Sun, culture and beach (Express)

Begin your holiday! Try to get to Sevilla as early as possible and make the most of your visit to this incredible city.

There are several ways to enjoy the evening in Sevilla. You could go to the city centre to take a look at the cathedral and the famous Giralda bell tower. Another option is to go to the magnificent Plaza de España (Spain Square), in Maria Luisa Park. Alternatively, go to the modern Metropol Parasol, commonly known as 'The Umbrella', where you can find some great bars with the cheapest beers in the city. If you're looking for somewhere to spend a night out, the Arenal and Alameda areas are just a couple of choices.

A pleasant way of spending the morning in Sevilla is to walk or cycle along the Guadalquivir riverbank. You will cross along the Real Maestranza bullring, the third most visited monument in the city, and the Torre del Oro (Gold Tower), which is right next to the Maritime Museum. Carry on to the San Telmo palace and finish your stroll in Maria Luisa Park, where you will find Plaza de España (Spain Square). America Square and the Archaeological Museums are only a short walk from here too.

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Málaga is a lively and active city during the evening. Walk around the city centre in the surroundings of Larios street to enjoy the many shops and bars. If you would like a more relaxed evening, spend it at the city beach, La Malagueta, and get ready for the night, when the city is brimming with energy.

Sadly, the last day of your trip is here. Leave Malaga as late as possible and enjoy the city for longer.

If you are an early-bird, then you can watch the sunrise on any of Málaga's beaches. La Malagueta, close to the city centre, is an excellent choice. You could also take a walk around the marina, just next to it.