Although Mlaga is not as famous as her neighbors, it also has a profound cultural history. There are many historical monuments scattered here, from the Roman round theater in the 3rd century AD, the Muslim castle in the 6th century, to the church converted from the mosque in the 8th century. Like Granada, there are traces of Islamic culture, and Malaga has a unique advantage - her beach. In addition, the newly completed Picasso Museum will indulge art lovers, where you can admire the famous early works of this locally born painter. Malaga is the home of the genius painter Picasso, and Nobel Prize winner Alesund praised this beautiful place as a paradise city. It is located in Andalusia, southern Spain, a port city on the Mediterranean Costa del Sol. According to estimates in 2005, it has a population of 558