Mappa stellare personalizzata di Barcelona
36.7213°N, 4.4214°W
Pearl of the Costa del Sol, Malaga basks beneath Mediterranean stars above the Alcazaba and the harbour. Gift a Malaga star map — a present as luminous as Picasso's light beneath the mildest Andalusian sky in Europe.
Luoghi emblematici
Alcazaba
36.7213°N, 4.4214°W
The Alcazaba of Malaga is an 11th-century palatial fortress built on the remains of a Roman bastion. Overlooking the harbour from Gibralfaro hill, its double walls and terraced gardens reflect the splendour of the Taifa period.
Picasso Museum
36.7213°N, 4.4214°W
The Picasso Museum Malaga, housed in the 16th-century Buenavista Palace, displays over 230 works by the painter born in this city in 1881. The collection spans his entire career, from childhood drawings to late works.
Malaga Cathedral
36.7213°N, 4.4214°W
Malaga Cathedral, nicknamed "La Manquita" due to its unfinished south tower, blends Renaissance and Baroque styles. Begun in 1528 and never completed, it impresses with its 42-metre nave and carved wooden choir stalls by Pedro de Mena.
Perché regalare una mappa stellare di Malaga?
Gifting a star map of Malaga means freezing the light of a moment under Europe's mildest sky, where Picasso was born and the Alcazaba watches over the Mediterranean. From Muelle Uno to Malagueta beach, every star captures the sweetness of life on the Costa del Sol.
Il cielo di Malaga
At 36.7° north latitude, Malaga is one of continental Europe's southernmost cities, granting access to southern constellations like Centaurus. With over 300 sunny days a year, its clear, mild nights are among the continent's best for astronomy.