Photo © Malaga Film Office-James Souza

Malaga is a city in Andalusia. It is the southernmost European city, on the Mediterranean coast on the Costa del Sol. It has one of the warmest climates in Europe, with day time temperatures over 20 degrees celsius for most of the year. The history of the city spans over 2,800 years, making it one of the oldest cities in the world. Malaga boasts artefacts, monuments and archaelogical remains from the Phoenician, Roman, Arabic and Christian eras, adding to its draw as a filming location. Tourism is one of the biggest contributors to the economy and it has a a superb infrastructure with a variety of hotels and restaurants.

The historic centre of Malaga is bordered by the harbour to the south and mountains to the north and divided by two rivers, providing a wealth of shooting locations in the metropolitan area alone. The wealth of museums, gardens, churches, historically significant buildings, monuments as well as beaches and mountains set against the Med provide a stunning backdrop to any scene you can imagine.

The Malaga Film Festival, the most important festival for cinema made in Spain is held here in April each year.Malaga, with over 320 days of sun & natural daylight, an International Airport just minutes from the Historical City Center, well-established Bilingual Film Crews & local Film Equipment Rental Houses, have all made this city one of Europe’s most sought Film Locations.