"OVERVIEW OF MALAGA'S HISTORY
Malaga, a vibrant city on the southern coast of Spain, boasts a rich tapestry of history that dates back over 2,800 years. Originally founded by the Phoenicians in the 8th century BC, it was known as Malaka, a trading post that thrived on the export of fish and the production of purple dye. This early settlement set the stage for centuries of cultural exchanges and influences that would shape the city's character.
The Roman period marked a significant turning point in Malaga's development. The city became an important hub in the Roman Empire, which is evident in its well-preserved ruins, including the Roman Theatre and the remains of the ancient city walls. These historical landmarks serve as a testament to the city's importance during this era, as it flourished as a center of commerce and trade.
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Excerpt From
Panache Malaga: Hidden Gems of Malaga
Gregg Roberts-Aguirre
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