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This beautiful 16th-century museum is a must for all visitors to Malaga, young and old. Thanks to the grandmaster’s daughter-in-law, Christine, and grandchild Bernard, the museum boasts a collection o...

The Museum of Glass and Crystal features a private collection of more than 3,000 pieces of glass, from a wide range of epochs.

Puerto de Malaga is the port area in Malaga, home to bustling bars and restaurants. The perfect place for a stroll and a nice lunch in the sun.

If you enjoy the history and splendour of old churches, Iglesia de Los Martires, right in the city centre, will certainly impress you.

Dance both day and night away at The Malaga Feria, a week-long festival of street parties. To get you in to the Fiesta spirit, the Feria kicks off with a huge fire work display - make sure to try out ...

Escape to Playas de Las Acacias. This quiet beach is great for a relaxing walk along the sea, or a filling meal at a local gourmet fish restaurant.

El Caminito del Rey begins an hour's drive away from the city of Malaga, running from north to south. The hike takes you through gorges, canyons and past a beautiful suspension bridge. The entire rout...

Fans of the postmodern won't want to miss Centre Pompidou Malaga, the only branch of the iconic gallery outside of France. Housed in El Cubo, a giant glass cube in Malaga Port, the centre houses seven...

Named after the 14th century boatyard it replaced, the Mercado is a traditional market with a wide range of fresh and local foods on offer. Get a taste of Andalucia by trying tapas and fresh “pescaíto...

Named for the Montes de Málaga range located just 5km from Malaga city, this Natural Park is characterised by jagged massif and steep slopes. Admire the magnificent pine forest, teeming with birds of ...

One of only three marine caves in the world, Cueva del Teroso is home to unique geomorphic formations. First settled in in the Paelolithic Age, the caves are filled with cave paintings. Legend has it ...

Immerse yourself in the Andalucian ritual of the Arabic bath. Blissful for hot & cold baths can be accompanied with massages. Reconnect with your self while surrounded by elegant arabesque architectur...

A rare collection of art from the Leningrad State Museum, this cultural outpost offers insight in to the cultural soul of Russia, from the palatial to the postmodern. Readings, lectures and performanc...

Alcazaba and Gibralfaro are military forts dating from the period of Arab rule. Visit the palace inside the walls to enjoy a splendid garden and exquisite views. The Roman theatre just beneath was bui...

Malaga’s cathedral was built between 1500 and 1700 on the site that was once occupied by the Aljama Mosque. The cathedral features a Renaissance style with a Baroque main façade and décor.

The affluent couple Jorge Loring and Amalia Heredia created this fantastic garden around their Hacienda La Concepción in the 19th-century. Here you can find 30.000 square meters filled with 500 tropic...

Malaga Contemporary Art Centre is located in the heart of the city and displays modern art. Its aim is to promote visual art from the 20th and 21st century. The art centre offers an innovative program...

The Roman theatre is located at the foot of the Alcazaba fortress, dating back to the first century and the times of Augustus.

Malaga has kilometres of beautiful sandy beaches all along the Promenade of Pablo Ruiz Picasso - also lined with restaurants and bars. The most popular beaches are La Malagueta and La Caleta. Both of ...

Learn about marine life and how we can conserve the aquatic environment. There are two main areas: the exhibition/research area and the workshop/classroom area. In the exhibition hall you will find un...

Malaga Park is set between the Alameda Principal and the Paseo de España. In the park you will find beautiful tropical flowering trees, many of them from far-flung corners of the world.

This square is located in the centre of Malaga in the modern part of the city. It is one of the city´s most characteristic sites and it is surrounded by elegant buildings, a playful water fountain and...

Wine enthusiasts won't want to miss Museo del Vino. Take a tour to learn all about Malaga's wines, as well as the industry's history and cultural significance. Museo del Vino is located in the middle ...

The best way to experience Malaga is by bike. Enjoy freewheeling freedom for a low cost - you can rent a city bike with your transportation card or use one of the firms offering long-term bicycle rent...

Take a leisurely boat trip around the bay of Malaga or even go on a dolphin-spotting trip. There are several companies that arrange boat excursions in Malaga.

Once a cafe frequented by the poet Federico García Lorca and the artists Salvador Dalí and Picasso, now El Chinitas is a quaint restaurant, in the heart of Malaga's old town, serving typical Spanish c...

Trendy gastrobar, very popular among locals, which is always a great sign, serving excellent tapas and a great wine list at a modern and vibrant atmosphere.

Michelin-starred restaurant, near Playa de la Malagueta, owned by one of Spain’s top chefs, the Malagueño José García. It features classic Mediterranean and Spanish dishes with a modern twist. The int...

Elegant restaurant, near Teatro Cervantes, offering a diversified and creative menu, which includes Mediterranean cuisine as well as exotic dishes, such as crocodile and kangaroo. On the menu, you'll ...

Restaurant Alea offers a good variety of tapas and Spanish cuisine at an elegant location in the historic centre of Malaga.

Al-Yamal is a small and beautifully-decorated restaurant, in the centre of Malaga, specialising in Moroccan/Arabic food. The ambiance at Al-Yamal is cosy and inviting thanks to the warm lighting and c...

Traditional old-fashioned restaurant, in the heart of Malaga, serving high-quality Mediterranean cuisine, typical Spanish tapas, as well as a good choice of wines.

Small Indian restaurant, near Playa de la Malagueta, offering authentic Indian food as well as a choice of vegan and Mediterranean dishes.

Restaurant and sushi bar serving sushi and fusion cuisine that joins the Mediterranean and Asian gastronomic cultures at a simple yet cosy atmosphere.

Casa Mira is an institution in Málaga and it has the best ice cream in the city according to both Malagueños and every tourist that comes here--the long queues only confirm that. Although they don't h...

Eating churros is a must when visiting Malaga. And for nearly nine decades, Casa Aranda has been serving this delicious treat to be dipped in thick warm chocolate to both locals and visitors with grea...

If you're in the mood for some coffee and people-watching, then Café Central is the place to go. Churros con chocolate is also served here, and in case you get hungry, they also have a breakfast and l...

Traditional Spanish restaurant in the historic centre of Málaga serving a variety of tapas as well as some meat and fish options.

Old wine barrels signed by famous people, such as the Picasso family and Spanish actor Antonio Banderas decorate the interior of this beautiful restaurant next to the Museo Picasso. Enjoy a great sele...

There is always something for everybody at Liceo. This popular nightclub attracts a crowd between 30 to 45 years old and it boasts two floors and five different rooms playing different music as well a...

Step back in time at this historic tavern that offers wooden barrels of sweet wines along with some tapas to share.

A few minutes walking from Teatro Cervantes, Taberna Amargo reflects the Andalusian essence and offers visitors the chance to listen to live flamenco music while enjoying a few drinks.

More of a pub than a nightclub, the Velvet Club Málaga is a small and popular venue offering live music performances, mostly alternative rock and indie music, as well as affordable drinks, and impecca...

Dance the night away and enjoy a few drinks with friends at this new addition to Malaga's bar scene.

Another great place for dancing is the cool Sala Wengé. This club hosts various events and lets you stay up and party until the early hours of the morning, as it stays open until 7am on the weekends.

Despite its name, which means "bad reputation", this is a great place for dancing and drinking in the centre of Málaga. Combined that with their affordable prices, cool music, and a fun crowd and you'...

Enjoy the best music from the most renowned local DJs as well as a few drinks and hookah with your friends at this nightclub in the heart of Malaga.

This trendy lounge bar offers excellent music and events. Bubbles truly has something for everybody, ranging from fashion shows to salsa.

Hole-in-the-wall kind of place near the city centre serving Malaga wine and beers as well as a limited tapas menu. Drop by for a quick drink and a plate of fried fish, which comes highly recommended a...

This easy-going pub is great if you want to have a drink and listen to live bands. The ZZ Pub turns into a lively place at night, so if you want to start your evening with a drink here, do not be surp...

Typical Irish Pub in the heart of Malaga, close to the Picasso Museum, offering a wide array of beers, cocktails, and spirits, as well as a food menu which includes burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, and ...

Calle Larios and Calle Nueva, the street running parallel to it, are the main shopping streets in Malaga for shoes and clothes. Shoes can be found, for example, at Antonio Parriego and Nicolas on Call...

In the Centro Larios Shopping Centre, apart from clothes shops, there are cinemas and restaurants. You can find this large shopping centre right in the heart of Malaga.

Spain’s department store colossus is both loved and hated, but successfully performs the main task of the department store, which is to offer most things to most people. Designer fashions, their own...

For those looking for a gift, a souvenir, or something good to eat, a visit to Mercado Central Atarazanas is recommended. Here you can buy meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, olives, nuts, spices, cheese a...

At Ultramarinos Zoilo on Calle Granada, you can buy typical Málaga Dulce or Moscatel sweet wine, serrano pork, good cheeses and sausages, raisins from the province and sweets such as “mantecados,” a k...

Those wanting a slightly more exclusive souvenir can buy a fan in one of the specialised shops on Calle Nueva, but there are souvenirs to be found all along the coast. Choose between everything from s...

This large leisure park is located near the Malaga Airport. Here you can find large brands like Zara, Massimo Dutti, Diesel and Pepe Jeans. Onsite there are also cinemas and bowling alleys.

Mercadillo Banos del Carmen is an outdoor market, great for everyone in a spending mood. This place is packed with talented people who want to sell their things, so you can definately find some real b...

Muelle Uno is the place to be. This new harbour area in Malaga is filled with restaurants and shops. Here you can enjoy the sun while you go shopping with a tasty cup of coffee in your hand.

The Smile Bank is ideally located in the city centre and offers a whole lot of fun. This shop was started by both family and friends who wanted to create a spot where their own designs could be sold, ...

Right across the road from the Maria Zambrano Station you can find Vialia Mall. This modern mall offers various restaurants and shops like H&M, Koshka and Stradivarius.