Parking in Málaga can be a bit of an adventure, especially if you’re not used to our narrow streets or busy beach areas. As someone from Málaga who’s spent plenty of time looking for a decent spot, here’s a clear, no-nonsense guide to help you park without stress and get on with enjoying the city. And if
When you think of the sunny, coastal city of Málaga, you might immediately picture the vibrant flavors of fried fish, tapas by the beach, or the region’s famous sweet wines. But nestled among Málaga’s culinary treasures is a lesser-known gem that’s perfect for cooler days—gazpachuelo, a comforting fish and seafood soup with roots in the city’s
Malaga isn't just a destination known for its sunny weather, stunning landscapes, and rich history. It's also a gastronomic paradise, boasting a culinary scene enriched by high-quality local produce and chefs who excel in their craft. Currently, the province of Málaga is adorned with 10 Michelin stars, distributed among nine restaurants that masterfully fuse traditional flavors with
Nestled in the rolling hills of the Axarquia region, Competa, a hidden gem in the province of Malaga, Spain, beckons travelers with its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural tapestry. Known for its whitewashed houses, vibrant local customs, and delicious cuisine, Competa is a town that captivates the heart of every visitor. In this article, we'll explore the
If you're looking for a destination in the province of Malaga, in the beautiful region of Axarquía-Costa del Sol, you can't miss visiting Comares. With an area of 25.5 km² and located at an altitude of 703 meters above sea level, this charming Andalusian municipality offers you a unique experience. Known as the "Balcony of La Axarquía",
Speaking of the 21st century Málaga is speaking of a city in constant transformation that has known how to adapt to the needs of its time. Far from that vacation destination that in the late 70s based its appeal on the sun and the beach, the Málaga of today is a modern and cosmopolitan city that adds
Málaga has been recognized by UNICEF as a Child-Friendly City. This distinction, which recognizes the city's effort for the rights of children, is also noticeable in the wide range of cultural and leisure activities available for them. One of the last centers that has been incorporated into the network of museums in Malaga is
Because of our work we are lucky to meet many different people from all over the world who visit us. Some of them ask us about Things to Do in Malaga, since for these travelers who accompany us it’s important to get to know Malaga from a local, different, authentic and unique point
Among the noblest animals that find their way to the world’s most refined menus, you’ll find the Spanish Iberian pig. This traditional breed goes back for centuries, and it’s prized for its healthy appetite; these beauties love to eat! What you get is a chubby animal with the most astounding intramuscular fat, or marbling, which becomes
The pintarroja (Scyliorhinus canicula, also known as small-spotted catshark. sandy dogfish, lesser-spotted dogfish, rough-hound or morgay) is a small shark, half a meter long, grayish in color with dark spots all over its skin. In Malaga it is served in soups, casseroles and marinated. The "caldillo de pintarroja" is a hot soup with a very characteristic spicy
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