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Recyclo is the bike shop of choice, and the cafe of choice for those who like their bikes. A great place for a coffee, vegetarian and healthy cuisine in a hip and friendly atmosphere.
Malaga has enjoyed a renaissance as a city, and has also become successful as a location for all manner of film and TV productions.
The Mercado de Salamanca is one of those fabulous opulent oddities that gets built and becomes part of the fabric and identity of the neighbourhood, but is often little known outside the locality. Otherwise known as the Mercadillo del Molinillo, as that's the name of the barrio in which it is located, it was built between 1922 and 25, and has had nearly a hundred years continuous use as a local market. Its forty something stalls sell predominantly fish and seafood, fresh meat and vegetables, and a few more esoteric offerings.
The first new exhibition in the CAC for 2018 celebrates the work of German sculpture Stephen Balkenhol. If you are a fan of the CAC, you are familiar with one of his works already. The large bronze statue of the man with backward leaning legs is a 2002 work that has stood outside the gallery for some years and is emblematic of the gallery: modern, unpredictable, breaking with convention always and full of surprises every time.
Semana Santa in Málaga and everywhere in Spain is an ancient and dramatic spectacle. It is a mixture of faith and medieval ritual, community identity and celebration. It is certainly unique.
The annual jazz festival returns to Málaga, and looks to be more exciting than ever, with events happening all over the city, in addition to the offical line-up at the Cervantes Theatre.
There are currently at least eleven rooftop bar venues on top of buildings where you can enjoy that penthouse rooftop urban vibe, with more on the way. The majority are on top of hotels or hostels, but all are open to the public, not just paying guests.
The live music scene in Malaga is an extremely varied and vibrant one. It might be an internationally known artist on a stage on the beach on a summer's night, or a local metal band in a grungy dive bar, but Malaga covers all the angles
A wonderland of nuts, sausage and seafood, sweet things and salty things, a foodie explosion
Antonio Banderas's production of A Chorus Line is set to inaugurate his refurbished Teatro de Soho.
Now in its twelth edition, the Malaga Noche en Blanco, 'the white night', offers the visitor free access to many cultural institutions, as well as a host of activities, events, concerts and happenings around the town, many situated in the city's fabulous historic monuments. This years event takes place from 7pm until 1am. The concept originally came from Paris where the city authorities created a nightlong event of access to public buildings and cultural institutions, and caught on quickly around other European cities. Malaga's first one was in 2008, and this years theme was the result of a public vote on a Facebook platform. The theme selected is 'around the world in one night'. Hence the fetching poster that riffs on the familiar air baggage tag we are all so familiar with.
The Tour of Spain cycle race, 'La Vuelta de España, is one of the big three in professional cycling along with the Italian Giro, and the daddy of them all, the Tour de F
Malaga Feria means many things, but mostly music and dancing, drinking and eating, sort of in that order. It also means horses and fabulous traditional costumes, it means throbbing, gyrating fun fairs with atomic level impact rides. It means very very late nights. It means noise. Lots of it. Whether its the din of several thousand sound systems cheek by jowl in the feria ground, or the thunderous firework displays, or just the ability of the Andaluzes to talk and celebrate at top volume, the feria is an assault on the senses: aurally, visually and alcoholically!
This discreet little barrio, just behind the Plaza de la Merced, throbs with genuinely local street art of a style and vibrancy that is wholly unexpected, and ironically far more rewarding than the 'official' street art of SoHo.
Finding affordable pet and home care in an unfamiliar location makes planning holidays a particular challenge. As expats most of us face this issue several times a year. Today, however, online networks like HouseSitMatch.com offer access to checked and registered petsitters and housesitters who would be willing to step into your shoes and care for your property and pets while you are away. Police and background checked sitters can keep your pets and property safe.
Semana Santa, Holy Week in Andalucia is an ancient and fascinating ritual, especially in Seville and Malaga
Málaga Carnival is a full-on event with processions, masked costumed revellers, live music everywhere and a giant boquerón
Málaga has over 37 museums in the city, from the Picasso Museum to the Russian collection from the Hermitage, and many other museums of art, heritage and even vintage cars
In Malaga itself, most gay travel guides point to a small handful of venues around the Plaza de la Merced. The cafes El Carmen and Calle de Bruselas are the main meeting points where you'll find the LGBT community.
An ancient art form of dance, guitar, vocals and percussion, flamenco is known worldwide, and Malaga has many tablaos where you can experience a flamenco concert
Watch Spanish league matches, la Liga and Copa del Rey at the Rosaleda stadium. Tickets can be bought on the day at the ticket office...
Malaga offers many walking trails for hiking, the Gran Senda de Malaga, the Senda Litoral and many walks in the Montes de Malaga and other sierras and natural parks of Malaga Province
The malaga coastline offers wide variety of watersports including jetski, kitesurf, scuba diving, sailing, waterskiing, stand-up paddle, sea kayak tours, fishing trips, dolphin and whale watching
Malaga province and its mountains are a top destination for extreme sports, including downhill and enduro mountain biking, rock climbing, caving, canyoning, parapenting, hang-gliding
Sabor a Málaga is a trademark owned by the provincial government and is awarded to resident producers of food, drink and produce whose native uniqueness and quality is considered emblematic of the region, its culture, natural environment and history. It is also available to establishments supplying and commercialising specifically Malagueño products under the scheme. It groups together over 400 different agri-food businesses and suppliers in the province.
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