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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 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.
Antonio Banderas's production of A Chorus Line is set to inaugurate his refurbished Teatro de Soho.
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.
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.
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.
Malaga has enjoyed a renaissance as a city, and has also become successful as a location for all manner of film and TV productions.
A wonderland of nuts, sausage and seafood, sweet things and salty things, a foodie explosion
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
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.
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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The Recyclo Bike Cafe is a cafe that is serious about bikes, and good food. They offer cycle rental and sales, but that is mostly concentrated in their East Mal...
Casa Aranda is one of the longest standing cafes in Malaga, doing business in this same street since 1932. This cafe is an institution among Malaguenos, and has...
Down this quiet street in Soho you'll find a jolly cafe bar that wouldn't be out of place in Soho New York. It's definitely a sort of Americana but still Spanis...
Cafe con Libros is a friendly, bohemian hang-out right on the Plaza. They have an ample terrace and it's always lively here, morning noon and night. Coffee with...
This new bar close to the Plaza Marina is making waves, for its design and its ambiance. The interior is gorgeously put together, stylish clean modern lines and...
One of the best established and well known roof terraces is found at the Hotel Larios, on the main street Marques de Larios and overlokking the Plaza de la Cons .....
The very central Hotel Molina Larios has a splendid three level roof terrace that also features a swimming pool. It offers views over the port, the cathedral an .....
A spacious and stylish roof terrace overlooking the river Guadalmedina in the centre of tow. Open all year this is a lively terrace popular with locals and tour .....
One of Malaga's largest hotels boasts a large roof terrace open all year, including pool, bars and lounge area. The views over the Paseo del Parque and the Cath ...
The Hotel Valeria boasts a roof terrace in Andalucian style where you can chill out, sip cocktails, and even take a dip in the pool in summer. The terrace affor ...
The alcazaba fortress and palace is one of two stone castles that dominate the skyline of the old city. It's hard to miss connecting as it does with the Castill ...
Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga. It has taken until 2003 to fully honour his legacy and fame in his birth town and this small but interesting mini-museum doubl ...
The Picasso Museum of Malaga is the flagship of Malaga's cultural offering, and is a symbol of it's regeneration and outward looking modern philosophy, part of ......
The superb modernist structure on the banks of the rio Guadalmina on the edge of the historic old town is now the Centro de Arte Contemporaneo. Opened in 2003, ......
Malaga's central market is named after the building it replaced, an old Moorish shipyard that stood here for hundreds of years until renovated in 1868. The main ...
This extraordinary small bar with its old barrels and dense yeasty fruity aroma is Malaga's most iconic bar by a clear mile. Founded in 1840 by a leading windem ...
This premium hostal right under the walls of the Alcazaba palaca has a terrific hip roof terrace with legendary cocktails. Very stylish, great views and very ce ...
This extraordinary small bar with its old barrels and dense yeasty fruity aroma is Malaga's most iconic bar by a clear mile. Founded in 1840 by a leading windem ...
There are two great institutions when it comes to bars in Malaga. El Pimpi and the Antigua casa de Guarda. Both have old barrels stacked up one on top of the ot...
This small bar in the old town is typical of the more hip bars in town, eschewing as it does any connotations of corporateness or franchising. Its local in flav...
The Picasso Museum of Malaga is the flagship of Malaga's cultural offering, and is a symbol of it's regeneration and outward looking modern philosophy, part of ......
The superb modernist structure on the banks of the rio Guadalmina on the edge of the historic old town is now the Centro de Arte Contemporaneo. Opened in 2003, ......
This museum houses the private collection of one of Carmen Cervera, a 1960's beauty queen who married the Baron Von Thyssen-Bornemisza. Between them, they are s .....
The Museum of Malaga has been around since the 19th century, and was most recently housed in the town hall building. Thanks to an ambitious renovation of the ol .....
The Museum of Arts and Customs is a fascinating time capsule of a Malaga from before industrialisation. While many of the artesan crafts still exist in little p...
The Recyclo Bike Cafe is a cafe that is serious about bikes, and good food. They offer cycle rental and sales, but that is mostly concentrated in their East Mal...
Vintage Kilo sells vintage clothing by the kilo. A national chain with a couple of dozen outlets in Spain, they ship over selected vintage clothing from a base...
This centrally located language school is accredited by spain's official language teaching authority, the Instituto Cervantes. It offers all levels of classes a ...
This extraordinary small bar with its old barrels and dense yeasty fruity aroma is Malaga's most iconic bar by a clear mile. Founded in 1840 by a leading windem
La Tranca is a typical Malaga tapas bar. How they used to be, and how not all of them still are. Local flavour guarenteed. Its the kind of establishment where y
Casa Aranda is one of the longest standing cafes in Malaga, doing business in this same street since 1932. This cafe is an institution among Malaguenos, and has
A Cereria translates literally as a 'waxery', in this case a candle shop. Zalo manufacture church candles and other religious items and gave done for generation
Kalipé by day is a school or pure flamenco art, where classes in guitar, compás (percussive clapping) and dance take place guided by the teachers with years of experience.
This flamenco museum is more of a shrine to the art that is iconic of Spain. In a small street in the medieval heart of the old town, a small suite of rooms hou
The Tablao Los Amayas brings to Málaga one of the great flamenco families from the Sacromonte barrio of Granada, where they have run a tablao for twenty years.
This is a flamenco taverna plain and simple. It has the old world charm and traditional decor of a genuine old taverna because it is,
There are two great institutions when it comes to bars in Malaga. El Pimpi and the Antigua casa de Guarda. Both have old barrels stacked up one on top of the ot
Anbata is a relatively new Irish Pub in the heart of El Palo, the beachside barrio east of the centre which is a surprisingly untouristy but lively part of town.
Celtic Druids Irish Pub is located in a prime spot on Plaza de la Merced in the very centre of town. It's a great spot, on the wide pedestrian area of the square where buskers play all day, and the people watching is always fun.
Morrisseys is an Irish bar a cut above the cliche. The decor is tasteful and individual, without being overdone and avoiding the usual Irish Pub tropes. Its a f
While Camden Town might not be the most obvious name for an Irish Pub, it's a great hit with the locals. Located just off the Malagueta, this well-decorated pub
This ample pub in the centre gives you all you'd expect from a pub. There's a pool table, darts, and there's plenty of Spanish and English football and rugby on
The Picasso Museum of Malaga is the flagship of Malaga's cultural offering, and is a symbol of it's regeneration and outward looking modern philosophy, part of ......
The superb modernist structure on the banks of the rio Guadalmina on the edge of the historic old town is now the Centro de Arte Contemporaneo. Opened in 2003, ......
The Recyclo Bike Cafe is a cafe that is serious about bikes, and good food. They offer cycle rental and sales, but that is mostly concentrated in their East Mal...
This museum housed in the old 17th century Palacio de Biedmas was set up by the promotional board of the local wine appelations, that of Malaga, and Sierras de ......
Malaga's Jardín Botánico offers a small paradise, at once romantic, exotic, historical and contemporary. La Concepción truly is a botanical marvel and an unforget...
A spacious and stylish roof terrace overlooking the river Guadalmedina in the centre of tow. Open all year this is a lively terrace popular with locals and tour ......
La Tranca is a typical Malaga tapas bar. How they used to be, and how not all of them still are. Local flavour guarenteed. Its the kind of establishment where y ...
The Museo de Videro y Cristal is a museum of decorative arts featuring a private collection of over 3000 glass and crytal pieces that encompass the histroy and ......
La Casa de las Habitaciones translates as 'the house of rooms'. This escape rooms offering features 5 different historically themed activities available in Engl ...
South tours is a non-profit organisation that runs a variety of free tours in the centre of Malaga. There's a very popular free walking tour that kicks off ever ...
Sala Enigma is located in the old town, and offers two levels of experience, of 60 and 90 minutes. The story is appropriately based on Picasso, Malaga's most fa...
One of Malaga's largest hotels boasts a large roof terrace open all year, including pool, bars and lounge area. The views over the Paseo del Parque and the Cath .....
One of the best established and well known roof terraces is found at the Hotel Larios, on the main street Marques de Larios and overlokking the Plaza de la Cons ...
The very central Hotel Molina Larios has a splendid three level roof terrace that also features a swimming pool. It offers views over the port, the cathedral an ...
The Hotel Valeria boasts a roof terrace in Andalucian style where you can chill out, sip cocktails, and even take a dip in the pool in summer. The terrace affor
The Bahia Malaga boutique hotel is a custom built modern boutique hotel in the Soho arts barrio of Malaga, with a smallish but funky roof terrace iwth views ov ...
The Oasis hostel smack in the centre of the old town has a wonderfully hip and relaxed roof terrace where you can take a drink, cocktails, find a DJ or a party ...
The Parador de Gibralfaro has an extensive terrace which affords probably the best views of the city from anywhere. They have live music on summer weekends. Thi ...
This premium hostal right under the walls of the Alcazaba palaca has a terrific hip roof terrace with legendary cocktails. Very stylish, great views and very ce
Terraza Chinitas is a newer arrival on the rooftop scene in Malaga. It is located as its name suggests, above the Chinitas passage where famous tapas bars huddle in the medieval streets. It is a just a few meters down the passage off the Calle Larios, on top of the hostel of the same name.
One of Malaga's largest hotels boasts a large roof terrace open all year, including pool, bars and lounge area. The views over the Paseo del Parque and the Cath ...
A spacious and stylish roof terrace overlooking the river Guadalmedina in the centre of tow. Open all year this is a lively terrace popular with locals and tour ...
While the Corte Ingles is justifiably renowned for shopping, they always have a restaurant. In Malaga this takes the form of a roof terrace offering a multinati ...
The Mariposa Hotel Roof Terrace is one of the latest terraces to open in Málaga. It is on top of the stylish boutique hotel of the same name, located very centrally in Soho Málaga. The terrace is laid back and pleasantly designed with natural woods. It is quite spacious compared with some, with one half of the roof being a dedicated sun deck with loungers, and the other half is the bar terrace. It affords views across the urban jumble of rooftops and has a distinctly city feel to it.
VRFun boasts four VR rooms where you can experience the intense 3D sensations of amazing real landscapes of our planet, flying through canyons, over mountains a
Beclimb is a fully equipped state of the art climbing centre that has practice walls for all levels of climbing and training. You can enjoy a fun day with the f
This outdoor Kart track is situated next to Plaza Mayor. It has 270cc karts on this sinuous but fairly compact track. Ideal for groups and stag parties.
La Noria is the Malaga ferris wheel. Every city has one and ours is right on the portside, which affords views across the old quarter, the cathedral and moorish
Principia is an interactive science museum that shares scientific and technological knowledge with the general public in an entertaining and educational way,
Aqualand Torremolinos is the largest water park on the Costa del Sol. It is a wonderland of adrenalin-fueled fun, splashful chaos, and wonderfully varied water toboggans and slides.
Tivoli World is a good old-fashioned amusement park, much of which could have been lifted out of an old movie. There's roller coasters and log flumes, haunted houses and candyfloss a-plenty.
The Crocodile Park is actually a park full of Crocodiles. Big ones. Lots of them! This attraction lets you get up close and personal with the prehistoric monsters, and there are dozens to be seen, and featuring one of the largest animals in Europe, called Paco. Well, why not, we are in Spain.
Suitably located on the portside in Muelle Uno, the Alborania museum is named after the sea that surrounds Malaga. This end part of the Mediterranean that leads
A museum where you can not just look at the instruments, but learn to play all sorts of them, from different eras and cultures. This is a museum that is primari ...
The Mariposa Hotel Roof Terrace is one of the latest terraces to open in Málaga. It is on top of the stylish boutique hotel of the same name, located very centrally in S...
The Oasis hostel smack in the centre of the old town has a wonderfully hip and relaxed roof terrace where you can take a drink, cocktails, find a DJ or a party ......
The Bahia Malaga boutique hotel is a custom built modern boutique hotel in the Soho arts barrio of Malaga, with a smallish but funky roof terrace iwth views ov ......
The Hotel Valeria boasts a roof terrace in Andalucian style where you can chill out, sip cocktails, and even take a dip in the pool in summer. The terrace affor ...
Terraza Chinitas is a newer arrival on the rooftop scene in Malaga. It is located as its name suggests, above the Chinitas passage where famous tapas bars huddle in the m...
The very central Hotel Molina Larios has a splendid three level roof terrace that also features a swimming pool. It offers views over the port, the cathedral an ......
A spacious and stylish roof terrace overlooking the river Guadalmedina in the centre of tow. Open all year this is a lively terrace popular with locals and tour ......
This premium hostal right under the walls of the Alcazaba palaca has a terrific hip roof terrace with legendary cocktails. Very stylish, great views and very ce ...
La Tranca is a typical Malaga tapas bar. How they used to be, and how not all of them still are. Local flavour guarenteed. Its the kind of establishment where y ...
Casa Aranda is one of the longest standing cafes in Malaga, doing business in this same street since 1932. This cafe is an institution among Malaguenos, and has...
This small market slightly north of the old quarter is still a thriving neighbourhood market. Far less touristy than the now famous Atarazanas it has 48 little...
If you aren't familiar with Pintxos, here's a great place to aquaint yourself with this custom that originates in the Basque country. It differes from tapas in...
Casa Aranda is one of the longest standing cafes in Malaga, doing business in this same street since 1932. This cafe is an institution among Malaguenos, and has...
Down this quiet street in Soho you'll find a jolly cafe bar that wouldn't be out of place in Soho New York. It's definitely a sort of Americana but still Spanis...
Cafe con Libros is a friendly, bohemian hang-out right on the Plaza. They have an ample terrace and it's always lively here, morning noon and night. Coffee with...
This new bar close to the Plaza Marina is making waves, for its design and its ambiance. The interior is gorgeously put together, stylish clean modern lines and...
Anbata is a relatively new Irish Pub in the heart of El Palo, the beachside barrio east of the centre which is a surprisingly untouristy but lively part of town....
This hip little bar right in the heart of the pedestrianised old town is a gin lovers paradise. The couple who run it treat you like well loved friends and mix ...
Celtic Druids Irish Pub is located in a prime spot on Plaza de la Merced in the very centre of town. It's a great spot, on the wide pedestrian area of the square whe...
ZZPub is an institution in the Málaga live music scene. A small, funky, crowded bar with great sounds across all the genres and live bands five days a week...
Recyclo is a bike shop, and a bike cafe. They are retailers of quality road, mountain and fold-up bike brands, they rent bikes of all kinds, they have a worksho...
This small boutique specialises in original works of art and decor. It is all the produce of artists and craftsmen, mostly local but with works from France and...
Epoca is a vintage shop full of unique pieces of clothing and accessories from many eras, especially from the 40's onwards. It is a great source of retro looks,...
A classic hat shop in the old spansih style. If you are looking for one of those killer sombreros that the Andaluz horsemen wear, or a dapper panama in the clas...
A terrific decor shop that offers lots of antique style furnishings, accessories, lighting, art objects, painting, clothing, stationary and so much more. They s...
The cardinal's house is a relatively new business housed in a very old building. This renovated 17th century palace in the centre of Malaga is home to an antiqu...
While Flamenco might dominate foreigners' perceptiopns of dance in Spain, there is a thriving culture of all forms of dance, in local dance schools and penas (s...
Los Patios de Beatas is a restaurant vinoteca, that is, a restaurant with a specialist wine cellar. Indeed you have a chioce of over 500 different wines here, a
Asako is a Japanese restaurant in Malaga. That sounds simple enough, but its a true Japanese cuisine that bases itself very much in the ingredients of Malaga, i
Before you wonder if its a Russian spies' restaurant, the KGB here stands for Kuartel Gastronomic Bar. The site has been the scene of earlier gastro tapas incar
One of Malaga's largest hotels boasts a large roof terrace open all year, including pool, bars and lounge area. The views over the Paseo del Parque and the Cath ..
The very central Hotel Molina Larios has a splendid three level roof terrace that also features a swimming pool. It offers views over the port, the cathedral an ...
Liceo is one of Málaga's most venerable and popular nightspots. It has been a regular in the nightlife scene since 1993, and as a nightclub offers one of the most indivi
Gin Corner Soho does what it says on the pack. Its a bar on a corner in Soho Malaga that serves gin. But what a selection! This is a place to experience the mod
Don't be put off by the museum word, this is definitely a bar, and full of gin! Its a colourful modernist design, with a comfy interior and extensive terrace ve
Sala Trinchera is a dedicated mid-scale concert venue with a 600 person capacity that plays host to a wide variety of exciting groups, many form overseas. Its s ...
Sala Paris 15 is the daddy of concert venues in Malaga. With its excellent access and design, airconditioning and flexible space, its large bar areas, this is a ...
Liceo is one of Málaga's most venerable and popular nightspots. It has been a regular in the nightlife scene since 1993, and as a nightclub offers one of the most indivi
Sala Spectra is a centrally located nightspot featuring a variety of musical forms and live bands. They play host to EDM and DJ sessions, Latin music, reggae, swing and m
The Hall is a small friendly venue close to the main railway station that is a multipurpose venue offering arts events, live music, theatre, comedy and cabaret. ...
La Nave Málaga is a social and cultural centre that functions partly as a nightclub. The project has already taken off and is picking up speed, bringing on board a
ZZPub is an institution in the Málaga live music scene. A small, funky, crowded bar with great sounds across all the genres and live bands five days a week
The Clarence is THE jazz venue for Malaga. Over 200 artists a year visit this specially designed and equipped club, with its modernist New York style interior w ..
Sala Eventual Music, doesn't just put on concerts, it helps create the bands that play them. It is also one of Málaga's longest established and well equipped ...
La Cochera is one of Malaga's most diverse venues. This multidisciplinary space offers live shows in theatre and dance, magic and circus, kids entertainemnt, li ...
La Termica is a fabulous old building just over a 100 years old. It was originally built and an orphanage and sanitorium and its lofty wide corridors and tall w
A bit of everything in this list, but it's definitely toward the bohemian end of the scale. All chosen for their relaxed vibe, reasonable prices, excellent food and individual character.
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The best of the paintings, and the best of the history of Málaga. Much food for thought.
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The tablaos and tavernas where you can catch live authentic flamenco
Irish Pubs in Málaga and Spain in general aren't just aimed at ex-pats. The locals love them too. Here's our list of the best in Málaga, where you'll find the drinks you expect, good value food, conviviality, sport on the telly, and a proper pub atmosphere.
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Malaga has at least twelve different venues where you can drink, eat and party on high. Extraordinary views, great cocktails, cool places, live music and a scene completely invisible from street level. Use our complete guide to find your way up to Malaga's best and most open secret.
There's plenty to keep children occupied in and around Málaga, whether it's interactive museums or avoiding being eaten by crocodiles, there's never a dull moment.
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Málaga has a lot of very well equipped concert and music venues. The larger ones are in the west of town located in large warehouses and industrial units, while the smaller venues are in the old town or the residential area around the avenida de Andalucia. Always check times as some concerts start punctually in the earlier hours while other venues might not get going until gone midnight. So you could realistically catch three different groups in three different venues in one night!
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