About Málaga
Málaga is one of Spain's major cities, home to around 592,346 people.
Best time
May–June & September–October for mild weather and thinner crowds
Weather
Temperate, with warm summers and cool winters
Experiences
Things to do in Málaga
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Málaga Cathedral
2
Picasso Museum
Where to eat
Local favourites
Bodeguita El Gallo
Typical Andalusian tavern evironment, Sweet Málaga wines and the most traditional tapas.
Vegetariano El Calafate
A hidden gem around the corner from Thyssen Museum. Offers traditional Spanish & Andalucian dishes, with a vegetarian twist. Low-key interio
Taberna Quitapenas Sánchez Pastor
Good place to go for tapas, nice atmosphere, good service. Authentic and friendly. Great wines.
Taperia El Beato
Great terrace and fantastic service. Fresh fish, homemade croquettes, meatballs in delicious almond sauce.
La Campana
Cozy and typical Andalusian place of Malaga with a lot of history. Cozy atmosphere.
Curry-Ya! Málaga
A very cozy establishment. As the name suggests, a wide variety of curry dishes. Ideal to spend some time with your close ones between spicy
Where to stay
Tourist favourites & top-rated
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Hotel Alameda
Economic budget between the historical centre and the port. All rooms have private bathrooms, television and air-conditioning or heating. Th
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Málaga Hotel
3-star hotel with garden, swimming pool, jacuzzi, restaurant. Boardwalk with beach restaurants (chiringuitos).
Oficentro Suites
The apartment is fully furnished and cleaning is done weekly.
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Hotel Guadalmedina
Pension La Palma
Run by a friendly lady, this cheap and cheerful place has rooms starting from €30. It's very central and some rooms have little balconies.
Shopping
- Central Market
Nightlife
- Central Beers
- Birras Deluxe
- Tako bar
Museums & culture
- Málaga Cathedral
- Picasso Museum
In pictures
Málaga gallery
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