Benalmadena Costa Things to Do

This charming little bar is on the waterfront boardwalk area, not far from La Malagueta Beach. It offers a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere and is frequented mainly by people in their 40s. The decor is plain and simple and the... more

The name of this establishment is the same as one of the most typical dishes of Málaga - a type of gazpacho (cold vegetable soup) consisting of garlic, almonds, grapes and mayonnaise. If you have never tried it and think it sou... more

The parish of San Juan was established by order of the Catholic Monarchs, Ferdinand and Isabella, after they had taken Málaga in 1487. Both the internal and external structures of the church have undergone extensive modificatio... more

This important gallery centers its exhibitions on artists, who represent the latest generations of new Spanish figurative art, with works by artists such as Pérez Villalta, Chema Lumbreras and Bola Barrionuevo. As a curiosity,... more

The Tajos de la Axarquía, located near Comares, Colmenar and Alfarnatejo, are beautiful enormous stone masses that can be made out well in the distance. Their image will definitely not be easily forgotten. There are nine 'Tajos... more

This is the most charismatic cinema in town, housed in a lovely old theatre surrounded by cafes and bars. There's just one screen wherethey show all sorts of films and there's a definite bohemian feel to it. It's close to the c... more

An exotic oasis next to the Teatro Cervantes with an authentic Arabic atmosphere. Take your tea under Moorish arches on a low table surrounded by "hubble-bubble" pipes and haunting music. They serve many varieties of tea, tisan... more

Real Club de Campo de Málaga has difficult greens for the experts and easier ones for beginners. The greens are flat and with little vegetation. The course was designed by the Fin, Kosti Kuronen, and inaugurated in 1990. Apart... more

Iglesia de Santiago is one of four churches that the Catholic Monarchs, Ferdinand and Isabella, commissioned after having captured the city. Its outstanding feature is the Mudejar-style bell tower. Located in Granada Street, it... more

The Catholic Monarchs founded this parish church, whose construction began in 1505. Work carried out in the 18th century gave the church and bell tower its current appearance. The images of the Patron Saints of Málaga, San Ciri... more