Malaga Things to Do

Casa Aranda is synonymous with traditional churros in Málaga. It was opened in 1932 and has become a local institution. It is a must for visitors who want to play at being locals. Situated in a narrow street in the heart of the... more

This tapas bar only has tables outside. Inside you can sit on little stools at the end of the bar or on higher ones near the entrance. It's a place with real tradition that serves fantastic ali-oli potatoes and has a good wine... more

Teatro Alameda Malaga, located in the same building as the Alameda cinema, offers the opposite of what's on at the Teatro Cervantes. A variety of plays, local amateur actors, alternative concerts, singer-songwriters are all par... more

At this traditional mesón (old-style restaurant), they have their own cellar, full of excellent wines, including Rioja, Ribera del Duero, Albariña, Ribeiro, Manzanilla, Montilla-Moriles, and others. La Taberna del Herrero also... more

This classic establishment in Malaga's nightlife scene has had many names throughout its history and the latest gives them an excuse to cover the walls in cartoon characters, such as Donald Duck, Tweety Bird, Wiley Coyote, Road... more

This gallery is rather innovative among those in the hard world of art, since within its large premises we can find an exhibition hall exclusively dedicated to traditional art, as well as a section where you can buy antiques an... more

This is both an old workshop and a gallery, where many engravers and painters from Málaga have learned their arts. Taller Gravura is run by Francisco Aguilar, an excellent engraver whose works are permanently on display here. T... more

This children's leisure park is located opposite the Centro Comercial Rosaleda and can hold over 100 children. Kids love all the activities on offer and parents can enjoy something from the café. The dining room is also availab... more

This gallery's owners have tried to exhibit rather classic paintings - in particular still-lifes and seascapes - and paintings by local artists. Most of the painters on exhibit are not very well known, though this is a good spa... more

This adventure playground with a name suggestive of the American Wild West opened up in December 1999 close to the department store "El Corte Inglés". A cute mouse dressed as a cowboy greets you at the door. There are slides, b... more