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This small, cosy place is located in a part of Málaga that is the embodiment of the city, the house where Picasso was born is located on the opposite corner. Like many tapas bars, the wooden décor with still life paintings is r... more
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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
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In this bullfight-themed bar, conveniently located beside the ring and adorned with old posters, you will find great tapas (and not all of them made of bull!).Try the bull's tail and the 'banderillas' (which are chicken skewers... more
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The building is a delightful old 1930's theatre that has been carefully renovated and retains many original features. It's close to all the city centre bars and clubs and right next door to the Alcazaba and Teatro Romano (Roman... more
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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
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The history of past centuries in this region can be traced from the Bronze Age right upto the 18th century. More than a hundred monuments and buildings of civil and religious origin, such as Colegiata de San Sebastián, La Casas... more
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barb & tom said
… Year's Eve)New Year's Day we went to Malaga and walked around the Alcazaba, an Arabic fortress… continue reading »
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Located halfway between Marbella and Ronda, this course is the first one designed by Spanish champion Severiano Ballesteros, along the Costa del Sol. Los Arqueros is suited for all levels, be it amateur or professional. The lay... more
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This began as a small academy and has become the most important center after the Conservatorio Superior, located only a few metres away. This is a private school, registered with the Andalusian Department of Culture, through wh... more
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If you would like to go on a tour by ship around the Málaga bay, Costasol Cruceros offers a daily service. The tour starts at the port of Málaga and it ends at the wonderful marina of Benalmádena, where you can enjoy a great ma... more
Malaga Travel Experiences
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Alcazaba
From Capileria we headed out to the coast to make our way back to Malaga, we definitely preferred the mountain area to the coast. The coa... Continue reading »
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Day 7 - Malaga, Spain - June 9
We woke up this morning at 8 am and packed our bags for the train ride to Malaga at 12:20 pm. We still had time to explore more of Madrid... Continue reading »
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Day 14 - Malaga, Spain - June 16
So here´s today´s story: we thought our timeshare was booked until Sunday morning- turns out we only had it until 10am this morning. Our... Continue reading »
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A Day in Paradise.
(portion of a journal entry)The road to Algeciras is long. The first half was tuned to American hip-hop with the unfortunate announcer w... Continue reading »
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Day 8 - Malaga, Spain - June 10
For our first full day in Malaga we decided to enjoy the beautiful beaches of the coast of Spain. After laying out for a few hours we wen... Continue reading »
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