Guidebook for Málaga
Food Scene
Muelle Uno
4 P.º del Muelle UnoFresh fish and shellfish
Start having a delicious Japanese dinner with DJ live music and finish with a drink, all at once.
Tokyo Restaurant & Night Club
12 Calle Santa LucíaStart having a delicious Japanese dinner with DJ live music and finish with a drink, all at once.
Brunchit is like a fresh sea breeze in the Malaga food scenary. When you've had enough of fried stuff, you could enjoy this place.
Friendly staff , excellent food and great value for money. Highly recommended their breakfast, brunch and dinner.
64 persone del luogo consigliano
Brunchit Coffee and Kitchen
46 C. CarreteríaBrunchit is like a fresh sea breeze in the Malaga food scenary. When you've had enough of fried stuff, you could enjoy this place.
Friendly staff , excellent food and great value for money. Highly recommended their breakfast, brunch and dinner.
Spanish food for Spanish people, this is the place where young and not too young people go for dinner before the drinks. My favourite place is upstairs by the windows, the best "rulo de carne mechada"
42 persone del luogo consigliano
Matahambre
7 C. CaldereríaSpanish food for Spanish people, this is the place where young and not too young people go for dinner before the drinks. My favourite place is upstairs by the windows, the best "rulo de carne mechada"
Drinks & Nightlife
Sala Gold
5 C. Luis de VelázquezInclude an “IRISH SPORT BAR”
Theatro Club Málaga
5 C. LazcanoDisco
Parks & Nature
Home to an exquisite open-air collection of tropical and subtropical flora. Plant species from Europe, America, Asia, Africa and Oceania are all on show here.
Officially declared historical-artistic gardens in 1943.
http://laconcepcion.malaga.eu
273 persone del luogo consigliano
Giardino Botanico Storico La Concepcion
3 Camino del Jardín BotánicoHome to an exquisite open-air collection of tropical and subtropical flora. Plant species from Europe, America, Asia, Africa and Oceania are all on show here.
Officially declared historical-artistic gardens in 1943.
http://laconcepcion.malaga.eu
Arts & Culture
Málaga has become a true City of Museums. There are 36 museums, most of them concentrated in the historic quarter, making Málaga's old town one of those with the highest density of museums.
http://www.malagaturismo.com/en/sections/museums/17
1797 persone del luogo consigliano
Picasso Museum Málaga
8 C. San AgustínMálaga has become a true City of Museums. There are 36 museums, most of them concentrated in the historic quarter, making Málaga's old town one of those with the highest density of museums.
http://www.malagaturismo.com/en/sections/museums/17
Malaga’s Teatro Cervantes stands out for the number and diverse nature of the activities that take place here. Meeting the demands and interests of the citizens of Málaga and the visitors.
528 persone del luogo consigliano
Teatro Cervantes
s/n C. Ramos MarínMalaga’s Teatro Cervantes stands out for the number and diverse nature of the activities that take place here. Meeting the demands and interests of the citizens of Málaga and the visitors.
Getting Around
Public transport - Customer Service
Alameda Principal, 2
15 persone del luogo consigliano
EMT Atencion al cliente
Public transport - Customer Service
Alameda Principal, 2
Shopping
North of the city's main artery, the Alameda Principal, you’ll find this striking 19th-century iron-clad building incorporating the original Moorish gate that once connected the city with the port. The magnificent stained-glass window depicts historical highlights of the city.
The daily market here is pleasantly noisy and animated. Choose from swaying legs of ham and rolls of sausages or cheese, fish and endless varieties of olives. The fruit and veg stalls are the most colourful, selling everything that is in season, ranging from big misshapen tomatoes, sliced and served with olive oil, chopped garlic and rough salt, to large purple onions, mild-flavoured and sweet.
490 persone del luogo consigliano
Mercato Centrale di Atarazanas
10 C. AtarazanasNorth of the city's main artery, the Alameda Principal, you’ll find this striking 19th-century iron-clad building incorporating the original Moorish gate that once connected the city with the port. The magnificent stained-glass window depicts historical highlights of the city.
The daily market here is pleasantly noisy and animated. Choose from swaying legs of ham and rolls of sausages or cheese, fish and endless varieties of olives. The fruit and veg stalls are the most colourful, selling everything that is in season, ranging from big misshapen tomatoes, sliced and served with olive oil, chopped garlic and rough salt, to large purple onions, mild-flavoured and sweet.