Every year around time we feel we should share a series of recommendations about attractions, activities and what we like to do this time of year in our city. It’s said and done, in this post we have tried to collect all the experiences that we think are worthwhile to be enjoyed in Malaga during the Christmas
Last updated: Feb 27, 2020 Malaga is alive. Both the capital and the province demonstrate that each year with a wide variety of activities ranging from gastronomy to movies, traditions, music, folklore or summer “moragas”, festivals at the beach. In Spain Food Sherpas we chose some popular things to do in Malaga this year. They may not
It's been 96 years since King Alfonso XIII named it ‘El Caminito del Rey’ (The king’s trail). This walkway that was once dubbed "the most dangerous path in the world" has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Spain after its restoration. You can buy tour tickets in the official site or here There's a
The last frontier to the real life lies past the ‘Jaboneros’ stream, as a counterpoint to the Malaga of cruise ships and museums. In ‘El Palo’ you can have grilled sardines, but also Hawaiian ‘poké’. You can go paddle surfing or row in a ’jábega’ (fishing boat from Malaga). Do you want to discover its secrets? Come
The months without an ‘R’ in them are starting, and we travel south on the search for sardines. Malaga welcomes us with a gift in the shape of fish: prepare yourself to lick your fingers and discover the taste of the Mediterranean thanks to the ‘espetos’. Come on, we’re leaving. Never have six sardines on a stick
Some of them just opened. Others will soon celebrate their fifth anniversary. We check out five restaurants that are examples of the gastronomic evolution that has been going on in Malaga for the last couple of years. Forget about the ‘chiringuito’ and come to the centre of the city to immerse yourself in a tour of innovative
Far away from franchises and big brands, the street Andrés Pérez in Málaga has reinvented itself. Traditional trade, neighborhood initiatives, unique proposals and a savory gastronomy are the main ingredients of this different place. Google claims that its 140 meters can be walked in two minutes: come with us and it will take days. Old timers tell
Nestled at the foot of a national park and a few kilometers from Nerja and the Mediterranean stands Frigiliana, the only town in the province of Málaga that is considered one of the most beautiful in Spain. Lets dive into its small streets and enjoy its gastronomy, discover its handcrafts, visit unique spaces, and possibly, stay there
Last updated: Feb 29, 2023 Set your alarm clock and wake up excited to enjoy some tasty morning treats. Let’s take a walk to have a few of the best breakfasts in Malaga. Let’s stay away from toast and cafe con leche to try bagels, smoothies, homemade bread and much more. Prepare your stomach and start your
Yep, a good night out in Malaga ends when you’re having churros for breakfast! And we got some really nice “tejeringos” with hot chocolate! But above all, Malaga nightlife is as versatile as its people. Feel the city’s heartbeat once the sun’s set. Since we’re quite gluttonous here in the south of Spain, when you’re going out,
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