Discover the origins of the Almonds of Málaga, the local recipes, and find out where to buy the best Turrón of the city! You’ve been in Málaga for a few days now, and everywhere you look, you see almond stands at every corner of the historical centre, and Turrón shops that offer you free samples […]
Andalusian Almonds: the history behind the simplest and sweetest of treats Read More »
El Hospital de Santo Tomás is not just another abandoned building, but a profound piece of Málaga history, and now a symbol of the city’s deepest wound. If you pass through Calle de Santa María, on your right you’ll find the astonishing Iglesia del Sagrario, one of the most beautiful churches in Málaga (and the
What hides behind closed doors: the controversial future of Hospital de Santo Tomás Read More »
The Cathedral is undergoing multi-million euro restorations, with one specific goal: finally give her the roof she’s been waiting for. Did you know that the incredible and imposing Málaga Cathedral, affectionately known as La Manquita, is now under serious renovation works? When you pass through Plaza del Obispo, you will hear the sound of construction
Here’s all you need to know about one of the most awaited event of the year, what to expect and, most importantly, why you shouldn’t miss it! If you’re a movie enthusiast and you happen to be in Málaga, this is an event you simply cannot skip. Every year, Spain’s sunniest city hosts one of
Festival de Málaga – Cine en Español: What to expect for the 2026-Edition Read More »
In a temporary exhibition you can discover Françoise Gilot, the artist and companion that changed Pablo Picasso, his art and his life. When you arrive in Málaga, one of the first things you learn is that this is the birthplace of none other than Pablo Picasso, one of the most celebrated and influential artists in
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