Author name: cmartinelli

  Part of Málaga’s attraction for both tourists and residents is the unique aesthetic of its historic town centre, where marble streets and arches offer an ancient and elegant feel to the city. This style is called “Arte Mudejar” and characterises much of the architectural design in the South of Spain. The style combined techniques

Some consider Malaga’s greatest cultural export to have been the renowned painter, Pablo Picasso. I confess I cannot disagree. Following a rainy day visit to Malaga’s Picasso Museum, I left feeling inexplicably altered. What struck me most was the complete originality with which Picasso interpreted the world in his conception of Cubism. His revolutionary artistic

Two weeks on from Malaga’s film festival, it’s time we take a look at one of their iconic screenings; Lapönia. It was shown in preview on the last day of the festival, and was just released across Spain on the 1st April 2026. For those who are wondering if they should go see it, do

When it comes to Spanish Easter traditions, we’ve all heard about the processions of the Semana Santa, but how else do Spaniards celebrate? Of course with food! Here are five traditions, that you should definitely have heard about when living in Spain. Easter Lunch As is the case with most holidays, culinary traditions are hugely important