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 […]
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Life as a digital nomad can sometimes feel a little lonely. You work on your own projects, your colleagues — if you have any — are often far away, and a traditional office is nowhere in sight. Days can easily blur into one another when you spend them alone behind a screen. Luckily, Málaga offers
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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
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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
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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
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Discover Museo Picasso Málaga, located in the Buenavista Palace in the heart of the city. Learn about Picasso’s life, his masterpieces, the museum’s collections and temporary exhibitions, plus practical tips for your visit. During my time living in Málaga, I’ve tried to explore the city step by step. I’ve done this by meeting people, taking
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Thinking about a day trip to Gibraltar from Málaga? Discover my personal experience with an organized tour, from crossing the border and exploring the Rock to spotting monkeys, visiting St. Michael’s Cave, and enjoying free time in the city. Why I decided to visit Gibraltar When I moved to Málaga, one of my first ideas
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Anti-bullfighting protests are gaining strength in Andalusia. In Malaga, activists recently marched on Calle Larios to call for an end to corridas, reflecting shifting values across Spain. Last Sunday, the heart of Malaga was filled not with music or festival parades, but with voices of protest. As I walked along Calle Larios, the city’s most
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Discover my personal experience visiting Centre Pompidou Málaga, the colorful cube on Muelle Uno. Learn about its history, exhibitions, and why this modern art museum left me with mixed feelings. As an expat in Málaga, I try to explore the city little by little, uncovering new places and experiences. Lately, I’ve focused on visiting
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