Crispy on the outside, soft and slightly chewy on the inside, the perfect churro sounds simple. Yet for many tourists in Málaga, the reality often disappoints. Too often, cafés serve pre-made frozen churros that they simply reheat, which is far from the authentic experience most visitors are looking for. So if you want the real […]
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A new week in Málaga means a new mix of things to do, see and experience. From live music and open-air theatre to food festivals, creative workshops and local traditions, the city offers plenty of ways to shape your days—whether you’re planning ahead or just looking for something spontaneous after work. This week is all
Wheat, rye, barley, spelt. These grains all include gluten. In fact, a variety of food such as bread, pastries, pasta or pizza are made with wheat flour and therefor contain the protein. Yet, more than 500,000 people in Spain are not able to enjoy these foods easily, as they suffer from celiac disease. Celiac is
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The region around Málaga is called the Costa del Sol for a reason. On average, the sun shines here around 300 days a year. Yet the past few days have painted a different picture: grey clouds drift over the city and rain falls again and again, sometimes lightly, sometimes more heavily. The locals are familiar
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The Spanish government just introduced a new law to reduce food waste. Only a year ago, the law was published and has now come into force. It applies to the entire supply chain, from the producers to the supermarkets. Food waste in Spain European countries produce a great amount of food waste. In Spain alone,
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Spring in Málaga is hitting its stride and this week shows exactly why. The city moves effortlessly between tradition and modernity: one night you’re immersed in raw flamenco, the next you’re at a jazz concert, a fashion runway, or a buzzing international food festival. It’s this contrast that makes Málaga feel so alive right now.Whether
A few years ago, Spain was one of the frontrunners regarding their electricity costs all over Europe. Exploding gas prices were the reason why electricity became that expensive. In 2021, the Spanish government therefore enforced a new electricity pricing model. Throughout the day, the electricity prices rise to an enormous high, while on the other
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The decision to move abroad is a major milestone in life. It not only takes a long time to prepare your move, but also a lot of accuracy with the endless paperwork. Spain is one of the most popular destinations for expats. Due to the easy immigration regulations, especially for citizens of other countries within
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Ever wondered what Málaga looks like from above? The city and its surroundings offer plenty of viewpoints that open up breathtaking perspectives over the coastline, the mountains, and the urban landscape. Some of them are easy to reach and perfect for a spontaneous sunset stop, while others require a bit of hiking effort—but reward you
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Once known as “the most dangerous path in the world”, the Caminito del Rey has transformed into one of southern Spain’s most popular attractions, drawing thousands of visitors every year. If you’re considering visiting this spectacular footpath just an hour from Málaga, take this as your sign: it’s absolutely worth it. Between dramatic cliffside views
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