When it comes to swimming spots in Malaga, most people are familiar with the popular Malagueta Beach. Located just a short walk from the old town, this urban beach offers a wide array of services and facilities, making it a favorite among both locals and tourists. However, if you’re willing to venture a little further, there […]
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In a world where actions often speak louder than words, the act of boycotting has become a powerful tool for peaceful protest. An exceptional exemplary act which evokes a lot of hope took place in Algeciras, Cadiz, where the disembarkation of the ship “Overseas Santorini” was boycotted by local Pro- Palestine activists . The Overseas
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Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport has recently welcomed a new and vibrant addition to its bustling terminals: a striking green frog sculpture. This whimsical installation has quickly become a beloved feature for travelers and locals alike, adding a splash of color and a touch of playfulness to the airport environment. A Symbol of Sustainability The green frog
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Monte Victoria in Málaga is a hidden gem that offers a delightful escape from the boiling urban sensation of the suffocating crowded summer destivation that is Malaga. If you start walking uphill from Plaza de la Merced, right above the city centre, you will find nature’s treasure awaiting for you. Rewarding you with one of
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Nestled in the heart of Málaga, the Victoria Beer Factory offers an immersive experience for beer enthusiasts eager to explore the inner workings of their favorite local craft beer. This iconic brewery, known for its “Malagueña y exquisita” Victoria beer, opens its doors to the public, providing a unique glimpse into the art and science
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The term “Digital Card” refers to the proposed law in Spain, which aims to raise age restrictions and prohibit excesssive access to pornographic material. This has sparked an ongoing debate, with many journalists in the prominent papers of Andalusia dedicating opinion pieces about whether it is too strict a measure or just a bear necessity.
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Málaga, a vibrant coastal city in Andalusia, is renowned for its stunning beaches, rich history, and lively culture. However, as the summer sun blazes down, the city’s parks become essential havens, offering residents and visitors alike a cool, shaded retreat. Here, we explore some of the best parks in Málaga, highlighting their unique features and
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Besides from being a renowned sunny getaway, Malaga is also a cultural powerhouse in Europe. The province is filled with different museums full of its history, water parks, thrilling festivals and unique food experiences. Malaga has been an appealing destination for many many years and it continues to attract more people. Water Parks you can
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It is no news that Malaga boast restaurants, bars and taverns among locals and tourists. The city center along with all the cities and towns of the province offer you both traditional and special dining options. You need not worry because regardless of your tastebuds and budget, I’m sure you can find spots that
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In Costa del Sol, a renowned beach tradition is having local espeto dish in other words grilled sardines. Although some people believe that the slow burning fires where sardines are made are specifically for espetos, so many more dishes can be made with it. Nerja and Manilva along with towns between these two towns have
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