If you are a foodie looking for the best breakfast in Malaga, I’ve got you covered. Malaga is my hometown, and I’m excited to share my favourite cafes. First, Malaga is home to many good cafes where you can enjoy a traditional Andalusian breakfast, American pancakes, or delicious Benedict Eggs Benedict. With plenty of options,…
If you want an all-immersive nature day trip from Malaga, Parauta and its surroundings are worth exploring. Parauta is a lovely small village located in the province of Malaga in Southern Spain. It’s in the Valle del Genal, not far from the town of Ronda, and within de la Sierra de las Nieves Natural Park,…
Alhaurin de la Torre is one of the inland towns near Malaga and coastal towns like Torremolinos and Benalmadena. Although the town isn’t home to many tourist attractions, as it’s always been seen as a residential area, there are some fantastic things to do. You can visit the Japanese-style Garden, have a delicious meal and…
If you’re looking for a comprehensive guide on how to get from Malaga to Marbella, this is it. Malaga is an incredible city to visit in Southern Spain, not only for its attractions but also for its proximity to other beautiful towns and villages, such as Marbella. If you’re visiting Malaga for longer than a…
Malaga is famous for its over 300 days of sunshine, blue skies and mild temperatures in the winter, so is it possible to see the snow in Malaga? While you won’t see snow in Malaga City, you can see snow in places within the province of Malaga. I’ve lived in Malaga most of my life…
Malaga is well-known for its sunshine and stunning beaches, but the truth is that there’s much more to the city. Malaga Old Town proves my point. It’s rich in history, architecture and culture. You can find Moorish buildings like the Alcazaba fortress-palace, almost intact Roman ruins, and exquisite architectural styles in attractions like the Cathedral….