If there’s a historical sight you shouldn’t miss in Malaga, it’s the Alcazaba. Its history, beautiful gardens and stunning city and sea views make it special. I have visited it many times since I was a kid, as I was born in Malaga and lived near the centre. Even now, I often take people around to…
Did you know there are fantastic shopping centres in Malaga? Malaga is the shopaholic’s paradise! Travel guides don’t usually mention the shopping scene in Malaga, but the city is home to many fantastic shopping centres, with your favourite international brands and restaurants, shopping streets like Calle Larios and street markets where you can buy from…
Antequera isn’t as famous as other inland towns in Malaga, like Ronda, but its rich history, culture, natural surroundings, and food make it a gem of a destination. I haven’t been as many times as I’ve been to Ronda, but I can assure you that it doesn’t feel touristy at all from my visits. It’s…
Are you looking for a beautiful walk without the crowds in Malaga? That’s exactly what you’ll get at El Saltillo. This hiking trail is in the charming inland town of Canillas de Aceituno, a destination many travellers don’t know about and I truly believe it’s underrated. You’ll find the picturesque white-painted houses characteristic of Andalusia,…
If you’re up for exploring inland towns that offer a combination of food, nature and culture, Alhaurin El Grande should be on your list. My family lives in Alhaurín de la Torre, the town next to it, so it’s a short drive from them. It wasn’t that long ago that I decided to go on…
The sunny and warm weather is always a good reason to grab an ice cream. Luckily, Malaga has plenty of ice cream shops to choose from and cool down in the sizzling summer. Many only open during the peak season because we, locals, don’t tend to eat ice cream in winter. However, a few in…