Málaga

Malaga high society built their summer houses on the strip adjacent to the port between the sea and the foothills of Mount Gibralfaro. In this area you can enjoy the noble architecture of the end of the XIX and XX, with first-class shops and restaurants and key points of interest. You can also enjoy the new port that opens to the city and allows you to stroll and carry out all kinds of activities related to enjoying the Mediterranean.

This area of the city mixes art and culture from all times and nationalities, both in public spaces and in private offerings. We suggest you follow a route, marked by graffiti from international artists, where you will find art galleries, craft breweries, international food stores, cooking labs, flamenco venues, terraces and hotel penthouses with restaurants overlooking the bay and comic and figure stores, among many other surprises.

Discover the Málaga of seafaring tradition with streets and architecture typical of fishing districts, where you can savour the Málaga “espeto” of sardines (proposed for Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity) and where you can still feel the authenticity and simplicity of life linked to the sea. All this along a series of beaches and promenades dotted with “chiringuitos” serving the best dishes of our Mediterranean cuisine.