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Spain has long been a prime destination for film makers looking for great locations. The usual suspects stealing the glory are, as ever, the deserts of Almeria ...
"Antonio Banderas is probably Málaga's second most famous son, given that he has to compete with Picasso. However, he does have some advantages over Picasso, i...
A wonderland of nuts, sausage and seafood, sweet things and salty things, a foodie explosion
The Mercado de Salamanca is one of those fabulous opulent oddities that gets built and becomes part of the fabric and identity of the neighbourhood, but is often little known outside the locality. Otherwise known as the Mercadillo del Molinillo, as that's the name of the barrio in which it is located, it was built between 1922 and 25, and has had nearly a hundred years continuous use as a local market. Its forty something stalls sell predominantly fish and seafood, fresh meat and vegetables, and a few more esoteric offerings.
The annual jazz festival returns to Málaga, and looks to be more exciting than ever, with events happening all over the city, in addition to the official line-...
Every Easter in Spain, and especially in Andalucia, the Holy Week preceding Easter Sunday witnesses a phenomenon unlike anywhere else in the world. Spanish Cath...
Recyclo Bike Cafe and Shop is something unique in Málaga, but not in Europe. The concept of the bike cafe abounds in cities all over the world. They are cafes ...
The social scene in Malaga has received a shot in the arm in recent years, from various initiatives, pedestrianisation being a significant one. However, the ris...
The first new exhibition in the CAC for 2018 celebrates the work of German sculpture Stephen Balkenhol. If you are a fan of the CAC, you are familiar with one of his works already. The large bronze statue of the man with backward leaning legs is a 2002 work that has stood outside the gallery for some years and is emblematic of the gallery: modern, unpredictable, breaking with convention always and full of surprises every time.
Experience the magic of Andre Rieu live at Palacio de Deportes Jose María Martin Carpena! Andre Rieu is a world-renowned violinist and conductor known for his
See the Costa del Sol from the water on a sailing boat cruise from Marbella. Relax onboard with drinks and snacks, and make the most of the standup paddle boarding and snorkeling equipment.
Enjoy a safe and thrilling canyoning adventure in Guadalmina, the hidden gem of Marbella. Swim, jump, and rappel with certified guides and top-quality gear in stunning natural surroundings.
Join us on 'Bretema,' our eco-friendly hybrid boat. Together we'll explore the waters and wildlife off the coast of Sotogrande.
We are a rural turism company that offer differents activities in Caminito del rey area
Discover the culture of Andalusia on this full-day bus trip from Malaga to the city of Ronda and the unique town of Setenil de las Bodegas. Take a walking tour of Ronda and visit the bullring museum.
Take a bus along the highway from Malaga or the Costa del Sol to Gibraltar. Book a rock tour, or simply enjoy free time for shopping and sightseeing.
Cross the Strait of Gibraltar by ferry and discover new smells, flavors, and a culture that will not leave you indifferent, book the 1 day trip to Morocco. Visit Tetouan a traditional Moroccan city.
Take a trip along the Caminito del Rey for a thrilling experience and spectacular views. Walk at an altitude of up to 100 meters above the river and learn about the path's history.
Explore the Caminito del Rey in El Chorro, which was once considered one of the most dangerous hiking paths in the world, with this entry ticket.
Join a guided hiking day trip from Malaga or Costa del Sol. Walk along El Caminito del Rey, the path across El Chorro Gorge at 105m altitude, and get a glimpse of this incredible piece of engineering.
Discover the breathtaking El Saltillo gorge on a 4-hour hike through the Axarquia valley. Trek through beautiful white villages, olive tree plantations, and the Sierra Alhama Natural Park.
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Málaga, located in the southern region of Spain, has a rich and diverse history that dates back thousands of years. The city was founded by the Phoenicians in ...
As you journey eastward along Malaga's coastline, you will be greeted by a vibrant mix of sun, sea, and culture. The beaches of Malaga are renowned for their go...
El Caminito del Rey, also known as the King's Little Pathway, is a stunning walkway located in the province of Malaga in Spain. Originally built in 1905, the pa...
Located in the heart of Andalusia, Spain, the El Chorro lakes are a true natural wonder that must be seen to be believed. Surrounded by stunning mountain landsc...
Located just a short drive from the bustling city center of Malaga, the Botanic Gardens of La Concepción offer a peaceful escape from the urban hustle and bust...
The Torcal de Antequera is a stunning natural park located in the province of Malaga, Spain. It is known for its unique limestone rock formations that have been...
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