You can sink your teeth into some delicious skewers right on the beach, spend the afternoon with your friends in any of the countless beach bars or hit up the night life the city centre...
The biggest city on Andalusia’s Costa del Sol is well known as a draw in summertime, with historic landmarks, culture, excellent nightlife, and more....
When most people think of Málaga, the central province of Spain’s most famous holiday coast, its beautiful beaches and swinging resort towns come first to mind. But if you want to add a little depth beyond a typical “turn-and-burn” holiday, you might be interested to...
The Costa del Sol, running along the Mediterranean coast of Málaga province, is famously lined with resort towns – some of which are known worldwide – that become magnets for Spaniards, other Europeans, and other holidaymakers looking to escape their routine and spend their holidays...
You could say summer on the Costa del Sol in many towns is pretty much a constant party. But right now its largest city, Málaga, is ground zero for one of the coolest parties of the whole season. Marking ten years in 2017, Canela Party is...
Malaga is a curious place, and it’s captivating mainly thanks to the inhabitants. The people from Malaga know how to enjoy life's pleasures (like good food), at an attractive price and with a smile on their faces. In fact, it doesn't surprise us that young...
The Costa del Sol capital is one of the recommended destinations for 2016, according to the prestigious newspaper, The New York Times. Don't miss the opportunity to travel to the Andalusian city in December and make the most of the Constitution Day long weekend, which...
If native son Pablo Picasso were around today, he'd surely be on-board with our café crawl of some of this lovely Mediterranean city's coolest, most fun outdoor spots, such as the ones around the Plaza de las Flores, near the popular Calle Larios. On an...
Every destination has at least one “must-visit." In the biggest city on Spain’s Costa del Sol, Malaga, it’s Gibralfaro Castle. This fortress built by the onetime Arab rulers of Andalusia in the early 14th century was once considered the most impregnable in the entire Iberian Peninsula. Today it’s a must for...
