One Saturday in May, Malaga opens its museums and monuments free until 1 a.m., with stages and projections. Dates, venues and my on-foot plan to enjoy it.
Malaga's ten coffee strengths, a specialty roaster, a brunch spot and churros con chocolate: my morning short-list, a few minutes' walk from the old town.
The showcase for Spanish-language cinema, every spring in Malaga: the Teatro Cervantes, the red carpet, the Biznaga de Oro and the whole city in festival mode.
A carnival you listen to: coplas, murgas and comparsas, the contest at the Teatro Cervantes, the free atmosphere in the centre and the Entierro del Boquerón. Dates and tips.
Gibralfaro Castle has the best view over Malaga: the bullring, the port and the bay. Nasrid history, how to walk up, opening hours, tickets and the free viewpoint.
The local playbook for tapas in Malaga: the Mercado de Atarazanas, the specialities, the espeto de sardinas on the beach and my favourite bars in the old town.
In Malaga, Semana Santa means giant tronos carried in the open. Moving dates, the highlights (El Rico, Cristo de Mena) and where to watch the processions.
Hello you! Some of you already know me, and for those who don't, I'm Georgiana. I fell in love with Malaga and I've lived here for more than 10 years. I try to share my experience with you during your stay, far from home.