The Irish company Primark has finally opened a store in Malaga city center. The Irish chain, which is specialized in low-cost fashion, presents the latest trends in clothing, shoes, lingerie and things for your home in an area of 4,000…
Read moreIt’s been many years in the planning, with a few economic problems along the way, but finally construction of Malaga’s new port area has been completed and offers a wonderful, modern leisure port dotted with restaurants, shops and bars. Muelle…
Read moreIn the heart of Malaga on Plaza de la Marina the city has erected a statue of the famous writer, Hans Christian Andersen and the Danish author visited the city in 1862 and later he wrote about Malaga “In none…
Read moreVisiting Taberna Antigua Casa de Guardia in Malaga is like traveling back in time. The bar was opened in the late 1840’s and according to the staff, only themselves have been replaced, while the wine, the decor and the atmosphere…
Read moreAn amazing firework tonight will inaugurate Feria de Malaga 2012. The city is looking forward to nine days celebration with plenty of typical Spanish activities as flamenco, bullfights, wine, concerts and lots of happy people. Malaga Fair is better known…
Read moreCasa Aranda in Malaga offers the best Churros in town! If you have no idea what Churros are, then check out this article and get an overview of one of Spain’s proud food traditions. In December Casa Aranda will celebrate…
Read moreTapeo de Cervantes is, according to the world’s largest travel site TripAdvisor the best restaurant in Malaga. But can the tourists really rely on TripAdvisors reviews? We paid a visit to the popular tapasbar to find out. TripAdvisor is one…
Read moreAre you visiting Malaga city and would you like to eat like the locals? Don’t miss out La Campana – a local tapas bar, which offers the typical Malaga-style fried fish. La Campana is situated in the heart of Malaga’s…
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