Roman Theatre of Málaga: Exploring Ancient Heritage
The Roman Theatre of Málaga is located in the historic center of the city, at the foot of the Alcazaba, on the archaeological remains of the theater of ancient Malaka. It is a Roman fortification where theatrical performances are currently interpreted.
The Alcazaba of Malaga
The Alcazaba of Malaga is an outstanding Muslim historical monument that tells the history of the city. Together with the Gibralfaro Castle, it offers impressive views and are the most significant monuments of the city.
Wine Museum of Málaga: Discover the Wine Culture of the Region
The Wine Museum is a space that brings together the history, culture, art, and education about the wines of Málaga.
The Most Famous Statues and Sculptures in Malaga
Estatuas y esculturas más famosas de Málaga, con las que conocer mejor parte de la historia de esta ciudad.
The Biznaga Malagueña: A Gift from the Gods
The BIZNAGA is one of the popular symbols of the capital of the Costa del Sol. As an example of this, the Biznaga de Oro is the main award at the Malaga Film Festival.
Discover the Fascinating History of Gibralfaro Castle in Málaga
Gibralfaro Castle is a 14th-century fortress built to accommodate troops and protect the Alcazaba, located in the historic center of Málaga, specifically about 130 meters above sea level, crowning Gibralfaro Hill, a mountain covered by a dense forest of pine and eucalyptus trees.
The Echegaray Theater in Málaga: A Versatile Cultural Space
The Echegaray Theater of Málaga, a versatile cultural space located in the historic center of the city.
Cathedral of Málaga “La Manquita”
The Cathedral of Málaga "La Manquita," nicknamed so because one of its towers is unfinished, was previously an Arab mosque in the historic center. It was built between the years 1528 and 1782.
Malaga words in gastronomy
Here are some typical words from Malaga's gastronomy. Don't miss out on learning how to call something in Malaga that you know by another name. 👀
Verdiales in Málaga
Verdiales are unique fandangos, sung and danced with the accompaniment of string and percussion instruments (violin, guitars, tambourine, cymbals, lute, and castanets), colloquially known as the "Panda de Verdiales."
