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.
Holy Week in Málaga
Holy Week in Málaga is a tradition that dates back to the time of the Catholic Monarchs and has been declared an international tourist interest.
Malaga words
If you don't want to be left "cuajao" when you hear a Malagueño speak, come here and learn those very Malagueño words.
Tajo de Ronda: A Natural Wonder in the Heart of Andalusia
The Tajo de Ronda, a marvelous natural gorge in Andalusia, offers spectacular views and rich biodiversity.
Arabic Castle of Álora
The Arab Castle of Álora is one of the monuments that you cannot miss if you visit this town.
Casa de Los Navajas in Torremolinos
The House of Los Navajas is a neo-Mudéjar style palace that was built between 1925 and 1926 in Torremolinos, a must-visit in Torremolinos
The jábega: traditional Malaga boat
The jábega is a traditional boat from the province of Malaga and is a true symbol of Malaga.
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.
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.
The Cenachero
The Cenachero is one of the symbols of Malaga, referring to the old fisherman who sold fresh fish on the streets.
