What's going on in Málaga?
Málaga, the shining pearl of the Costa del Sol, is not only known for its beautiful beaches, but also for its impressive sights that attract visitors from all over the world.
Like the majestic Alcazaba: this Moorish fortress towers proudly over the city and offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. Its winding gardens and historic walls transport visitors back in time and tell stories of kings and conquerors.
A visit to the nearby Roman theatre is like a journey back in time to Malaga's glorious Roman past, which was built in the first century AD. It is amazingly well preserved and is still used for cultural events today.
Another highlight is the imposing cathedral of Málaga, also known as "La Manquita" - the one-armed woman. This unusual nickname comes from the fact that one of the two towers remained unfinished. A stroll through the neighbouring historic quarter reveals charming alleyways and squares that invite you to linger.
For art lovers, the Picasso Museum is an absolute must. Málaga is the birthplace of the world-famous artist Pablo Picasso, and the museum houses an extensive collection of his works.
In the Mercado Central de Atarazanas market hall, visitors can experience the flavours and colours of Andalusian cuisine. Fresh seafood, exotic fruits and fragrant spices make the visit a feast for the senses.
There is no way around Málaga's beautiful harbour. The modern Muelle Uno offers a variety of shops, restaurants and bars where you can end the day perfectly and enjoy the sunset over the sea.
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Malaga's nightlife is as lively and diverse as the city itself!
Whether you want to dance the night away, enjoy live music or simply drink a glass of wine in good company, Málaga offers a wealth of opportunities to turn night into day. The lively and warm atmosphere of the city always makes for unforgettable nights.
The night often begins in one of the numerous tapas bars hidden in the charming alleyways of the old town. Here you can start the evening in a cosy atmosphere with a glass of wine and delicious tapas.
After the first tapas and drinks, many night owls are drawn to the vibrant heart of the city centre, the Soho district. This creative centre is known for its artistic atmosphere and the many small bars and clubs that line the streets.
In the Velvet Club, for example, talented DJs play and create a lively atmosphere on the dance floor.
For lovers of live music, the ZZ Pub is an absolute must. Local and international bands perform here, offering a wide range of music genres from rock to jazz to blues in an intimate atmosphere and with passionate performances.
As the night wears on, many are drawn to the chic area around the harbour, where trendy clubs such as Sala Gold and Andén Málaga are located. These clubs offer state-of-the-art sound and lighting technology, international DJs and a glamorous atmosphere that invites you to dance until the early hours of the morning.
For those who want to take it a little easier, the Paseo de la Farola offers a relaxed alternative. Here you can enjoy the fresh sea breeze as you stroll along the harbour and admire the twinkling starry sky.
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