I haven’t created a post about what I have been eating on this 90 day journey across this part of the country. Besides enjoying most of my own meals in my Airbnb’s, which saves me the most money as I live abroad, I have enjoyed more than a few treats. A foodie’s paradise found in …
One thing visitors to Malaga won’t want to miss is the fun and fascinating Atarazanas food market. Located in the historical centre of the city, this is a lively and vivacious place to explore. All of your senses will be awoken here in the best of ways. Brief History The original purpose of this building …
Always on the lookout for amazing buildings, façades and details, I was met with a bounty here. This group of centralized pedestrian only streets, contains a plethora of 19th century palaces, churches, fountains, statues and even an ancient roman theatre. The beautiful architecture of historical Malaga is a delight to witness and experience. Location This …
Possibly my favourite thing to do while in Malaga is to climb to the top of this hill. Complete with a 14th century fortress at the top, the hike up is nothing less than breathtaking. Bring your camera and see these spectacular views from Gibralfaro viewpoint. Getting There I walk from the historical centre through …
With Christmas here, the city is decorated extensively for this special day. But for Spain, the celebrations have not yet begun. Here they celebrate Three Kings Day, which is happening on January 6th, so still a little while away. Have a look at these beautiful holiday decorations in Malaga Spain. El Corte Ingles The largest …
I have taken the bus from Granada to Malaga. I am eager to explore this new home of mine, for the short term anyways. Not having done a whole lot of research, here are my first impressions of Malaga Spain. Big City Feel Not realizing just how big the city is, I really feel those …