Málaga in a day
Lugares emblemáticos
1 hour walk through ancient Alcazaba walls and palace (uphill!) with beautiful overview of the city.
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Alcazaba de Málaga
1 hour walk through ancient Alcazaba walls and palace (uphill!) with beautiful overview of the city.
Stunning Roman Catholic Cathedral. It is in the Renaissance architectural tradition, finished in the 18th and conceived by Diego de Siloé over a century prior. An obligated visit
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Catedral de la Encarnación de Málaga
9 C. Molina LarioStunning Roman Catholic Cathedral. It is in the Renaissance architectural tradition, finished in the 18th and conceived by Diego de Siloé over a century prior. An obligated visit
A vast collection of religious, marina and archeaological pieces. Very straight museum, full of good work
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Μουσείο Μάλαγα
Plaza de la AduanaA vast collection of religious, marina and archeaological pieces. Very straight museum, full of good work
A much more beautiful, interesting and moving house-museum than the OTHER house-museum, if you know what I mean. A nice hour visit with very low entry price
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Revello de Toro Museum
5 C. AfligidosA much more beautiful, interesting and moving house-museum than the OTHER house-museum, if you know what I mean. A nice hour visit with very low entry price
Old lighthouse at the end of the docks. Beautiful historic site with access to restaurants, bars and the beach.
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La Farola
17 P.º de la FarolaOld lighthouse at the end of the docks. Beautiful historic site with access to restaurants, bars and the beach.
Not the best beach in the province of Málaga by any means, but a very good one considering its proximity to the historic centre. Its location is ideal to either begin or end a day of sightseeing. From September on, it's not really necessary to bring a parasol. Most light-skinned blonde people are seen on this beach without one all year long, anyway. The beach also features a walkway with a bike lane and many restaurants where you can enjoy pescaito frito and all kinds of barbecued seafood and nice drinks.
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La Malagueta
Not the best beach in the province of Málaga by any means, but a very good one considering its proximity to the historic centre. Its location is ideal to either begin or end a day of sightseeing. From September on, it's not really necessary to bring a parasol. Most light-skinned blonde people are seen on this beach without one all year long, anyway. The beach also features a walkway with a bike lane and many restaurants where you can enjoy pescaito frito and all kinds of barbecued seafood and nice drinks.
Gastronomía
It's not often you'll find a nice resturant with reasonable prices next to the historic centre of a city. This is a rare find! Recommended plate: paella
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El Gastronauta
20 C. EchegarayIt's not often you'll find a nice resturant with reasonable prices next to the historic centre of a city. This is a rare find! Recommended plate: paella
Cheap, nice, greasy burgers with a cheap and nice beer selection. Ideal for a quick meal right on the city docks with views to the Cathedral and old mosques.
TGB - The Good Burger
1 P.º de la FarolaCheap, nice, greasy burgers with a cheap and nice beer selection. Ideal for a quick meal right on the city docks with views to the Cathedral and old mosques.
Barrios
Narrow streets with lots of history in every corner. Not many tourist traps, but be wary of your belongings! Visit the main sites, but make sure you let yourself get lost, it's a beautiful city to lose track of where you are and go with the flow
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Centro Histórico
Narrow streets with lots of history in every corner. Not many tourist traps, but be wary of your belongings! Visit the main sites, but make sure you let yourself get lost, it's a beautiful city to lose track of where you are and go with the flow
Συμβουλές για την πόλη
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Comfortable shoes, a hat, a bottle and sunscreen
You'll be doing lots of walking through the centre, so it's best you wear your most comfortable pair of shoes. Even if it's not hot, the sun in the south is unforgiving. It's recommended you bring a hat and reliable sunscreen. Lastly, you'll want to drink lots of water, but buying it at tourist sites will get pricey fast. There are multiple public drinking fountains all over the place where you can refill your own trusty bottle (more enviromentally friendly aswell, if you're into that). Once you got your comfort, health and hydration sorted, you'll be able to really enjoy this beautiful city.