M A L A G A TRAVEL GUIDE COSTA EXCURSIONS

www.costaexcursions.es Spending a day in Malaga is such a rare treat to every person who has itchy feet and a strong motivation to discover new places, explore new cultures, and meet new people. Malaga is lucky to be located on the Costa Del Sol, which means a lot of high-rise hotels to every taste, affordable top-rank resorts and wide patches of sand beaches. We bring to our customers the best recommendations on every part and parcel of their visit to the Costa del Sol. Our guide will help you focus on the main attractions, destinations and venues. Costa Excursions will help you get the most of your stay in Malaga. Get ready for an eventful trip that is never to be forgotten!

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Contact Info +34 952 587 644 Urb. La Cortijera - Local1 A - Mijas (Málaga) Mon - Fri 9.00 - 18.00 Sunday CLOSED www.costaexcursions.es Places to See in Malaga Malaga belongs to the cohort of Europe’s oldest cities, and it has equally been home to the Moors, the Romans, the Carthaginians. Each of these cultures has left a rich legacy that is quite visible in Malaga’s cityscape. As a result, the city boasts having a lot of sights to see and things to do, and they are scattered across the whole province rather than concentrated in the downtown area! Malaga is full of unexpected surprises. Let’s unveil some of them together with Costa Excursions!

www.costaexcursions.es The Alcazaba Palace Castillo de Gibralfaro Conceived by the Emir of Cordoba in the 8th Castillo de Gibralfaro is Alcazaba’s younger century, the Alcazaba fortified palace was brother, both by age and rank. The castle was erected by the Hammudid dynasty as their built about three centuries later as a permanent residence and the symbol of their might. Up to home to troops protecting the Alcazaba fortress. now, it remains the best preserved Moorish It is yet another reminder of Malaga’s Moorish fortress in , which has survived fierce past, which can tell an incredible story of attacks of the pirates. According to many, this is merciless battles and Islamic culture and the most wonderful landmark in Malaga, which lifestyle. The castle overlooks the city, so you sends a distinct cultural message and serves as can have a delicious meal and sip a drink in one the best way to connect epochs and of its terraced restaurants. civilizations. The walls and towers, gardens and patios of the Alcazaba are open to tourists, so from the Moorish fort one can get unforgettable The Cathedral of Malaga views of Malaga located below the hill. Malaga’s main Catholic cathedral has earned the reputation of one the most impressive churches in Ruins of the Roman Theater the south of Spain. Being also one of the tallest Malaga’s oldest manmade construction is El Teatro religious sites in the region, it towers over the Romano in Calle Alcazabilla street, originating from historic part of the city and illustrates the 1st century BC. It is comfortably located near the unsurpassed Renaissance and Baroque styles in famous Alcazaba fort to create one of the most architecture. The Cathedral of Malaga was rebuilt demanded tourist destinations in the region. El from an existing mosque and was intended to get Teatro Romano is a unique landmark of Roman two towers. However, only one has been Hispania where you can freely wander and travel completed due to lack of money, so the basilica is metaphorically called “the single-armed lady” back in time. Most surprisingly, the theater is still functional and is sometimes used for open-air summer performances. www.costaexcursions.es Mercado Central de Atarazanas If you dream of shopping like the locals do, you should visit the Atarazanas market, a masterpiece of the 19th- century architecture influenced by the Parisian Les Halles market. Mercado Central de Atarazanas has been added to the Spanish Heritage Register, and it definitely stands out among other 15 food markets. It would be correct to say that the building itself is much older, and its marble entrance, for instance, belongs to the Nasrid epoch. Back in those times, the reached the present-day market. The building was used as a navy workshop and was first dubbed “Atarazanas”, which is translated from Arabic as “boat arsenal”. Best selections of meat, dairy products, seafood, fruits and vegetables can be found here, spiced and sprinkled with Malaga’s authentic noises, colors, and flavors. This is where you can get an unmistaken spirit of southern Spain and see the finest example of a true cultural melting pot in action. Picasso’s Birth House Plaza de Toros de La Malagueta When you come to Malaga, you immediately A lot of cities in the south of Spain have their own bullring, feel that the city is closely connected with art, and Malaga is no exception. La Malagueta, which can admit and not without reason. There are more than 14,000 spectators, was declared an object of Spain’s cultural 30 museums in Malaga. On top of that, the heritage back in the 19th century. It was built in the Neo- city enjoys the status of Pablo Picasso's Mudéjar Spanish building style, which is typical of birthplace. His legacy is seen everywhere, and was evidently influenced by Arabic architecture and his house with 12 exhibition rooms is an official heritage venue and a museum, where loyal fans of the prolific modern artist can get immersed in the atmosphere of his life and contemplate his interesting works and personal belongings. An acquaintance with the world of art can be continued in the Contemporary Art Center of Malaga or the newly opened Museum of Malaga. www.costaexcursions.es Paseo del Parque Playa de la Malagueta Paseo del Parque is an ideal place to relax Visiting Malaga, you cannot abandon the opportunity to relax on from the city noises and traffic. This kilometer- a particularly good Costa Del Sol beach in the whole of long walkway starts at the Plaza de la Marina Andalusia, the Playa de la Malagueta. This is the place where and leads you to the Malagueta district. Along any ice-cream tastes great, any sunbed feels comfortable, and the promenade, you will enjoy the shade of the sea just looks amazing. This sandy beach enjoys great palm trees, admire wonderful gardens with popularity among the locals and is highly praised by tourists, parrots, get cooled at the fountains, and see who choose the site for water sports, kitesurfing, paragliding, or endless subtropical species of flora. Next to surfing. Except Playa de la Malagueta, the locals also prefer La the Town Hall, you can also find the Gardens Misericordia, El Palo, and Pedregalejo beaches. They are ideal of Pedro Luis Alonso, which boast having a places with many seafront restaurants and chiringuitos where great collection of roses. you can eat a paella or grilled sardine skewers.

Jardin Botanico La Concepcion Muelle Uno Malaga’s most popular botanical garden, If you are planning to shop seriously, you need to spend a few Jardin Botanico La Concepcion, is a real hours in Muelle Uno, the most famous mall in Malaga with an paradise with a unique collection of plant infinite number of trendy shops, boutiques and restaurants. This species from Europe, Asia, Africa, Americas, area was advisedly created for the tourists traveling by sea and Australia and Oceania. Back in the 19th coming off their huge cruise ships right into the bustle of Muelle century, when it was created, the park served Uno. Moreover, from the mall you can easily get to the futuristic as a meeting point for influential politicians, Pompidou Center, located in a glass cube, or the famous Jose outstanding artists and illustrious noblemen. Carlos Garcia restaurant, awarded with a Michelin star. This contributed to developing the Alternatively, you can also stop at Artsenal, which is another infrastructure of the park, including the contemporary cultural space where musical performances, art greenhouses, the Palace House, and the exhibitions, and intercultural events take place. Loringian Museum. www.costaexcursions.es Things to Do in Malaga Watching buildings, nature, and people is dramatically not enough, when you are in Malaga. Take every opportunity to feel the taste of Andalusia, discover the hidden gems and hear what the city whispers to its most inquisitive visitors. Believe us, there is so much to do if you want your stay to be a little more dynamic and culturally-specific. Costa Excursions gives you a short review of what tourists most often do in Malaga!

www.costaexcursions.es Relax at Hammam al Spin on Mirador Princess Andalus Arab baths Malaga’s Ferris wheel, called Mirador Princess, is located in the Inside a beautiful building, which port area and belongs to the city’s most recognizable attractions. Its exemplifies the best traditions of air-conditioned cars offer 360o panoramas of the 30-kilometer Moorish architecture, you will find distance and the best views you can dream of! different temperature pools, a steam room, and a room for tasting mint tea. Taste the Drink of Gods at Museo del Vino This is the best place to relax after Malaga’s Museum of Wine is one of a kind. It not only tells you the doing the sights and just float on your story of winemaking in the region, shows the relevant equipment, back, staring at the marvelous shares the local legends and showcases the best samples of grapes, Moorish ceiling! but also offers two tastings included in the cost of your entrance ticket.

Try Espetos in a Visit a Flamenco Show in Malaga Chiringuito You are in Malaga, the homeplace of flamenco! Why not watch the Traveling is about trying local foods traditional Flamenco dance here? There is no better city in the world to and learning new ways, so, when in do this! If you want to get a memorable flamenco outing, go to Kelipe Malaga, you cannot miss the chance to Centro de Arte. Their Flamenco shows are well-known all over the city. taste espetos. To make this experience as authentic as possible, go to a typical Play Golf at Parador de Málaga beachfront bar, also known as Malaga is frequently thought to have the best golf courses in Spain, so chiringuito, and inquire about grilled you are highly encouraged to try out some of the top-notch golf venues sardines. They are skewered on long on the Costa del Sol. Best known is perhaps Parador de Málaga, a canes and grilled over the embers. classical 18-hole golf course with dunes, eucalyptus trees and palms, Espetos are served with lemon juice which was opened to public back in the 1920s and white wine. You will never forget them! www.costaexcursions.es Take a Boat Trip across Malaga’s bay See the sunset in a rooftop bar The Mediterranean Sea is as spectacular as one can What can be better than sipping cocktails or eating tapas possibly imagine. Take a boat and explore Malaga’s while watching the sun fall into the waters of the Bay, overlooking the city skyline from water. The Mediterranean Sea? Splendid views of the city and of the pleasant Mediterranean Sea breeze on your face is bay are offered in numerous rooftop bars, which become something you must feel when in the south of Spain! especially appealing at sunset. One of the most popular options is the rooftop bar at Molina Lario Hotel. Witness Semana Santa in Malaga The Mediterranean Sea is as spectacular as one can possibly imagine. Take a boat and explore Malaga’s Bay, overlooking the city skyline from water. The pleasant Mediterranean Sea breeze on your face is something you must feel when in the south of Spain!

Discover Cruzcampo Brewery Cruzcampo Fábrica brewery is more than a glass of cold beer on a hot Andalusian afternoon. Once you happen to be in the SoHo district of Malaga, take Ataranzas market as the starting point, walk for a few minutes and you will be rewarded with the best local premium craft beers and a gastropub. Take Part in Feria de Agosto The Mediterranean Sea is as spectacular as one can possibly imagine. Take a boat and explore Malaga’s Bay, overlooking the city skyline from water. The pleasant Mediterranean Sea breeze on your face is something you must feel when in the south of Spain! www.costaexcursions.es Day Trips from Malaga Even though Malaga has all sorts of tourist attractions, favorable Mediterranean climate, and superb beaches and justifies its status of a tourist hub in Andalusia, there is a myriad of minor destinations – villages and towns – which are worth visiting, if you have planned a few day trips. Many of them are unique spots of worldwide importance, notable primarily for their landscapes, architecture, and cultural appeal. Whether you would like to explore the Costa del Sol, see the ancient monuments of the south of Spain, or discover whitewashed villages, Malaga is an ideal starting point. Costa Excursions knows where exactly you can head. s e . s n o i s r u c x e a t s o c . w w w Seville Cordoba If you can afford approximately 2.5 hours for This is another place, where the Jews, the this trip, go for it. Seville deserves this effort! Christians, and the Arabs have all left a You can explore the Santa Cruz district, see precious indentation on the city’s appearance, the charming streets, visit top-rank restaurants, which surprisingly feels very Spanish, after all! amazing museums, and incomparable A visit to Cordoba necessarily includes the flamenco shows. Do not miss the chance to Great Mezquita Mosque, which was turned into see the Cathedral of Seville, the world’s third a cathedral with a memorable architecture and largest church, notable as the place where the a unique bell tower. Of special interest are also remains of Christopher Columbus are kept. the Juderia Quarter and the Roman Bridge. Seville has been dubbed as the sunniest city in Cordoba is about 2 hours away from Malaga, if Europe, so it enjoys the glory of a tourist- you travel by car.

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charming alleys, vibrant tapas bars and lively a small and inconspicuous fishing village. e a flamenco shows, you should find 3 hours for Torremolinos is situated about 12 kilometers to t s the road and relocate to Cadiz for a day. Here the south of Malaga, enjoying a favorable o c you can wander in the picturesque old quarter, location between the Mijas Mountains and . w watch the remains of the 18th-century town Malaga Bay. Many tourists come here to get w walls, visit the Cathedral and climb its North acquainted with the local culture and relax on w Tower to take pictures of the town below. In the sandy beaches, El Bajondillo and La February, Cadiz becomes the scene of the best Carihuela. annual Carnival in Spain. Granada A 1.5-hour trip will bring you from Malaga to Alhambra and other historic and cultural treasures of Granada. For more than two millennia, Granada has been a mix of cultures. The Greeks, the Romans, and the Moors have left priceless monuments and signs of their rule in the city. The best-known attraction is the Alhambra fortress, which once served as a luxurious Moorish palace and was later claimed by the Christians. The Alhambra Palace is visited by thousands of people every day, so you should either book a tour of this fortress or buy the tickets in advance. Of special importance are also historic Albaicín and Sacromonte quarters, which belonged to Arabs and gypsies. Costa Excursions offers you a private day tour: https://www.costaexcursions.es/tour/alhambra-palace- granada-city-tour/ Ronda It is sacrilegious to stay in Malaga and not to come to Ronda for a day. The iconic Puente Nuevo bridge, hanging over a deep gorge, cannot be neglected. This is a masterpiece symbolizing the union of nature and engineering. The bridge connects two notable districts, the Moorish quarter of La Ciudad and the modern Mercadillo quarter, each of them being well worth a visit. In Ronda, you will also find winding streets, whitewashed houses, ancient ruins of the Roman period, and fine samples of Moorish architecture. The road to Ronda will take 1.5 hours of your time. A 6-hour private tour of Ronda is available here: https://www.costaexcursions.es/tour/private-day-trip- to-ronda/ Nerja Caves Nerja is a famous and picturesque resort town with wonderful beaches, cobblestone streets, Moorish architecture, and astounding caves, which is an hour away from Malaga. In the caves of Nerja, tourists can benefit from five kilometers of a unique underground adventure and contemplate the 42,000-year-old cave paintings of the Neanderthal period. This huge world of stalagmites and stalactites - some of them being the largest and oldest in the world – offer a splendid alternative to sun-soaked beaches or can be a great solution for a rainy day. Exploring the caves is safe, fascinating, and highly recommended to families with inquisitive kids.

www.costaexcursions.es Marbella The King's Pathway Marbella is a seafront city where Gibraltar rock is the view you will There is a place about 60 kilometers millionaires tie up their yachts and never forget, if you find 2 hours for away from Malaga, which is proudly where everything looks glamorous this side trip. Gibraltar is the called the King’s Pathway, although and sophisticated. Endless shopping southernmost tip of this part of the path was originally constructed for opportunities, amazing beaches, top- Europe and an overseas territory the workers of hydroelectric plants. rank hotels, classy golf courses, of the UK. Gibraltar is well-known Caminito del Rey became famous vibrant nightlife, and orange trees in for its Barbary Apes nature after King Alfonso XIII strolled this blossom – this is all about Marbella, reserve, spectacular caves, and walkway to admire the surrounding which is a hour’s drive from Malaga. mouth-watering cuisine. If you walk landscapes. Many people have The city is widely admired due to its to , you followed into his footsteps, many have maze of cobblestone streets, will also see the coast of Africa on died attempting to cover this spectacular Moorish Old Town, and the horizon and the spot where the mountainous track 100 meters above colorful and fragrant Plaza de los Atlantic and the Mediterranean the ground. Situated among the steep Naranjos. meet. Taking a six-minute ride on cliffs of the El Chorro gorge, “El A day trip to Marbella is offered by the cable car, you can reach the Caminito del Rey” is narrow and Costa Excursions: top of Gibraltar Rock and enjoy an dangerous, indeed. Nowadays, it has https://www.costaexcursions.es/tour/ even more astonishing view of the been renovated and looks like a 7.7- marbella-private-day-trip/ surrounding landscapes. kilometer path, made of one-meter Enjoy our private guided tour: wide wood panels with a few glass https://www.costaexcursions.es/to sections for better panoramic views of ur/private-full-day-in-gibraltar-from- the canyon. It lures daredevils and malaga-or-marbella/ thousands of tourists from everywhere in the world, who buy tickets months in advance. www.costaexcursions.es Local Foods to Taste in Malaga Is there anything more mouth-watering than the local cuisine you have never tasted? A rich selection of local products and splendid dishes from meat, cheese, seafood, fruits and vegetables, pastry, olives, almonds, and raisins... Lucky you are, if you travel to Malaga, for it is a gastronomic paradise where you will never feel hungry! Costa Excursions has picked the best local dishes you must try.

www.costaexcursions.es Fritura Malagueña Artichokes Fried fish seems to be a part of Malaga’s beach Andalusian artichokes are not that easy to cook. They are culture. Delicious fried fish can frequently be found stewed in olive oil for about an hour to get tender enough. in seafront restaurants. Anchovies, red mullet, baby After that, they are served with Iberian ham or foie gras in squid, and sardines are fried in white flour and Spanish cuisine eateries, some tapas bars and restaurants. served with olive oil. A finger-licking experience for both the locals and the tourists! Pipirrana Andalusia loves this dish! This cool salad is an ideal choice Espetos for a hot day. It is full of vitamins and normally comes The list of fried seafood dishes would be incomplete seasoned with olive oil! The basic ingredients are tuna or without espetos, or skewered sardines that are other fish, red and green peppers, tomatoes, onions, and grilled on fire in a barbecue pit on the beach. This is olives. the reason why espetos can hardly be found in downtown restaurants. Tasting espetos is always on Pil-Pil Prawns the shortlist of gastronomic preferences. Hot This typical Andalusian snack is a must-taste. The dish sardines are best eaten with a cool drink and your contains fresh prawns, paprika, garlic, cayenne pepper, salt feet dipped in the yellow sand of the beach. and olive oil. It is usually served in clay pots, accompanied by the sauce for dipping bread inside it. Pip-pil prawns are Gazpachuelo Malagueño very hot and spicy due to the chili as one of the ingredients. Initially a dish of the poor fishermen, Gazpachuelo Malagueño eventually became a symbol of the local Ensalada Malagueña cuisine. This soup is eaten warm with a toast and a Malaga salad can be ordered in many restaurants and boiled egg. It was first cooked in the El Palo district tapas bars. It contains potatoes, onions, cod, olives and an and contained nothing but fish, potatoes, orange and is typically seasoned with olive oil. Ensalada mayonnaise, salt, and vinegar. Later, the soup got Malagueña is a light but nutritious snack often accompanied ‘richer’ as it included clams, shrimp, or langoustines. by other heartier dishes. www.costaexcursions.es Plato de los Montes de Malaga Ajoblanco This is a combination plate, which contains many This is a variation of white soup which was brought to ingredients, such as fried eggs, potatoes, peppers, pork Andalusia by the Moors and had been known long before meat wrapped in lard with pepper, chorizo and morcilla gazpacho! This dish is cooked from almonds, which are sausage. From Spanish, the name of this plate is ground, mixed with olive oil, and spiced with garlic. The translated as “the mountainous dish”. One should keep soup is often topped with grapes. in mind that Plato de los Montes is rather heavy and will give much energy. Tarta Malagueña A slice of this dessert can make your day! The cake Eggplant with Sugar Syrup contains almonds, apricot jam, and sweet wine which are The south of Spain, especially the Guadalhorce Valley, is all Andalusian specialties. It is often decorated with sweet a blessed land to grow fine vegetables. Local fried raisins and tastes best with a cup of coffee. Tarta eggplants served with a thick sugar cane molasses are a Malagueña is served in most restaurants and cafes, so real delicacy! The dish may seem simple, but the trick is you can enjoy it anytime while relaxing from your to cook it precisely to the point when eggplants acquire a sightseeing tour. golden hue and get crunchy.

Porra Antequerana Like gazpacho, this soup is eaten cold and is based on ripe tomatoes. It also contains white bread to become thicker and some garlic that makes it spicier. On top of this soup, there usually comes a sliced boiled egg, some ham and a tuna fish. Simple as it is, this soup is very tasty and popular with the tourists. The name is derived from Antequera, a neighboring town where you can also go, if you have a spare day. www.costaexcursions.es Restaurants and Bars

Beluga Malaga Restaurante Jose Carlos Garcia Cuisine: Mediterranean, Spanish, European Cuisine: Mediterranean, Spanish, European Open: Sun-Sat 11:30 AM - 2:00 AM Open: Tue-Sat 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM, 8:30 PM - Plaza Las Flores 3, 29005 Malaga, Spain 10:00 PM +34 952 21 42 53 Plaza de la Capilla, 29001 Malaga, Spain +34 952 00 35 88 www.costaexcursions.es Restaurante Amador Marisqueria Jacinto Cuisine: Mediterranean, Spanish, European Cuisine: Seafood, Mediterranean, Spanish Open: Sun-Sat 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM, 8:00 PM - Open: Sun 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM; Mon-Sat 1:00 PM 11:00 PM - 5:30 PM; Tue-Sat 8:30 PM - 12:00 AM Calle Bandaneira 6, Urb. El Atabal, 29190 Avenida Obispo Angel Herrera Oria 7, Malaga, Spain Restaurante Jacinto, 29007 Malaga, Spain +34 952 43 28 62 +34 952 27 00 98

Andino Gastrobar La Barra de Zapata Cuisine: Latin, Fusion, Vegetarian Friendly Cuisine: International, Mediterranean, European Open: Sun-Sat 1:00 PM - 12:00 AM Open: Mon-Sat 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM; Tue-Sat Calle de Calderon de La Barca 3, 29005 Malaga, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Spain Calle Salinas 10 | Local 1, 29015 Malaga, Spain +34 673 86 72 14

Kortxo La Luz de Candela Cuisine: Spanish, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Cuisine: French, Mediterranean, European Options Open: Tue-Thu 7:30 PM - 10:30 PM; Fri-Sat 1:30 Open: Mon-Sat 8:00 PM - 11:30 PM; Tue-Sat PM - 3:00 PM, 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Calle dos Aceras 18-20, 29012 Malaga, Spain Calle Salinas 3, 29015 Malaga, Spain +34 648 85 32 53 +34 640 73 64 98 www.costaexcursions.es La Proa de Teatinos Taberna Monroy Cuisine: Seafood, Mediterranean, European Cuisine: Mediterranean, Spanish, International Open: Sun-Sat 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM; Wed-Mon 12:30 Open: Sun-Thu 7:30 PM - 11:00 PM; Sun-Sat 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM PM - 4:00 PM; Fri-Sat 7:30 PM - 11:30 PM Calle Andromeda 11, 29010 Malaga, Spain Calle Moreno Monroy 6, 29015 Malaga, Spain +34 952 27 46 60 +34 951 88 25 14

Mura Mura Osteria Café Tapeo de Cervantes Cuisine: Italian, Fusion, Mediterranean Cuisine: Mediterranean, European, Spanish Open: Mon-Sat 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM, 8:30 PM - 12:00 AM Open: Tue-Sun 7:30 PM - 11:30 PM; Tue-Sat 1:00 Calle Duque de La Victoria 5, 29015 Malaga, Spain PM - 3:30 PM +34 952 22 55 05 Calle Carcer 8, 29012 Malaga, Spain +34 952 60 94 58 Trattoria Mamma Franca Cuisine: Italian, Pizza, Mediterranean Vineria Cervantes Open: Mon-Tue 8:30 PM - 12:00 AM; Thu-Tue 1:30 PM Cuisine: Mediterranean, European, Spanish - 4:30 PM; Thu-Sat 8:30 PM - 12:00 AM Open: Tue-Sun 6:00 PM - 11:45 PM Avenida Imperio Argentina 7, 29004 Malaga, Spain Calle Carcer 10, 29012 Malaga, Spain +34 951 15 39 13 +34 951 43 97 09

www.costaexcursions.es Antigua Casa de Guardia La Recova Cuisine: Spanish, Wine Bar Cuisine: Spanish Open: Sun 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM; Mon-Thu 10:00 Open: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM; Sat 8:30 AM - AM - 10:00 PM; Fri-Sat 10:00 AM - 10:45 PM 12:30 PM Alameda Principal 18, 29005 Malaga, Spain Pasaje Nuestra Senora de los Dolores de San +34 952 21 46 80 Juan, 5, 29005 Malaga, Spain +34 952 21 67 94 Cafe Tramezzino Cuisine: Cafe, European, Healthy La Tranca Open: Sun-Sat 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM; Mon-Sat 5:00 Cuisine: Bar, Mediterranean, Spanish PM - 9:00 PM Open: Sun 12:30 PM - 5:00 PM; Mon-Thu 12:30 Calle Carreteria 45, 29008 Malaga, Spain PM - 2:00 AM; Fri-Sat 12:30 PM - 3:00 AM +34 640 97 79 43 Calle Carreteria 92, 29008 Malaga, Spain +34 615 02 96 69 Da Saveria Cuisine: Italian, Mediterranean, European Meson Iberico Open: Mon 8:30 PM - 11:00 PM; Wed-Mon 12:30 Cuisine: Mediterranean, Spanish, Vegetarian PM - 4:00 PM; Wed 8:30 PM - 11:00 PM; Fri-Sat Friendly 8:30 PM - 11:00 PM Open: Mon-Fri 8:30 PM - 12:00 AM; Mon-Sat 1:00 Calle Ancha del Carmen n 30, 29002 Malaga, PM - 5:00 PM Spain Calle San Lorenzo No. 27, 29001 Malaga, Spain +34 602 68 95 80 +34 952 60 32 90

www.costaexcursions.es Spago's - Fresh Pasta Vegetarian El Calafate Cuisine: Italian, Fast Food, Mediterranean Cuisine: Mediterranean, European, Spanish Open: Sun-Thu 12:00 PM - 2:00 AM; Fri-Sat 12:00 Open: Mon-Thu 1:00 PM - 11:00 PM; Fri-Sat PM - 5:00 AM 1:00 PM - 12:00 AM Calle Caldereria 11 | Centro, 29008 Malaga, Spain Calle Andres Perez 6, 29008 Malaga, Spain +34 951 28 69 70 +34 952 22 93 44

www.costaexcursions.es Hotels and Apartments Gran Hotel Miramar ***** The Luxurious Gran Hotel Miramar is located just 10 m away from the La Malagueta Beach. Paseo de Reding, 22, Malaga Centro, 29016 Málaga, Spain

Vincci Selección Posada del Patio ***** The 5-star Posada del Patio hotel with an exhibition of historic objects is a gem in the heart of Malaga. Pasillo de Santa Isabel, 7, Malaga Centro, 29005 Málaga, Spain

Hotel Palacete de Alamos **** Hotel Palacete de Alamos has an on-site restaurant and is favorably located within 400 meters from the Alcazaba Palace. Alamos, 20, Malaga Centro, 29012 Málaga, Spain

Room Mate Valeria **** The RMV hotel is located 300 m away from the Cathedral and offers excellent panoramic views. Plaza del Poeta Alfonso Canales, 5, Malaga Centro, 29001 Málaga, Spain www.costaexcursions.es Hotels and Apartments Ilunion Málaga **** Molina Lario **** The Ilunion Malaga hotel has an on-site restaurant, a Molina Lario conceals a modern-style interior fitness centre, and a swimming pool. It overlooks the port under its 19th-century façade and boasts a sun area and is located near Maria Zambrano Train Station. terrace and a rooftop pool, overlooking the Paseo Marítimo Antonio Machado, 10, Malaga Centro, Cathedral of Malaga. 29002 Málaga, Spain Molina Lario, 20-22, Malaga Centro, 29015 Málaga, Spain Parador de Málaga Gibralfaro **** Located beside the castle on top of Mount Gibralfaro, this AC Hotel Malaga Palacio **** Parador Hotel gives an excellent view of the whole city A superb venue with contemporary décor, a and the Mediterranean Sea. rooftop swimming pool, and panoramic views of Castillo de Gibralfaro, s/n, Malaga Centro, 29016 Málaga, Malaga’s port and Paseo del Parque. Spain Cortina del Muelle, 1, Malaga Centro, 29015 Málaga, Spain NH Málaga **** Located in the historic center next to Malaga Cathedral Mariposa Hotel Malaga **** and the Picasso Museum, NH Málaga is a great place to Mariposa Hotel Malaga is comfortably located start your tour of the city. near the Picasso Museum and Calle Larios San Jacinto, 2, Malaga Centro, 29007 Málaga, Spain shopping street. Casas de Campos, 17, Malaga Centro, 29001 Salles Hotel Málaga Centro **** Málaga, Spain Bright and spacious Salles Hotel Málaga Centro is located in the old town and offers impressive urban panoramas. Mármoles, 6, Malaga Centro, 29007 Málaga, Spain www.costaexcursions.es Malaga Premium Hotel *** Apartamentos Nono Malaga Premium Hotel is located in the heart of Málaga Apartamentos Nono is located in the Soho district of and offers its guests incomparable service, two on-site Málaga, not far from Calle Larios and Malaga restaurants and a rooftop terrace bar. Cathedral. Calle San Juan, 11, Malaga Centro, 29005 Málaga, Spain Casas de Campos 15, Malaga Centro, 29001 Málaga, Spain Villa Guadalupe *** Though located in the outskirts of Malaga, newly Livemalaga Centro Suites constructed Villa Guadalupe offers amazing views of both Livemalaga Centro Suites provides comfortable the sea and the city. accommodation in the center of the city. Bandaneira 6, Urbanización El Atabal, , Calle Victoria 51, Malaga Centro, 29012 Málaga, 29190 Málaga, Spain Spain

Hotel Boutique Teatro Romano ** Livemalaga Boutique Apartments Hotel Boutique Teatro Romano is located right in front of These apartments offer amazing city views and a the Roman Theatre and a few meters away from the favorable location near the Alcazaba Castle. Picasso Museum. Victoria, Malaga Centro, 29012 Málaga, Spain Alcazabilla, 7, Malaga Centro, 29015 Málaga, Spain Apartamentos Pinar Malaga Centro Hotel Monte Victoria ** Pinar Malaga Centro are bright and comfortable A hillside hotel in Málaga’s La Victoria district, Hotel apartments located within a 5-minute walk from Plaza Monte Victoria neighbours the Gibralfaro Castle. de la Constitución. Conde de Ureña, 58, Malaga Centro, 29012 Málaga, Carretería, 31, Malaga Centro, 29008 Málaga, Spain Spain

www.costaexcursions.es Suites Del Pintor Minimal Rooms Suites Del Pintor apartments boast having a rooftop Minimal Rooms offer 1 and 2-bedroom apartments with terrace with sun loungers and are within walking distance private balconies and a central location in Malaga. from the port area. Pasaje de Campos,10, Malaga Centro, 29012 Málaga, Montaño, 18, Malaga Centro, 29012 Málaga, Spain Spain

Apartamentos Suites Oficentro Deluxe Apartment Livemálaga Victoria Apartamentos Suites Oficentro Deluxe are located in the Located within half a kilometer from the Alcazaba Castle, city centre and fitted with kitchen facilities and a private Apartment Livemálaga Victoria offers modern living bathroom. facilities with a double bedroom, a living room, a C. Tomas Heredia, 22-24, Malaga Centro, 29001 kitchenette, and a bathroom. Málaga, Spain Victoria, 68, Malaga Centro, 29012 Málaga, Spain

INMálaga Constitución Living4Malaga Suites Superior INMálaga Constitución apartments are set next to Calle The advantages of Living4Malaga Suites Superior include Larios and equipped with a dining area, a kitchenette, a sun terrace with loungers, an outdoor pool, and easy and a private bathroom with all the conveniences. access to the old town sights. Granada, 8, Malaga Centro, 29015 Málaga, Spain Carreteria, 43, Malaga Centro, 29008 Málaga, Spain

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