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The essentials of the capital: where to eat, go for tapas, shop and what to do once the sun goes down.
Málaga city is best explored on foot: the historic centre and Calle Larios are just a few minutes from the port and Muelle Uno, and along the way you pass markets, terraces and traditional tapas bars. It is a city for eating well, with fried fish and sardine skewers (espetos) as its signature dishes, and restaurants that range from old-style taverns to modern cuisine.
Beyond the centre, it is worth heading to Soho, the street art neighbourhood, to La Malagueta beach for a swim without leaving the city, or to the Atarazanas market to see local produce up close. When evening falls, the city changes pace: terraces, music and venues that stay open late.
In this part of the guide we bring together the practical side of enjoying the city: where to eat, where to have a drink, where to go out at night, what to do in your free time and where to go shopping.
Explore the Costa del Sol by car
Pick up your car at Málaga Airport and explore the province at your own pace.
Car rental at Málaga Airport