Places to eat in Málaga

El Pimpi: calle Granada, 62
Ideal winery to go for tapas, enjoy the wines of the land and taste the exquisite cooking. A very popular place among the people of Málaga.

El Tiburón Taurino: calle Cataluña, 17
Fresh and quality seafood and the best fried fish from the bay make this restaurant a safe bet. Also excellent treatment and quality-price.

El Chinitas: Moreno Monroy Street, 4
Ideal to enjoy a delicious rice and good ham, but also fish and well-drawn beers in a purely Andalusian and bullfighting ambient.

Antigua Casa de Guardia: Alameda Principal, 18
An authentic old tavern with tradition. Great variety of local wines and a sweet one that you have to try. Classic tapas.

What to visit in Málaga?

Castle of Gibralfaro; of the XIV century. Built to protect the Alcazaba, it is one of the most visited monuments in the city. It offers fantastic views and has the Interpretation Center for its visitors.

Alcazaba; it’s the fortress palace of the Muslim era located at the foot of Mount Gibralfaro and communicates with its castle by a walled corridor called La Coracha. It is next to the Roman Theater and in front of the Aduana building, a privileged enclave of cultures.

Roman Theatre; dates from the first century and recovered in the 50’s. It is one of the symbols of Roman Hispania and currently also offers plays.

Cathedral; the Cathedral of the Incarnation is one of the main buildings of the city. Built between the XV and XVIII centuries, it is a Renaissance jewel with initial Gothic and Baroque traces of the end of its construction, although it is unfinished.