If you think that you’re a collector, you should check this place out! Owner Gonzalo Fernández-Prieto, along with British professor Ian Phillips, opened the Glass and Crystal Museum in 2009. Well…. its advertised as a glass museum but its much, much more…… The first thing is the neighbourhood…. Not all of Malaga’s Old Town […]
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Cathedral de la Encarnación de Malaga does not open onto a massive square. Nor is it situated on the highest ground in the city. So you approach it through the narrow streets of the old town. This means that it may not pack a punch with its first impression. But this is truly a beautiful […]
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This is a walk for views – views of the city, the coast, the mountains. It starts at the Roman ruins and passes by the 2 Moorish fortresses in the city and offers a great panorama of the area. Our walk begins about 450m from the cathedral at Teatro Romano. The theatre was built in […]
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Well that’s an easy one – forget about the tourist haunts and head to Malaga’s Central Market. The Mercado Central de Atarazanas occupies a site that has been in use since the 14th century. Starting out as an Arabic shipyard with water all the way to the entrance, it later served as a convent, military […]
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Well that’s OK … because so did I! And what’s more, I did’t even realise Malaga was actually on the coast. For some reason or other I’d an image of visitors having a bit of a journey from the airport to the sea. I’d often heard, and read, that it was a great city in […]
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