Start your culinary journey at this centrally located hotel, which is not only a place to stay but also a good starting point to explore Malaga’s vibrant food scene. The surrounding area is known for its traditional tapas bars and restaurants where you can sample local delights.

This historic square is not only the heart of Malaga’s social life but also a great spot to taste local street food, often buzzing with vendors and street performers, adding to the vibrant atmosphere.

This major thoroughfare is lined with various eateries and cafes, offering a taste of Malaga’s rich culinary offerings, from fresh churros and chocolate to exotic tapas.

Wander down this busy street to explore more local flavors, where small tapas bars and street food stalls serve up everything from freshly grilled sardines to Malaga’s famous sweet wine.

Located in a bustling area, this fountain is a picturesque spot near several local eateries, perfect for enjoying an alfresco snack while admiring the beautiful sculpture.

End your tour at this iconic lighthouse, which is near Malaga’s port area, renowned for its seafood restaurants offering fresh catches and traditional Malaga fried fish.