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Málaga's metro expansion has unearthed over 600 Roman burials under Calle Hilera, revealing the city's ancient past and explaining recent infrastructure delays.

Málaga's real estate sector remains red-hot in 2026 as the city greenlights five new tourist apartment buildings and announces a €200M luxury port hotel.

Five innovative Malaga-based startups have been recognized at the XIII Premios Emprendemos, signaling robust growth in the 'Malaga Valley' and new opportunities for international tech professionals.

Planning a trip to the Caminito del Rey? From late May 2026, train services between Las Mellizas and Álora will be suspended due to track works. Discover alternative routes and essential travel rules.

Málaga CF is on the verge of a historic 2026 season, aiming for 75 points. With the club pushing for La Rosaleda stadium reforms, there's never been a better time to experience the electric atmosphere of local football.

The retail landscape in Málaga's historic center continues to evolve as the Austrian group United Souvenirs prepares to open a massive flagship store on Calle Nueva, reflecting the city's booming tourism sector.

Escape the city and explore Málaga's picturesque white villages this May. Discover the blooming streets of Torrox Pueblo and off-the-beaten-path routes perfect for a spring day trip.

The recently concluded Vitur Summit 2026 in Malaga brought together key European investors and operators to discuss real estate, sustainable tourism, and the evolving regulations for short-term rentals on the Costa del Sol.

With the Vitur Summit 2026 recently concluding in Malaga, industry leaders and investors gathered to discuss the evolving landscape of short-term rentals, local regulations, and sustainable tourism.

Following the recent Vitur Summit 2026 in Malaga, we explore the key takeaways for real estate investors, property owners, and the future of short-term rentals on the Costa del Sol.

Málaga has officially reached a historic milestone by inaugurating its 100th hotel, reflecting its incredible transformation from a coastal transit hub to a major international cultural and tourist destination.

Discover Paula Varona's latest exhibition at Fundación Unicaja, where iconic Malaga landmarks like the Cathedral and La Farola are reimagined through light and memory.