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Málaga's weather is taking a dramatic turn this week. Find out how the famously warm 'Terral' wind is making way for a cooler, rainy Atlantic storm just in time for the weekend.

Discover Valle de las Águilas in Benalmádena, an off-the-beaten-path destination offering breathtaking Mediterranean views, family-friendly hiking trails, and live birds of prey demonstrations at 800 meters above sea level.

Málaga Nostrum is upgrading its entertainment offerings with a new 11-screen MK2 premium cinema featuring reclining seats and accessible ticket prices.

Move beyond the tourist traps and discover where locals actually eat. A practical guide for expats to navigate Malaga's authentic food scene, from neighborhood tapas to mountain ventas.

Málaga Nostrum is upgrading its entertainment offering with a new MK2 Premium cinema featuring 11 screens, reclining seats, and affordable luxury for moviegoers.

Málaga Nostrum is getting a major entertainment upgrade with the upcoming opening of an 11-screen MK2 Premium cinema featuring reclining seats and accessible pricing.

Authorities have issued a temporary swimming ban at Los Álamos beach in Torremolinos due to water quality concerns. Discover what you need to know before your next coastal visit.

Sports are the heartbeat of Malaga. Discover how Unicaja basketball and inspiring local athletes like para-surfer Sarah Almagro recently earned prestigious regional awards.

Move over, Calle Larios. A top magazine recently crowned Calle Granada as the ultimate foodie destination in Malaga province for authentic tapas, local wines, and classic dishes.

United Airlines has officially resumed its direct daily flights between Malaga and New York for the 2026 season, kicking off with high occupancy rates and bringing a major boost to international connectivity on the Costa del Sol.

Discover how the ASA collective's 40th-anniversary exhibition sheds light on Málaga's cyclical droughts, offering essential lessons on sustainable water use for locals and expats alike.

Málaga-based startup Hrider has launched a new data-driven tool to measure workplace stress and help companies comply with recent occupational risk prevention laws.