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Explore Málaga's vibrant art scene with our guide to the city's top museums and independent galleries. Discover rotating exhibitions and accessible indoor cultural plans.

Abseits der Strände wird die Attraktivität Málagas zunehmend von seiner Gastronomie geprägt. Entdecken Sie, wie traditionelle andalusische Aromen mit modernen internationalen Einflüssen verschmelzen, um eine lebendige Gastronomieszene zu schaffen.

Beyond the beaches, Málaga's appeal is increasingly driven by its gastronomy. Discover how traditional Andalusian flavors are blending with modern international proposals to create a vibrant dining scene.

Discover the hidden gems of Málaga's interior with this guide to 11 unique rural museums. From vintage toys and local honey to chestnut traditions, these cultural stops are perfect for a weekend road trip.

Residents of Alegría de la Huerta are pushing for the replacement of problematic neighborhood trees, highlighting how local civic action shapes urban planning and infrastructure in Málaga.

Keep the kids entertained this weekend in Málaga with a perfect blend of cultural integration and fun, featuring local children's theater and vibrant spring romerías.

Step away from the trendy brunch spots and discover where locals really eat. Explore Málaga's historic neighborhoods to find the authentic, decades-old seafood restaurants serving the city's legendary pescaíto frito.

Following an unusual late-season polar cold wave, Málaga is bracing for a sudden weather shift. Aemet forecasts rain just in time for the weekend, so keep your umbrellas handy.

The director of Spain's ABC newspaper recently chose Malaga to present his controversial novel, 'El último brindis'. Discover why this deep dive into political corruption offers a fascinating window into Spanish society.

From the vibrant Fiesta de la Naranja in Coín to engaging children's theatre in Málaga city, here are the best family-friendly plans for this weekend.

Looking for family-friendly weekend plans? Head inland for Coín's 2026 Fiesta de la Naranja or stay in Málaga for engaging children's theatre.

A €168 million government investment in a new semiconductor center is cementing Málaga's status as a premier European tech hub, promising new jobs and startup growth.