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| Malaga Travel Guide for backpackers |
| City of Medieval castles, Moor and Baroque architecture, narrow streets, beautiful gardens, grey high rise apartments and friendly locals. Malaga boasts Spain’s second largest port, an international airport to the Andalucian region, the birthplace of Picasso and a city which never sleeps. |
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 DAILY BUDGET in MALAGA - Malaga is one of the cheapest cities in Europe to visit. If you budget around US$ 66 per day this should get you clean accommodation, a meal, transport and into one or two attractions. |
Off the beaten track - Take a stroll through narrow streets to discover squares, museums and churches.
Gibralfaro - Don’t waste your money on buses and taxis. Take a strenuous walk to the Gibralfaro, a Moorish Castle overlooking the city, beaches and bullring.
La Manquita - This cathedral, which means “the little one armed lady” just off the avenue Paseo del Parque and five minutes walk from here you find Alcazaba a 15th Century Moorish fort, which rambles over an entire hillside, once forming part of the shoreline.
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El Caleno - Seafront promenade of Pedregalejo – Fresh fish and seafood caught on the day. Don’t be tempted to try the more unusual fish, keep it simple on the tastebuds and the pocket.
Cantina Mariachi - Larios Centro, Av. De la Aurora,21 – As the name suggests, Mexican, served fast food style, reasonably priced and a large variety.
La Posada - Calle Granada, 33 – Large, centrally located restaurant serving traditional meat dishes. Excellent value for money.
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Licco - C/Beatas,21 - Popular bar/disco for students and foreigners which has 4 different types of music/dance floors. Thursday, Friday, Saturday “happy hour” from 23.30 to 00.30.
Picasso Bar - Plaza De La Merced,20 - Situated on the square where Picasso was born and near the University campus. International mix of customers and open until very late.
ZZ Pub - C/Tejon Y Rodriquez,6 - Student bar with live music on Monday nights from midnight.
Club 200 - i was on holiday and where my parents time share is there was a little bar called Club 200 and it is one of the friendlest clubs i have ever been in becasue the staff make you feelo so welcome. I LOVE CLUB 200 FOREVER!!!!!
Sala tantra - the best buddah bar in malaga......the best dj´s with the best music. Mix of rnb hiphop and hous elecric.
Chill House - Take a bus or a taxi a few minutes east of Malaga City, on the way to Pedrogalejo/El Palo this hiphop/r&b-club is located. Two floors, two bars, a nice outdoor lounge at the entrance. A really good place if you want to dance.
White Lounge - hiphop/RnB?girlls-PERFECTO
Fraggle Rock - Its a cool place with really good music and unique for Malaga. They dont play hits, only oldies goodies. Its so crowdl so dont be afraid to go there alone. Fraggle Rock, Comedias 10, Málaga
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