There are a lot of churches in Malaga, all worth a look and walk
around. The most famous is Malaga cathedral, that needs to book ticket
ahead is grand, but not mesmerising. The outside facade, tower and
garden are far more photogenic than inside.
Centro Cultural museum opposite the cathedral is a well preserved
building. It is worth paying the ticket to see whatever exhibition in
order to walk around an elegant building. The courtyard with fountain,
orange trees and tiled wall is very peaceful.
Went for a flamenco
show at Teatro Flamenco Málaga Club, a small theatre in the old town,
good location with 3 shows everyday. Excellent acoustic and performance
by the guitar player, 2 singers and 2 of the 3 dancers. Next time I will
pay the higher price to sit at front rows to be able to see the
movement of their feet.
There are a few eye catching street arts around, worth seeking out in between meals and visits.
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| Los Marangos Nino Guevara |
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| Los Marangos Nino Guevara |
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| Los Marangos Nino Guevara |
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| Antonio Martin |
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| Antonio Martin |
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| Antonio Martin |
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| Los Marangos Nino Guevara |
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| Los Marangos Nino Guevara |
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| Byoko Organic |
Reasonable meal at Byoko Organic for lunch, and Los Marangos Nino Guevara, Antonio Martin for dinner.
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