There is no better image when you think of vacations than that visualizing yourself on one of the fantastic promenades of the city of Malaga. Despite the fact that there are other cities in the province with spectacular walks, this time we are going to...
Needless to say, the Iberian Peninsula is home to some of the most widely consumed, well-known and award-winning recipes and gastronomic products of the highest quality, authentic flavor and preparation in the world. And in Malaga, this is especially true. That is why we have...
Malaga is a fantastic city, full of history, life and sun, belonging to the south of the Iberian Peninsula. An idyllic and very beautiful city, where you can disconnect from daily worries. If, for any reason, your short stay in Malaga can only be for 3...
Have you ever thought about having a romantic trip to Malaga? Are you looking for a getaway to Malaga for you and your couple and turn it into an unforgettable memory for both of you? From iloftmalaga we propose several ideas that will serve as a...
If you walk down Calle Granada to Plaza de la Merced, you have to stop here, yes or yes. In the middle of a commercial street in the historic center of Malaga, there is a striking and peculiar building, with a colorful and very identifying...
THE SAN MIGUEL CEMETERY AND ITS SOULS Dark tourism is something that is increasingly in fashion, and in Malaga we have the perfect place to start it, whether you want to take advantage of Halloween night, or if you are a fan of this movement. We are...
Costa del Sol receives every year a large number of tourists, who decide to spend their holidays in the city of Malaga to enjoy its culture, neighborhoods, gastronomy and beach. We know the importance of accommodation at the time of travel, demanded mostly to stay in...
Sand. Beach. Sea water. Promenade. These ingredients are put into a shaker and Malaga comes out. The traditional Malaga. The province of fishermen. The one that has countless kilometers of coastline at its southern end. The land of fried fish. And the fact is that...
The Jewish quarter of Malaga is the sector of the historic center where the Jewish aljama lived during the Middle Ages. Islam officially tolerated them although, even then, they were concentrated in ghettos to keep them under surveillance and control. Despite the extensive presence of the...
Almost unnoticed at Paseo de Reding, flooded with vegetation and with an appearance of complete peace, the English Cemetery is one of the ‘hidden’ jewels of our city's heritage. Before its construction, the darkness granted by the night was the right moment when the Protestant foreigners...