Hi! Does anyone know where I can buy Christmas baubles in the Pedregalejo / Málaga Este area of Málaga? Thanks in advance! ❤️

If u know u can tell me what the average prices are, I honestly have no idea what to expect

Hey everyone! 👋
I’m a 24-year-old medical student from Germany, and I’ll be spending almost 3 weeks in Málaga.
It’s actually my first solo trip, and while I’m really excited, I’m also a little worried that three weeks on my own might get boring. 😅
I’d love to meet some new people, make friends and explore the city together!
Is anyone around my age up for grabbing a coffee, going to the beach, exploring the nightlife, working out or doing some day trips? I’m pretty much open to anything!
Also, do you have any recommendations for places where young people, international students, solo travelers or German/English speakers usually hang out? Maybe social events, language exchanges or group activities?
I’d really appreciate any tips or recommendations on how to make the most of three weeks in Málaga!
Feel free to comment or DM me if you’re around and would like to connect. Looking forward to meeting some cool people! 😄🇪🇸

Hey everyone! 👋
I’m a 24-year-old medical student from Germany, and I’ll be spending almost 3 weeks in Málaga.
It’s actually my first solo trip, and while I’m really excited, I’m also a little worried that three weeks on my own might get boring. 😅
I’d love to meet some new people, make friends and explore the city together!
Is anyone around my age up for grabbing a coffee, going to the beach, exploring the nightlife, working out or doing some day trips? I’m pretty much open to anything!
Also, do you have any recommendations for places where young people, international students, solo travelers or German/English speakers usually hang out? Maybe social events, language exchanges or group activities?
I’d really appreciate any tips or recommendations on how to make the most of three weeks in Málaga!
Feel free to comment or DM me if you’re around and would like to connect. Looking forward to meeting some cool people! 😄🇪🇸

Esta semana el Centre Pompidou Málaga está a tope de actividades, por si os pilla cerca.

Taller de poesía: narrativa esculpida, el 17 de octubre. Una propuesta diferente si os gusta mezclar escritura y arte.

Mon Petit Festival, el 18 de octubre. Pensado para los más peques, buena opción para un domingo en familia.

French Film Festival: Shorts P1 y P2, el 19 de octubre. Dos sesiones de cortometrajes franceses el mismo día, yo me apuntaría a la segunda tanda.

Visita guiada en español, el 21 de octubre. Suele ser gratuita, pero conviene confirmar antes de ir.

Calendario completo en https://ma.to/events/malaga?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mato_event_sync&utm_content=malaga si queréis verlo entero.

Hello all
I’m planning a trip to Malaga next year and looking for restaurants the cater to large groups (ideally 30 people).

I’d love a traditional tapas bar however I’m aware the good tapas places are typically small intimate nooks and while I love them may not cater to a large group.

Would anyone have any recommendations?

If not specifically tapas, any well love restaurants people have visited and loved.

I’ve of course done some usually research, google maps, socials but always good to find any other hidden, non-social trend favourites.

(Ideally places that won’t bankrupt me please)

Thanks 🙏🏼

Boas pessoal.

O meu amigo vai casar e pediu-me para lhe organizar a despedida de solteiro. Estava a pensar em fazer algo pelos lados de Espanha, mas o problema é que o orçamento do pessoal é curto (300€ por pessoa) então isso limita bastante.

Nós vamos no dia 23/04 ao final do dia e vamos regressar no dia 25/04. Nós somos da zona de Viseu por isso a ideia seria partir do Porto.

Também há uma questão que é sermos um grupo numeroso.

Têm alguma ideia/sugestão do que se pode fazer?

¡Hola a todos!
A finales de octubre voy a alquilar un coche durante dos días, saliendo desde Málaga. Uno de esos días tengo pensado visitar Ronda y Setenil de las Bodegas, pero todavía no tengo ningún plan para el segundo día.
Me encantaría escuchar vuestras recomendaciones, especialmente de sitios curiosos, auténticos o poco conocidos.
No busco necesariamente un destino concreto donde pasar todo el día. De hecho, ¡me encanta hacer pequeñas paradas durante los viajes! Podría visitar perfectamente 4 o 5 pueblos, miradores o lugares diferentes si cada uno tiene algo especial.
Me interesan prácticamente todo tipo de experiencias:
Pueblos pequeños y bonitos que normalmente pasan desapercibidos.
Paisajes increíbles, rutas panorámicas, naturaleza o miradores especiales.
Lugares históricos, tradiciones curiosas o sitios realmente únicos.
Actividades o experiencias originales que no se encuentran fácilmente en otros lugares.
Gastronomía local: restaurantes históricos o legendarios, bares famosos entre los locales, platos típicos increíbles, bebidas raras, dulces tradicionales o cualquier especialidad que merezca la pena probar.
De hecho, si hay algún restaurante, comida, bebida o experiencia realmente especial en un pueblo poco conocido, estaría encantado de desviarme solo para descubrirlo.
No me importa conducir bastante ni hacer muchas paradas. Lo que más disfruto es descubrir sitios que no tenía previstos y que acaban siendo lo mejor del viaje.
Si tuvierais un día entero con coche desde Málaga, ¿qué ruta haríais? Me encantaría recibir tanto itinerarios completos como recomendaciones de lugares individuales para combinar por mi cuenta.
¡Muchísimas gracias por cualquier sugerencia!

If I start the guided tour at 1200, approximately what time will I finish

And when I finish how long to get back to the el churro train station?

The train schedule is a nightmare !

¡Hola a todos!
Voy a alquilar un coche en Málaga y estoy pensando en visitar Ronda y Setenil de las Bodegas en el mismo día.
Quería preguntaros algunas cosas:
¿Creéis que un día es suficiente para disfrutar de ambos sitios sin ir demasiado deprisa, o recomendaríais dedicarles más tiempo?
¿Dónde se puede aparcar gratis o lo más barato posible en Ronda y Setenil? No me importa caminar un poco si merece la pena.
¿Conocéis rincones especiales o experiencias poco turísticas que normalmente pasan desapercibidas para los visitantes?
Me interesa especialmente descubrir cosas auténticas: algún bar o restaurante histórico, platos típicos, bebidas locales, miradores poco conocidos, lugares curiosos, sitios bonitos para hacer fotos o cualquier tradición o experiencia que merezca la pena.
En general, me encanta descubrir esos pequeños detalles que conocen los locales y que no suelen aparecer en las típicas guías turísticas.
¡Cualquier recomendación, por pequeña o rara que sea, será más que bienvenida!
¡Muchas gracias de antemano!

Greetings to locals!

I'm staying in area for the week and was wondering if anyone

can suggest me any good establishments to rent a bike and

gear. I'd like to enjoy your beautiful scenery on two wheels for

1-2 days (preferably over weekend). I don't really need anything

fast or fancy. At least 600cc maybe? I've been a rider for 6

years, but never riden outside my home country (Estonia). I own

a trusty 97 Transalp myself.

And maybe someone can suggest me any cool routes, while

we're on a topic.

Thank you in advance and stay safe! 😎

Hi! I know the headline sounds like everything our moms tell us to NOT do.

I am travelling to Granada on 30th. My general plan is just land in Granada, drop my luggage at any locker storage, go to Alhambra, and walk around downtown before catching my bus in the evening.

If anyone would like to stroll around together do let me know! We can definitely have a zoom ice breaking session before meeting and take any other safety precautions.

I am F, 32, Malaysian.

p/s: will be deleting this post once i catch the vibe with anyone

Travelling to Malaga for November and December, what weather to expect during the day? Jeans and jacket only or light clothes possible as well?

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I’ve travelled to several Spanish cities and generally enjoyed them, but my recent nightlife experience has left me disappointed.

Two nights ago, I went to Theatro Club Málaga after being invited by promoters. We paid the entrance fee and for drinks, but the experience left me feeling that we had been lured in under misleading pretences.

An acquaintance of mine had an even worse experience in Madrid: his phone was stolen in a nightclub, and when he asked security for help, he felt treated like the suspect and was kicked out.

People work all year to enjoy their holidays. The last thing they need is to feel scammed when they go out for a drink.

I’d love to hear your experiences:

\\\\\\\\- Have you experienced similar situations in Málaga, Madrid, Barcelona, or elsewhere in Spain?

\\\\\\\\- Have nightclub promoters ever misled you into spending money?

\\\\\\\\- If your belongings were stolen, did security actually help?

\\\\\\\\- Is this common in certain clubs, or have we just been unlucky?

I’m not saying all Spanish clubs are like this, but I’m curious to hear from tourists and locals. Share your experiences, good or bad!

Is there anywhere in the centre of Malaga that offers day passes to use their pool?

My husband and I are heading to Malanga end of February and plan to go to Caminito del Rey. I see lots of guided tour options but am wondering if there is a benefit to going on a tour (I.e. seeing things we might not pick out ourselves etc) or if we will get enough out of doing it on our own. We are fairly fast walkers so I don’t love being slowed down by groups but hubby loves to hear the history and other info. Maybe there’s a self guided option where we could hear / read? Suggestions welcomed 😊

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I’ve travelled to several Spanish cities and generally enjoyed them, but my recent nightlife experience has left me disappointed.

Two nights ago, I went to Theatro Club Málaga after being invited by promoters. We paid the entrance fee and for drinks, but the experience left me feeling that we had been lured in under misleading pretences.

An acquaintance of mine had an even worse experience in Madrid: his phone was stolen in a nightclub, and when he asked security for help, he felt treated like the suspect and was kicked out.

People work all year to enjoy their holidays. The last thing they need is to feel scammed when they go out for a drink.

I’d love to hear your experiences:

\\- Have you experienced similar situations in Málaga, Madrid, Barcelona, or elsewhere in Spain?

\\- Have nightclub promoters ever misled you into spending money?

\\- If your belongings were stolen, did security actually help?

\\- Is this common in certain clubs, or have we just been unlucky?

I’m not saying all Spanish clubs are like this, but I’m curious to hear from tourists and locals. Share your experiences, good or bad!