RESTAURANTS

PLAZA DE LA MERCED & PLAZA JERÓNIMO CUERVO (TEATRO CERVANTES) AREA
-VINO MIO (Plaza Jerónimo Cuervo, 2): Creative international cuisine and live music.
-TAPEO DE CERVANTES (Calle de Cárcer, 8): Creative Mediterranean tapas.
-MESÓN DE CERVANTES (Calle Álamos, 11): Tapas and creative dishes.
-CITRÓN ( Plaza de la Merced, 10): International cuisine including woks and pastas.
-PLAZA (Plaza de la Merced, 18): Specialised in international tapas.
-LA FÁBRICA DE LOS SENTIDOS (Plaza de la Merced, 16): Traditional Spanish cuisine with a touch of style.
-CAÑADÚ (Plaza de la Merced, 21): Vegetarian restaurant with a rural ambience.
CALLE GRANADA / PLAZA UNCIBAY AREA
-MESÓN MARIANO (Calle Granados, 2): Traditional cuisine from Málaga.
-EL CLANDESTINO (Calle Niño de Guevara, 3): Creative bites with an international feel in a relaxed urban restaurant.
-BODEGA EL PATIO (Calle Granada, 39): Traditional cuisine from Málaga.
-EL PIMPI (Calle Granada, 62): Tavern serving tapas and local wine in a Flamenco ambience.
-LA COSMOPOLITA (Calle José Denis Belgrano, 3): Creative traditional cuisine.
-LA RESERVA ( Plaza del Siglo, 3): High Quality traditional Spanish cuisine.
THYSSEN AREA
- ALEA (Calle Fajardo, 11): Creative Andalusian cuisine.
- LA MAFIA SE SIENTA A LA MESA (Calle Compañía, 5): Italian-Mediterranean cuisine.
- ASAKO (Calle Carretería, 96): Sushi and japanese dishes with a Spanish twist.
- TAPADAKI (Calle Carretería, 69): A fusión of asian and mediterranean cuisine.
CATHEDRAL/ CALLE MARQUÉS DE LARIOS AREA
-LA BARRA (Calle Bolsa, 9): Elegant bistro with “tostas” and elaborate local cuisine.
-LOS MELLIZOS (Calle Sancha de Lara, 7): Specialised in seafood and typical Spanish fried fish.
-El TRILLO (Calle de Don Juan Díaz, 4): Andalusian dishes, tapas y 17 recipes using cod.
-GORKI CENTRO (Calle Strachan, 6): Spanish cuissine, breads and “tostas”.
-BODEGAS QUITAPENAS (Calle de Marín García, 4): Traditional Spanish wine cellar with fish and typica Spanish food.
BARS AND NIGHT CLUBS
- Victoria Lounge Tapas & Brasserie (Calle Alemania, s/n): Art, elaborate cuisine, drinks and live music and DJs, all this out doors and by the sea.
- Soho Non Stop Bar (Calle Luis de Velázquez, 3): Great ambience, perfect location and a high quality variety of food, tapas and drinks.
- Friends and Mojitos (Calle Lazcano, 6): Cocktails, drinks and champagne in a modern cocktail bar with pink lighting and minimalistic decor.
- La Piscina Lounge (Calle Molina Lario, 20): Tapas and cocktail bar situated on the eighth floor of the Hotel Molina Lario, with the most impressive view in all Málaga.
- Clarence Jazz Club (Calle Cañón, 5): Specialised in Jazz, Blues, R&B and Soul live music.
- Malafama (Pje. Mitjana, 1): DJ sessions and themed parties in a disco bar with LED lighting and four bar tops.
- Morrisseys irish pub (Calle Méndez Núñez, 5): Cosy pub with a classic aur with Guinness, sports on the big screen and language exchange nights.
- Terraza de Alcazaba Premium Hostel (Calle Alcazabilla, 12): Chill out terrace bar with a wonderful view of the Alcazaba.
- Sala Gold (Calle de Luis de Velázquez, 5): Night club with spectacular lighting, disco balls, gogo dancers, concerts, DJs and fashion shows.
- Liceo Flamenco (Calle Beatas, 21): Live shows and dancing lessons accompanied by wines and typical Málaga dishes in a little palace from the XIX century.
- Toulouse Club (Calle Echegaray, 9): Drinks bar with a very modern ambience.
- Tennessee Live Club (Calle José Denis Belgrano, 3): Live music, disco and karaoke.

MUSEUMS
Malaga currently has 29 museums , mostly located in the old part of the city, the historical centre. Therefore it is one of the cities with the highest number of museums in the Spanish geographical area.
- Museo Picasso Casa Natal: Plaza de la Merced, 15, 29012 Málaga.
- Museo Picasso Malaga: Calle San Agustín, 8, 29015 Málaga.
- Museo Carmen Thyssen: Calle Compañía, 10, 29008 Málaga.
- Museo CAC - Centro de arte contemporáneo de Málaga: Calle Alemania, 2, 29001 Málaga.
- Museo Aula del Mar: Palmeral de las Sorpresas, Muelle 2, s/n, 29001 Málaga.
- Museo MIMMA - Interactivo de la música de Málaga: Calle Beatas, 15, 29008 Málaga.
- Ars Malaga - El Palacio Episcopal: Plaza del Obispo, 6, Málaga.
- Museo Automovilismo de Málaga: Avenida Sor Teresa Prat, 15, 29003 Málaga.
- Museo de Arte Flamenco - Peña Juan Breva: Calle Ramón Franquelo, 4, 29008 Málaga.
- Museo de Artes y Costumbres Populares: Pasillo Santa Isabel, 10, 29005 Málaga.
- Museo del Patrimonio Municipal (MUPAM): Paseo de Reding, 1, 29016 Málaga.
- Museo Catedralicio - Catedral de Málaga: Calle Molina Lario, 9, 29015 Málaga.
- Museo Pompidou Málaga: Pasaje Doctor Carrillo Casaux, s/n, Muelle 1, 29016 Málaga.

ANNUAL FESTIVALS AND EVENTS IN MALAGA
If you come in January ...
Theatre Festival of Málaga
It takes place twice a year, normally in January and September. A month full of theatre plays, shows full of humour and more. More info at: http://teatrocervantes.com
Contemporary music cycle of Málaga
Born in 1994, the Contemporary music cycle of Málaga is organized by the Málaga Philharmonic Orchestra, under the Ministry of Culture of the Junta de Andalucía and the city council of Málaga. Each of its editions is designed around the work of some of the most important composers of contemporary Spanish music and is interpreted by prestigious soloists and national formations.

If you come in February ...
Carnaval
Costumes, traditional “chirigotas” and humour in the theatre and in the street. Each year in the middle of February Málaga is full of laughter and colours. : http://carnavaldemalaga.com/

If you come in March…
Film Festival of Málaga
This festival, which this year celebrates its 18th edition, contributes greatly to the development of Spanish cinema in presenting the best documentaries, short films , etc., in addition to paying tribute to different personalities from the film industry and organizing numerous cycles , exhibitions and side events . Malaga Film Festival wants to reach all audiences and in its desire to present and promote a broad overview of film culture, aims to always be ready for training, creativity and innovation, framed within an activity that stands out for its character evolving and dynamic transformation. https://festivaldemalaga.com

If you come in April…
Semana Santa de Málaga

Tradition dating back to the era of the Catholic Kings , Easter week is one of the most important festivals of the city, a mix of religious art, folklore and Spanish culture. During this week thrones dedicated to the saints and all of their followers, from the band to the Nazarenes and of course, the carriers of the thrones . http://www.semana-santa-malaga.com

If you come in May…
“Cruces de Mayo”
In this “festival de las cruces” the main element are flowers and the best flower altars are rewarded. In each district of the city and also in coastal towns such as Rincon de la Victoria this is a very popular festival.
We also recommend paying a visit to Cordoba in May. Cordoba in May is a whole host of flowers and courtyards of old Andalusian style.

If you come in June…
Tapa Fair
Malaga gastronomic event where each year citizens can enjoy new tapas accompanied by the typical “caña” beer, at super low prices .

If you come in July…
Open air cinema
Free screenings at different points in the city from Muelle Uno at the port, Misericordia beach, Malagueta beach and El dedo beach, Albeniz cinema, Parque del Oeste (park) and Teatinos. Original versions and subtitled film morning for children.

If you come in August…
Málaga Fair
The annual Malaga city fair in August is an exuberant week-long street party with plenty of flamenco and 'fino'(sherry).The fair commemorates the re-conquest of the city by Isabella and Ferdinand in 1487 and traditionally runs from Saturday to Saturday on the third week in August. This castanet-clicking fiesta starts off with a bang, literally, with an impressive firework display in the park which can be seen for miles around. Enjoy the fair in the city centre or the fairgrounds, with many tents to eat, drink and dance. http://www.andalucia.com/festival/malaga-feria.htm