Little Dream ( Sueno Pequeno ) Guidebook
Favourite Places in Malaga
Historico Centro - The historic centre of Malaga is largely pedestrianised which makes it a wonderful city in which to enjoy a leisurely stroll. Relax with a cafe con leche at one of many great cafes, or try a traditional ‘churros con chocolate’ at the famous Casa Aranda.
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Historico Centro - The historic centre of Malaga is largely pedestrianised which makes it a wonderful city in which to enjoy a leisurely stroll. Relax with a cafe con leche at one of many great cafes, or try a traditional ‘churros con chocolate’ at the famous Casa Aranda.
Mercado Central de Atarazanas - This fantastic market is located in the centre of Malaga and a must see during your visit. It opened its doors to the public in 1879 and it’s one of the city’s best examples of 19th century architecture. Sells a huge range of different food at inexpensive prices.
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Mercado Central de Atarazanas - This fantastic market is located in the centre of Malaga and a must see during your visit. It opened its doors to the public in 1879 and it’s one of the city’s best examples of 19th century architecture. Sells a huge range of different food at inexpensive prices.
Picasso Museum - Situated in the heart of the historic centre this fantastic museum features over 285 pieces donated by his family. Located on Calle San Agustin which in itself is worth a visit as it’s a beautifully cobbled street with views onto Church St Agustine.
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Picasso Museum - Situated in the heart of the historic centre this fantastic museum features over 285 pieces donated by his family. Located on Calle San Agustin which in itself is worth a visit as it’s a beautifully cobbled street with views onto Church St Agustine.
Malaga Cathedral - Built between 1528 and 1782, with some work still ongoing ! A truly wonderful example of renaissance architecture. Beautiful by day and even better by night.
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Malaga Cathedral - Built between 1528 and 1782, with some work still ongoing ! A truly wonderful example of renaissance architecture. Beautiful by day and even better by night.
Casa Aranda - In addition to El Pimpi this cafe is also an institution in Malaga and has been serving traditional churros con chocolate since 1932. It always seems to be busy and always seems to be open. This cafe's charm lies in the fact that it looks like it hasn’t changed since opening all those years ago ! Take your cinnamon sweet dough and thick, thick chocolate and dip it like a local !
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Casa Aranda
2 C. Herrería del ReyCasa Aranda - In addition to El Pimpi this cafe is also an institution in Malaga and has been serving traditional churros con chocolate since 1932. It always seems to be busy and always seems to be open. This cafe's charm lies in the fact that it looks like it hasn’t changed since opening all those years ago ! Take your cinnamon sweet dough and thick, thick chocolate and dip it like a local !
Antigua Casa de Guardia - This is quite simply Malagas most iconic bar and has been open since 1840. Oak barrels are lined up and you can choose from a range of sweet and dry wines, sherries or vermouths. Your drinks are served in small glasses to be sipped and waiters chalk your bill onto the bar top in the style of Malaga past. Refreshingly old school in its appeal and still very popular with the locals. Usually standing room only. Fun and authentic but don’t go expecting to find cocktails on the menu here !
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Antigua Casa de Guardia
18 Alameda PrincipalAntigua Casa de Guardia - This is quite simply Malagas most iconic bar and has been open since 1840. Oak barrels are lined up and you can choose from a range of sweet and dry wines, sherries or vermouths. Your drinks are served in small glasses to be sipped and waiters chalk your bill onto the bar top in the style of Malaga past. Refreshingly old school in its appeal and still very popular with the locals. Usually standing room only. Fun and authentic but don’t go expecting to find cocktails on the menu here !
Favourite Places Further Afield
Marbella Orange Square - The old town of Marbella can be quite a surprise to many as it is far removed from the modern, showy side of some parts of Marbella. Whilst featuring many boutique shops and restaurants it still retains the feel of a traditional Spanish village. The main square ( Orange square ) is a lovely spot to relax, take in an ice cream and let the day pass you by.
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Marbella Orange Square - The old town of Marbella can be quite a surprise to many as it is far removed from the modern, showy side of some parts of Marbella. Whilst featuring many boutique shops and restaurants it still retains the feel of a traditional Spanish village. The main square ( Orange square ) is a lovely spot to relax, take in an ice cream and let the day pass you by.
The Golden Mile ( Marbella to Puerto Banus Coastal Path ) - Discover the beautiful coastline on foot or bike. Breathe in the fresh sea air and maybe take a break in one of the many hip chiringuitos as you head to the glamour of Puerto Banus.
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The Golden Mile ( Marbella to Puerto Banus Coastal Path ) - Discover the beautiful coastline on foot or bike. Breathe in the fresh sea air and maybe take a break in one of the many hip chiringuitos as you head to the glamour of Puerto Banus.
Puerto Banus - If you like a super yacht, designer shops and a bit of celebrity spotting then Puerto Banus is the place for you. This fishing village originally built in 1970 by property developer Jose Banus is now the playground for the rich and famous of the Costa Del Sol.
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Puerto Banus - If you like a super yacht, designer shops and a bit of celebrity spotting then Puerto Banus is the place for you. This fishing village originally built in 1970 by property developer Jose Banus is now the playground for the rich and famous of the Costa Del Sol.
Alhambra at Granada - A Unesco World heritage Site that is now the most popular monument in Spain. Considered to have been built from 1238, the palace and numerous buildings are brimmed with epic courtyards, museums, exquisite floral tiles and flowing gardens. If you have time it’s a must visit.
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Alhambra at Granada - A Unesco World heritage Site that is now the most popular monument in Spain. Considered to have been built from 1238, the palace and numerous buildings are brimmed with epic courtyards, museums, exquisite floral tiles and flowing gardens. If you have time it’s a must visit.
Sierra Nevada Skiing - Should you visit Granada you may also wish to visit the slopes of Sierra Nevada. In approximately 40 minutes from the centre of Granada you can reach the ski slopes !
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Sierra Nevada Skiing - Should you visit Granada you may also wish to visit the slopes of Sierra Nevada. In approximately 40 minutes from the centre of Granada you can reach the ski slopes !
The Beach !
Playa De Carvajal - The beach here is fabulous as it is nicely tucked away at the Carvajal end of the promenade and has no passing traffic to disturb you whilst sunbathing or enjoying a bite to eat ( see our favourite places to eat below ). If on foot walk down the slope aiming for Carvajal train station, once there walk through the underpass towards the stairs. Continue down the stairs, cross the road and hey presto you’ve reached the promenade. Turn left and walk for two minutes until you reach the end of the road. At this point cars can travel no further, however on foot you can continue onto the sands of Playa de Carvajal. PS In the wardrobes by the front door we have left you with some of our lovely beach towels for you to use during your stay.
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Bar Belga Fuengirola
Playa De Carvajal - The beach here is fabulous as it is nicely tucked away at the Carvajal end of the promenade and has no passing traffic to disturb you whilst sunbathing or enjoying a bite to eat ( see our favourite places to eat below ). If on foot walk down the slope aiming for Carvajal train station, once there walk through the underpass towards the stairs. Continue down the stairs, cross the road and hey presto you’ve reached the promenade. Turn left and walk for two minutes until you reach the end of the road. At this point cars can travel no further, however on foot you can continue onto the sands of Playa de Carvajal. PS In the wardrobes by the front door we have left you with some of our lovely beach towels for you to use during your stay.
Chiringuito La Cubana - This hugely popular Cuban style chiringuito is only a 5 minute walk away and located right on the beach at Playa de Carvajal. It has a lovely relaxed feel and serves some great food & drink.
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Chiringuito La Cubana
s/n Sendero de Playa CarvajalChiringuito La Cubana - This hugely popular Cuban style chiringuito is only a 5 minute walk away and located right on the beach at Playa de Carvajal. It has a lovely relaxed feel and serves some great food & drink.
Higueron Beach Club - New bar/restaurant located on the beach next to La Cubana. A sophisticated option for dining by the beach and often plays host to live music acts in the evening.
The Beach Club Higueron
225 Avenida del SolHigueron Beach Club - New bar/restaurant located on the beach next to La Cubana. A sophisticated option for dining by the beach and often plays host to live music acts in the evening.
Fuengirola
Fuengirola Plaza de la Constitución - Built in 1841, this charming square has the Church of Rosary at its heart and is a lovely place to relax under the shaded benches and watch the world go by. You can also take your pick from the numerous boutiques, cafes, and ice cream parlours that are dotted around the edges of the square, or wander over to the La Plaza De Los Chinnoros for a choice of restaurants ( see favourite food & drink below ).
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Fuengirola Plaza de la Constitución - Built in 1841, this charming square has the Church of Rosary at its heart and is a lovely place to relax under the shaded benches and watch the world go by. You can also take your pick from the numerous boutiques, cafes, and ice cream parlours that are dotted around the edges of the square, or wander over to the La Plaza De Los Chinnoros for a choice of restaurants ( see favourite food & drink below ).
Benalmadena Pueblo
Benalmadena Pueblo - Beautiful village with a fantastic little square full of orange trees, cafes and some great restaurants. Whitewashed houses and narrow cobbled streets are plentiful and lead to some breathtaking views over Benalmadena costa. A must see and only minutes by car from the apartment.
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Benalmádena
Benalmadena Pueblo - Beautiful village with a fantastic little square full of orange trees, cafes and some great restaurants. Whitewashed houses and narrow cobbled streets are plentiful and lead to some breathtaking views over Benalmadena costa. A must see and only minutes by car from the apartment.
Mijas Pueblo
Mijas Old Town - Just some 10 minutes by car and nestled in the mountainside is the renowned and beautiful white village of Mijas Pueblo. Full of restaurants, quaint little shops and fantastic views over the coastline. This is a great place to spend an afternoon.
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Mijas Pueblo
Mijas Old Town - Just some 10 minutes by car and nestled in the mountainside is the renowned and beautiful white village of Mijas Pueblo. Full of restaurants, quaint little shops and fantastic views over the coastline. This is a great place to spend an afternoon.
Favourite Food & Drink
La Plaza De Los Chinnoros - Fantastic little square in the heart of Fuengirola where you can sample some authentic Spanish atmosphere & food from several excellent restaurants. Our particular favourites in the plaza are Bubba Bar and Casa Colon.
Bar La Plaza
9 Pl. de la ConstituciónLa Plaza De Los Chinnoros - Fantastic little square in the heart of Fuengirola where you can sample some authentic Spanish atmosphere & food from several excellent restaurants. Our particular favourites in the plaza are Bubba Bar and Casa Colon.
La Teteria Tea Shop - With many vegetarian & vegan options this lovely little cafe located on the pretty cobbled street of Calle San Agustin ( see Picasso museum above ) makes cakes, crepes, waffles, wraps, milkshakes and of course some great tea & coffee.
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La Tetería
9 C. San AgustínLa Teteria Tea Shop - With many vegetarian & vegan options this lovely little cafe located on the pretty cobbled street of Calle San Agustin ( see Picasso museum above ) makes cakes, crepes, waffles, wraps, milkshakes and of course some great tea & coffee.
Casa Mira - Last, but by no means least is our favourite ice cream parlour. Located on Calle Larios in Malaga, Casa Mira has been serving ice cream in the city since 1890. There is usually a queue, however your patience will be rewarded as smooth, delicious ice cream awaits !
Casa Mira
8 Calle CísterCasa Mira - Last, but by no means least is our favourite ice cream parlour. Located on Calle Larios in Malaga, Casa Mira has been serving ice cream in the city since 1890. There is usually a queue, however your patience will be rewarded as smooth, delicious ice cream awaits !