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The Best Walking Tour in Seville for Foodies: 6 Essential Stops

Today Lindsey shares a delicious Seville walking tour itinerary– designed for foodies! It has my stamp of approval (don’t miss the fried fish!). It’s hard not to fall in love with Seville. Its ubiquitous orange trees and frilly flamenco dresses have become synonymous with Spain as a whole, but...

How to Plan a Hen Party in Malaga: The Complete Guide

Lindsey Zimmerman

Sun and fun await you and the girls here in beautiful Malaga! A hen party in Malaga is as good as it gets. You’ve got the unbeatable weather, some of Spain’s best beaches, amazing gastronomy, a vibrant nightlife scene, and so much more. Help your bride-to-be say adiós to the single...

Live Like a Local: How to Spend 10 Days in Malaga

Lindsey Zimmerman

Sunny, relaxed and welcoming Malaga was practically made for slow travel! It’s fun to plan a whirlwind tour of multiple cities (or even countries) in a short period of time. But how much of the culture are you really going to take in? The honest answer: probably not much....

Serve up Spain: Our Favorite Cooking Classes in Malaga

Lindsey Zimmerman

If you’re like us, your love affair with Spanish food was probably love at first bite. After a blissful period of eating your way around Spain, you’ll probably find that the food will take the top spot on your list of things you miss. However, the foodie fun doesn’t...

Don’t Miss These Fun Things to do in Malaga in October!

DevourTour

This blog post was originally posted on October 1, 2015 and was updated on September 15, 2018. Adiós, summer heat—time to enjoy fall on the Mediterranean coast! Most people crowd into Malaga during the scorching summer months. We get it—the breezy Costa del Sol capital makes for a perfect seaside...

Where to Eat Near the Cathedral in Malaga: Our Top Picks

Lindsey Zimmerman

With its single tower rising powerfully over the city, Malaga’s cathedral is a sight to behold. The imposing structure, known locally as “la manqueta” (“the one-armed woman”) is easily at the top of most visitors’ lists. Equally impressive both inside and out, Malaga’s stunning cathedral deserves all the hype...