Gran Hotel Miramar Malaga
Born in Malaga on 25 October 1881 and died in the French town of Mougins on 8 April 1973, Pablo Ruiz Picasso is one of the most famous painters in the history of Western art. His expressive, free and multiform language continues to influence contemporary art and thought.
Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the artist’s death, Read full article
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Malaga is a cultural and cosmopolitan city, where many local and traditional festivals are celebrated throughout the year, which you can discover together with its gastronomic culture.
Here are the main events of the year.
Easter week
It has a variable date depending on Lent, being celebrated between the months of March and April. Read full article
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Located in the Autonomous Community of Andalusia, in the south of Spain. Bathed by the Mediterranean Sea, it has a coastline of 160 kilometres where you can find a multitude of beaches and marinas. In the interior of the province, the beautiful architecture of the white villages and the historic centre of cities such as Ronda stand out. Read full article
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Malaga is an ancient port city, one whose prosperity grew thanks to its position on Spain’s Mediterranean coast. Visitors will still catch a glimpse of this aspect of Malaga’s past when heading out to sample the city’s shops: a surprising mixture of small, local stores and upmarket international brands.
Calle Marques de Larios is probably the best place to start if you are in town for some serious spending. Read full article
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Malaga, así como el resto de Andalucía, tiene una gran reputación por sus estupendas fiestas y celebraciones populares, muchas de las cuales se basan en tradiciones centenarias. Llegan a durar hasta mas de unas semana en algunos casos. Desde el hotel Miramar os recomendamos consultar el calendario.
Las principales fiestas de la ciudad se celebran en la tercera semana de agosto y sirven para conmemorar la reconquista en 1487 de la ciudad por parte de los Reyes Católicos, Read full article
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Hemos mencionado anteriormente en este espacio que Málaga es una ciudad con una altísima cantidad de bares para salir a tomar algo. Es una de las cosas que hacer en Málaga, sin ningún tipo de dudas.
Hoy nos centramos en un establecimiento que es un clásico en lo de tomarse un trago. La Bodega Antigua Casa de Guardia está situada en el centro de la ciudad, Read full article
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Quizá el artista más importante del Siglo XX fuera Pablo Picasso. Su intensa vida le llevó a vivir en diversos lugares como La Coruña, Barcelona o París pero su infancia discurrió en Málaga. Nace en esta ciudad andaluza en 1881 y reside en ella hasta 1891 cuando las estrecheces económicas obligan a su familia a trasladarse a La Coruña. Read full article
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We’ve spoken previously about how Malaga’s warm climate and city beaches are two great reasons to visit this Mediterranean city. But there are miles and miles of wonderful beaches within easy reach of the city, all along the Costa del Sol. And so, from the Gran Hotel Miramar here are our recommendations for some of the best beaches in Malaga province, Read full article
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Malaga has, over recent years, found itself a reputation as a great place for art lovers. Most recently, the 2011 opening of the Museo Carmen Thyssen, has helped to cement the city’s reputation and bring in around 180,000 visitors per year.
Corrida de toros, picador herido, by Mariano fortuny
This cultural centre is funded by Baroness Thyssen, Read full article
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Malaga is a city of many faces. From art and culture to beach life, there is something to suit all tastes. If you are planning a trip, be sure to visit our top 10 sights (below), all easily accessible from the Gran Hotel Miramar.
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