Pedregalejo

El Pedregalejo, home to Playa Pedregalejo, one of the best beaches in Málaga, is a 30-minute walk from the town centre. Spend the day relaxing on the 1.2km-long (0.7mi) beach, before tucking into local seafood at one of its many restaurants and dancing the night away at one of the clubs. Kim Gregory contributed additional reporting to this article. To begin with, beyond its monuments, a sunny day spent on the legendary city beach of La Malagueta is a must. Anyone who wants to dive into traditional flavors should visit the coastal district of Pedregalejo and try the typical sardines grilled on skewers. Back at La Malagueta, nearby you can find Muelle 1, a port promenade full of shops and restaurants, perfect for a sunset stroll to La Farola, the lighthouse that is a symbol of the city. Another symbol of Málaga? Without a doubt, the pedestrian street Marqués de Larios, a lively street decorated with flowers, which you should visit at least once during your trip to Málaga.