Petit Palace La Equitativa

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Málaga at your feet from La Equitativa: Mediterranean essence

Staying at Petit Palace La Equitativa means having Málaga at your feet. Located in the emblematic building of La Equitativa, just a step away from the iconic Calle Marqués de Larios, a city opens up that is lived by walking, among historic facades, lively terraces, and alleys that will take you to the Cathedral, the Carmen Thyssen Museum, the Mercado de Atarazanas.. Getting lost here is part of your plan.

Mercado de Atarazanas

Mercado de Atarazanas

Visiting the Mercado de Atarazanas means immersing yourself in the most important gastronomic space in Málaga. Among its stalls, visitors can discover the best of local products: fish, cheeses, fruits, cold cuts, and vegetables. Aromas and flavors intertwined where you can taste fresh and seasonal products. In addition to the food, the architecture of the building stands out, built in the nineteenth century over the ancient Nazarene shipyards.
La Antxoeta Art

La Antxoeta Art

The place where gastronomy and market cuisine merge with RockAndRoll. This is how chef Pablo Caballero defines the experience of visiting La Antxoeta Art. In the heart of the Málaga Soho, this restaurant offers fresh seasonal and local products prepared with creativity. Its intimate atmosphere, carefree personality, and carefully selected wines complete an original gastronomic experience.
Centre Pompidou Málaga

Centre Pompidou Málaga

Undoubtedly one of the major cultural references of the city, the Centre Pompidou Málaga is the first space abroad of the renowned Parisian museum. Before entering, the architecture of its iconic multicolored cube already surprises. And once inside, visitors can enjoy its modern art exhibitions and a dynamic cultural program in its more than 6.000 square meters.
La Pechá Taberna

La Pechá Taberna

At La Pechá Taberna, the stars are vermouths, gildas, potato omelette, croquettes, and Russian salad. Tapas and portions of a lifetime in a carefree atmosphere that reflects the most authentic character of Málaga. Fresh, seasonal, and high-quality ingredients in the heart of the Centro District.
Santa Iglesia Catedral Basílica de la Encarnación de Málaga

Santa Iglesia Catedral Basílica de la Encarnación de Málaga

Popularly known as ‘La Manquita’ due to its unfinished southern tower, the impressive cathedral of Málaga stands out for its façade, magnificent vaults, and a spectacular choir stall, the work of Málaga sculptor Pedro de Mena. To complete the visit, it is highly recommended to climb to the rooftops and enjoy the stunning views of the entire city.
Calle Larios

Calle Larios

Undoubtedly the most famous and emblematic street in Málaga, Calle Marqués de Larios crosses the historic center from the port to Alameda Principal. Completely pedestrian, the street stands out for its nineteenth-century architecture, its stately buildings, and its lively atmosphere, where cafés, restaurants, and shops of all kinds come together. The perfect meeting point for locals and visitors.