Just a few kilometers from Antequera, in the heart of Málaga province, rises an unmistakable silhouette: The Lovers’ Rock , also known as “The Indian”  for its profile resembling a human face gazing at the sky. This impressive 900-meter-high limestone mountain is not only remarkable for its shape but also for the moving legend that gives it its name. According to the story, during the time of the Reconquista, a young Christian woman and a Muslim man fell in love in secret. Pursued by their...

From October 24, 2025, to January 18, 2026 , the Carmen Thyssen Museum Málaga presents Rembrandt the Printmaker , an exceptional exhibition dedicated to the most intimate and technical side of the Dutch master Rembrandt van Rijn . The exhibition brings together 35 engravings from the Lázaro Galdiano Museum in Madrid , shown outside their collection for the very first time. Through portraits, self-portraits, and biblical scenes, visitors can appreciate Rembrandt’s mastery of light, texture,...

Málaga is getting ready for one of its most ambitious urban transformations: the renewal of the Guadalmedina River . The project aims to turn the riverbed —until now an underused space— into a green urban corridor  that connects neighborhoods, creates new walking areas, and offers open-air spaces to enjoy right in the heart of the city. The plan includes over 76,000 m² of green areas , five bridge-plazas  linking both sides of the river, and wide tree-lined boulevards where cars used to pass....