Málaga: what to see and where to eat
Everything below comes from open data and each row says where it came from. We have not been to any of these places and we do not rank them.
Things to see

Cathedral Basilica of the Virgin of Incarnation
renaissance church in Málaga, Spain
Getting there Atarazanas, about 6 min on foot



Plaza de toros de la Malagueta
cultural property in Málaga, Spain
Getting there Atarazanas, about 18 min on foot



Castle of Gibralfaro
cultural property in Málaga, Spain
Getting there Atarazanas, about 19 min on foot



Roman Theatre of Malaca
ancient Roman theatre in Málaga, Spain
Getting there Atarazanas, about 11 min on foot

Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Málaga
museum
Getting there Málaga Centro Alameda, about 4 min on foot

Aapo Haapanen from Tampere, Finland / CC BY 2.0
Tivoli World
amusement park in Costa del Sol, Spain (1972-2021)
Getting there Benalmadena - Arroyo de la Miel, about 6 min on foot
Places to eat
El Almirez
Food: regional
El Mesón de Cervantes
Food: tapas
Tapeo de Cervantes
Food: tapas
Tasca Láska Bistrobar
Food: paella, spanish, european, bistro, soup, tapas
Tasca láska Malagueta
Food: spanish, international, mediterranean, paella, european
Tetería Palacio Nazarí
Food: coffee shop, moroccan, turkish, arab, crepe, breakfast, pizza, cake, tea
Byoko
Food: international
El Huesca
Food: regional
G.O.A.T.
Food: american, burger, sandwich
Gusto
Food: italian pizza
Konan BBQ
Food: barbecue, korean
La Desayunería
Food: american
Mesón Ibérico
Food: spanish
Restaurante Estambul Grill
Food: kebab, grill, pizza, burger
Santa Coffee
Food: coffee shop
Astrid Tapería Orgánica
Food: organic, coffee shop
Cafe Bar torrú
Food: coffee shop
El Jardín de las Delicias
Food: coffee shop, crepe, breakfast, sandwich, cake, tea, pancake, savory pancakes
Opening hours and tickets: OpenStreetMap contributors. Each one shows the day a volunteer last wrote it down, so check the official site before you set out.