SHOPPING…
Shopping in the province of Malaga
Who doesn't love a good shopping trip? If you're a big shopper and are planning a trip to Malaga, or if you already live there, this post is for you. Malaga boasts one of the highest concentrations of shopping centers in Spain and is home to some of the world's best brands.
While online shopping is certainly very trendy these days, true shopping enthusiasts know it's not the same as shopping in person. Yes, it's convenient to order from Zara or Amazon while sipping coffee on your sofa at home, but it's nothing like being able to try on clothes, touch the products, and check the measurements in person. Everything looks great online, and the clothes seem to fit everyone, but then come the regrets when the Shein pants arrive in the wrong size. So let's not lose our good habits and come with us for a day of shopping in the province of Málaga.
The beauty of Malaga lies in the way shops are interwoven with gastronomy and monuments. You can go shopping on Calle Larios, have some tapas of Iberian ham croquettes with melon in the Wanda Fish restaurant, stop by the Thyssen Museum and then go back to the hunt for fashion.
If you're thinking about going shopping in Malaga and don't know where to go, you've come to the right place. Keep reading and join us for a tour of the best places to shop in the province.
Shopping centers in Malaga
In the capital itself, we can already find several shopping centers. These establishments, in addition to shopping, offer a wide range of activities, such as cinemas, play areas, terraces, restaurants, go-karting, etc. Therefore, a day of shopping can also turn into a family outing or a get-together with friends.
If you're looking for a place where you can not only shop but also have a great time with your family, Miramar Shopping Centre in Fuengirola is the place for you. It boasts a wide variety of shops, a cinema, and a rooftop play area with trampolines, go-karts, and other activities where children will have a blast. Among the stores you'll find here are Zara, Bershka, Pull&Bear, Stradivarius, Primark, Carrefour, and more.
On the other hand, if you're looking for more exclusive shops, you should head to La Cañada Shopping in Marbella. This shopping center houses top brands like GUESS, Apple, Massimo Dutti, MAC, Lacoste… Shopping at La Cañada is like shopping on Fifth Avenue, but for a "Marbella lady" (or similar).
If you're in Malaga and don't feel like going anywhere, don't worry! We have a solution for everything. Right in the city, you have the Larios shopping center, Vialia, and Muelle Uno. These three are very similar to Miramar in Fuengirola; that is, the shops are very similar, but they don't have as many activities as the one in Fuengirola. Oh! By the way, if you decide on Muelle Uno, a visit to the... is a must. Cambara Restaurant and try our delicious rice dishes and paellas.
Shops in Malaga
Shopping malls can be stressful and aren't for everyone, but that's okay, you can also go shopping on the streets of Malaga, and you'll also discover local shops that you won't see in a shopping mall.
The best place to go outdoor shopping is undoubtedly the famous Marqués de Larios Street.This street has countless shops of all kinds, from second-hand stores to Victoria's Secret, Bershka o Pull and Beard. Also, while you go from shop to shop you can admire its beautiful architecture and the Malaga Cathedral.
Parallel to Calle Larios we find Calle Nueva, very similar to the previous one, although narrower, it also has a wide variety of shops of all kinds.
Second-hand shops
If you're a fan of vintage and second-hand clothing, you'll also find several places to go in Malaga.
If you like second-hand clothes, you should definitely go to Flamingo, Here you'll discover amazing clothes in perfect condition. It's more focused on vintage style, so if you're looking for a colorful old-fashioned bomber jacket, you know where to go. Plus, the price is by weight—much better!
On the other hand we find Mosaic, My favorite. Here you'll see Clothing of all kinds, and all brands, From vintage to Motomami jackets, the best part is the price; many days they have everything for 3, 2, or 1 euro. Imagine buying a pair of Balenciaga shoes for 1 euro—it's insane!.
You can also find thousands of them scattered throughout the province. street markets. Where you can find all kinds of products, you'll discover things you never knew existed. The Saturday morning market in Fuengirola is very popular in this regard.
