|
Nightlife
|
|
|
You'll find most of Malaga's
nightlife
northeast of the cathedral along and around calles Granada and Beatas and the streets circling
Plaza de Uncibay
, as well as in
Malagueta
, south of the bullring. At weekends and holidays dozens of youthful disco-bars fill the crowded streets in these areas with a cacophony of sound, and over the summer - it's dead out of season - the scene spreads out along the seafront to the suburb of
Pedregalejo
. Here, the streets just behind the beach host most of the action, and dozens of
discos
and smaller
bars
lie along and off the main street, Juan Sebastian Elcano. Malaga's daily paper,
El Sur
, is good for local entertainment listings - there's a weekly English edition.
Anden , Plaza de Uncibay. Disco-bar with a wild crowd and open till very late. La Botellita , Pasaje Mitjana, slightly west of Plaza Uncibay, adjacent to Luna Rubia . Spanish music and a wide range of drinks at non-club prices; open till late. La Chancla , on the beach in Pedregalejo. One of a recent rash of bars on the beach, this one bursts forth at midnight and continues until 3am or later. Luna Rubia , Pasaje Mitjana 4, slightly west of Plaza Uncibay. Wide range of international sounds and open till dawn. El Pimpi , c/Granada 62. Cavernous nightspot with flashing TV screens and a wide selection of sounds. Salsa , at the top of c/Denis Belgrano, off c/Granada. Salsa and karaoke at weekends, samba and mambo on weekday nights. Dance tuition is also on offer for those who want to polish their moves. Siempre Asi , c/Convalecientes, north of Plaza Uncibay. Another late bar opening 11pm-3.30am and specializing in Spanish rock and techno.
Vankuver
, Pasaje Mitjana, just off Plaza Uncibay. Wide range of international sounds and open until dawn. Other useful information
for tourists (each section contains more specific sub-sections): |
|
Spain,
|