In the exclusive fashion boutique to some little general store around the corner, you’ll find in Malaga all areas of andalusian shopping culture. The town invites using its exclusive Shops to walk within the neighborhoods are lots of the businesses for everyday shopping and Tiendas (shopping malls) are a mix of both. And scattered through the city in Malaga you may still find many families and traditional companies in diverse trades.

Calle Marques de Larios, between Plaza en Marina and Plaza en Constitucion may be the major shopping street within the city center. It’s, combined with the subsequent Calle Granada and also the many interesting side roads and alleys, the big pedestrian area within the historic center, with mainly small Boutiques, bigger clothes shops, many shoe shops, shops and various bars and restaurants. So we find here a nice number of individual shops and well-established traditional stores.

Within the neighborhoods are available mainly shops for everyday existence. Extremely popular would be the many dry goods shops for that things of daily use for hardly any money. Additionally there are lots of shops and art establishments with higher service and finest quality. Since here purchase mostly locals, prices could be less expensive compared to the center or within the shopping malls.

Extremely popular would be the many markets within the neighborhoods from the city. These financial markets are fixed facilities where can be bought daily, from morning hours to late mid-day, mainly fresh fish and sea food, meat and cold cuts, cheeses, spices, sweets, vegetables and fruit. The biggest of those markets may be the market Atarazanas within the center of Malaga.

Most shopping centres in Malaga aren’t pure shopping castles, but simultaneously American-style designed like a entertainment center with restaurants, cinemas, gyms and bowling alleys.As the shops are open from 10 am to 9 or 10 pm, the centres themselves frequently remain open until late as well as every sunday and holidays. The shopping centres around the borders take time and effort to gain access to by trains and buses, however in all can be obtained spacious parking.

The shops of Carrefour and El Corte Ingles are large shops with lots of departments in one place.

Most shops within the center to spread out normally around 10 am and shut at 2 pm for that siesta. Within the mid-day they open around 5 pm and shut around 9 pm.