Spain has had a love affair with horses for centuries. It is unknown exactly when the first wild horses roamed the Spanish riviera but it is estimated that they got here approximately 30,000 years ago. The Spaniards started using them for horseback riding approximately 6000 years ago, however there are uncertain estimates about their domestication.

The cosy, beautiful town of Totalán in Malaga, home to vineyards, and almond groves has Arabic heritage with narrow, winding streets and quaint little houses.

Malaga is famous not only for Picasso’s legacy, beautiful Old Town or “chiringuitos” (beachfront cafes), but also for it cuisine. Malaga cuisine is something that brings a lot of tourists to this beautiful Andalusian city, especially since consists of dishes that are a fantastic and delicious combination of Spanish and Mediterranean kitchens. Here are some of the dishes you can try only in Malaga:

New Year's Eve in Malaga is full of amazing traditions which promise you immeasurable luck and love. You would want your last night of the year to be exceptional, and celebrate it in a way that creates timeless memories for you and your family.