Librerías Proteo was the first bookshop in Málaga to use a computerized catalogue. You will find two branches in the same street, one specialized in literature for children and teenagers, and the other specialized in second-hand books, where you can find just about anything you're looking for. You can open a credit account here which allows you to buy as many books as you want and can, depending on your limit. They also sell books for university students and for those who are preparing to sit the examinations for public posts.
La Casa Del Cardenal beckons you with its display of antique porcelain, cutlery and home decor items and as you step foot inside you are sure to be transported back in time. The store is very well maintained with items arranged systematically for easy browsing. Their prices range from expensive to budget-friendly, thus ensuring that no patrons leaves the store empty handed. If you are looking for a place where you can pick up enchanting souvenirs for loved ones back home, then La Casa Del Cardenal is where you search ends.
La Recova is a very interesting spot to stop by when you are exploring the city. The place is known for unique handicrafts that they sell, these items are creations of artists from all cross Andalusia. If you like to collect pottery items then La Recova is where you can find a variety of charming clay creations to take home. Clothes, cane baskets, antique home decor items, vintage travel bags, leather wallets to accessories and much more, all of it can be found under La Recova's roof. The prices are as humble and friendly as their on-site staff, so be sure to collect as many souvenirs. The place also serves hearty breakfast specials and well-brewed coffee at the cafe alongside the store.
La Esquinita del Chupa y Tira is a quaint grocery store carrying a variety of local specialities. Run by a passionate owner, this store has no frills but the selection of wines, cheeses, olive oils, spices and other earthy products that they carry will compel you leave with an overflowing shopping bag. Once you are done browsing the store, relax at one of the few tables with a glass of wine and some tapas. The owner can be relied upon for suggestions. Many also explore this local gem for breakfast when freshly brewed coffee and bread, and other Spanish breakfast items are served in massive portions.
Muelle Uno (‘Quay One’), in English was established in 2011, and is located in the Malaga Port Area. This grand shopping and commerce zone is home to a number of famous restaurants, retailers and entertainment zones. The most exclusive part of this complex is home to the Michelin – starred restaurant ‘Jose Carlos Garcia’s’. When here, one can hire bikes, pedal cars or Segways and explore the area. A stroll along the tree lined promenades is a must, as if offers beautiful views of the Mediterranean Sea and luxury yachts of the super rich. There is a children’s play area that offers a mini golf course, a soft assault course, soft play mats for toddlers. Tourist can get a view of Malaga city from the sea by taking boat trips out into the bay.
Part of a nationwide chain of eight stores, Gody is a local shoe shop which offers a wide variety of shoes for every taste. Shoes can be found for any size of feet and for all members of the family. The shoes found here not only range across a wide variety of international designs, but also a number of classic and innovative varieties of shoes which are designed in-house by the original manufacturers.