The best things to do in Málaga
The Parque Tecnológico de Andalucía: the Silicon Valley of southern Europe
The Mediterranean's most important tech hub, 10
The PTA is home to more than 600 national and international companies and is the headquarters of the International Association of Science Parks. For professionals on technology projects, researchers or entrepreneurs, staying at Livensa Studios Malaga Feria means being 10 minutes from the most important innovation ecosystem in Andalusia.
Muelle Uno and the Mediterranean: the spirit of Malaga at dusk
Aperitif, terraces and the finest views
Muelle Uno, the Paseo Marítimo and La Malagueta beach are the most cosmopolitan face of Malaga. Less than 15 minutes by metro, a sunset over the Mediterranean from a port-side terrace is the kind of end to the day that any European city would envy.
The historic centre of Malaga: Picasso, the Alcazaba and Andalusian gastronomy
The city with the most museums per capita in
The Picasso Museum, the Carmen Thyssen Museum, the Centre Pompidou Málaga, the Alcazaba and the Cathedral form one of the richest cultural itineraries in southern Europe. Grilled sardines, fried fish and the sweet wine of the Axarquía complete an unrivalled gastronomic experience.
Fast Good at Livensa: real food, no compromises
Do Eat: the most recognised healthy food concept
The Do Eat restaurant — inside the building — serves breakfasts, lunches and dinners on the Fast Good concept: freshly made dishes, no preservatives, with a focus on healthy menus. For those who don't want eating well to be an added effort during an intense work or study period.
The Costa del Sol 365 days a year: beaches, golf and a climate unique in Europe
The Mediterranean as a competitive advantage for
Malaga has 300 days of sunshine per year. Huelin beach is less than 4 km away; Marbella, Fuengirola and Torremolinos are 30–45 minutes. The Costa del Sol golf courses are among the finest in Europe. Living in Malaga with Livensa means turning quality of life into a driver of productivity.