72 hours in Málaga: culture, food and the sea
Moorish fortresses, Picasso’s birthplace, a market behind a medieval gate and sardines grilled in boats on the beach: three unhurried days in Andalusia’s port city.
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Cities in three unhurried days: neighbourhoods, sights and the hours locals keep.
A city reveals itself in neighbourhoods, not in lists. Our city guides follow the house formula of one place and three days, with a plan for every morning, afternoon and evening, where to stay as a neighbourhood and how to arrive without losing half a day.
Moorish fortresses, Picasso’s birthplace, a market behind a medieval gate and sardines grilled in boats on the beach: three unhurried days in Andalusia’s port city.
Friday to Sunday in Lisbon, planned by neighbourhood so you climb each hill only once: Baixa and Chiado, Alfama and Graça, then Belém and the river.
Brick warehouses on the canals, a public plaza high above the port, harbour ferries on a normal ticket and a fish market at dawn: three days in Germany’s great port city.
Three days across the islands of the Swedish capital, from the lanes of Gamla Stan to the Vasa warship, a slow fika on Södermalm and a first boat to the archipelago.
Three days in the Austrian capital, from St Stephen’s Cathedral and the Ring trams to Schönbrunn, the Riesenrad and a long evening at a Heuriger among the vines.
How residents use Mallorca’s capital: morning markets, a late lunch, the evening stroll along the bay and the quieter neighbourhoods beyond the cathedral.
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