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Living in Málaga: an expat city guide

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The Ultimate Guide to Málaga’s Top 6 Neighbourhoods

Being one of Spain's best cities to live in, Málaga’s neighbourhoods have a lot to offer to everyone. Discover the 6 most popular neighbourhoods in Málaga and narrow down your choices based on your preferences and budget.

Explore Málaga

Getting Around With Public Transport in Málaga

The public transport in Málaga makes it easy to travel both within and outside of the city. The top neighbourhoods are centrally located and the rest of the city is well-connected by metro, train, bus, cycle, and taxi. As a bonus, the public transport costs are budget friendly.

EXPLORE MÁLAGA USING PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Your Ultimate Guide to the Málaga Nightlife

Málaga has a young, vibrant, affordable, laid-back but equally wild nightlife. So whether you prefer chill traditional tapas bars, crazy dance parties in modern clubs, or fancy cocktails, you'll definitely find something for your taste.

Discover the nightlife

Cost of living in Málaga

Málaga is one of Spain’s best cities to live in and also the fifth most expensive city in Spain. To help you budget for your new life in Málaga city, we've focused on four main areas: rental prices, food prices, leisure prices, and public transport.

DISCOVER THE COST OF LIVING

Student Life in Málaga

Málaga is a great place to study abroad as you’ll feel at home relatively quickly. Student life in Málaga is preferred by many international and Erasmus or exchange students thanks to the cheap cost of living, the city’s historical and modern vibe, the nightlife, the wide variety of gastronomy, and its perfect size.

GET A GLIMPSE OF STUDENT LIFE

Other cities in Spain:

Barcelona

With its blend of bar culture and arts scene, its soothing sandy beach and bustling metropolitan buzz, Barcelona feels like a match made in heaven.

Valencia

Valencia makes the leap from the urban hub with hip areas to a seaside paradise with its city beach and green spaces. Get a taste of Spanish life with the laid-back spirit of the locals!

Madrid

Madrid is a bustling capital city with a decidedly historic feel. The city has something for everyone, whether it's the charming terraces, the tranquility within the city parks, the local markets, or buzzing nightlife areas.

Seville

Seville has a big city vibe even though it’s small and rooted in tradition. The city’s warm people, vibrant yet laid back culture, and architectural and historical heritage make the capital of Andalusia irresistible for expats.

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