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Muelle Uno
Muelle Uno: where Málaga meets the Mediterranean Looking for a place in Málaga where locals relax, visitors explore, and the sea keeps on sparkling? That…
From working port to leisure promenade
For decades this area of the port was a purely industrial zone. TodayMuelle Unois a bright, open-air complex that brings Málaga back to the sea in a contemporary way.
Old docks and warehouses have given way to restaurants, shops, terraces, and wide walkways. It is now a place where you can sip wine by the water, browse boutiques, or simply sit and watch the boats.
Food and drinks: You will find everything from tapas and burgers to sushi and paella. For a special occasion there is theMichelin-starred Restaurante José Carlos García. For a casual stop, choose a terrace, order a cold drink, and enjoy the view of the marina.
Culture on the waterfront: Centre Pompidou Málaga
Muelle Uno is also home to thefirst Centre Pompidou outside France. The museum sits beneath the colourful glass cube that has become one of Málaga’s most recognisable landmarks.
Inside you will find modern and contemporary art from the Pompidou collection, along with temporary exhibitions and activities. It is an easy way to combine a walk by the sea with a dose of culture.
Why Muelle Uno is worth your time
Muelle Uno is not just another shopping area. It is a meeting point between the old town, the port, and the open sea.
Come to shop, to eat, to stroll, or simply to sit and watch the harbour. However you use it,this is one of the places where Málaga truly shines.
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