Hotel Molina Lario in Málaga: culinary & cultural honeymoon or getaway
You find it stylish Hotel Molina Lario right in the center of Málaga. From the rooms and from the rooftop bar (Yes: rooftop bar! - to be continued) you have a view of the beautiful “La Manquita” cathedral. Romance is in the air in this lovely place, perfect for a wonderful honeymoon in Malaga. Or just a romantic getaway, that is also possible. You can definitely enjoy the tastefully decorated rooms. In addition, it is only a few minutes' walk to the harbor and the famous Picasso Museum. The ideal base to discover all the gems of Málaga.
In the beating heart of Málaga, you completely immerse yourself in the dynamic rhythm of the city and its inhabitants. If that doesn't sound romantic! One of Malaga's most famous residents was Picasso. A trip to his birthplace and the Picasso museum are definitely worthwhile. In honor of the 50th anniversary of Picasso's death, the official guide to... Hotel Molina Lario put together a special tour. This carefully designed route shows the influence of Picasso's hometown on his artistic creations and highlights the milestones of his early years
There is no shortage of culture and no shortage of culinary delights either. Preferably both are combined. Combined? Certainly! Because that culture and art are reflected in the delicious dishes served in Matiz. Chef Pablo Molina has even created an exclusive tasting menu in honor of his namesake Pablo Picasso. The highlight? A delicious dessert with white chocolate, Madagascar vanilla and citrus fruits with a nod to Picasso's pink era. Also nice; There is live (jazz) music almost every Friday evening.
Not only the dinner, but also the cocktails are made into true works of art. And the best place to sip it is on the hotel's roof terrace. Correct: Rooftop bar The Top. And that's great, if you ask us. The view is truly fantastic. We said it before: the view of the cathedral is magical. Add a swimming pool and it is also super relaxing. There is often live music on the rooftop on weekends. Even more pluses for an oh-so romantic setting.
And while you're there, be sure to visit the neighborhood The Malagueta. This is located along the picturesque coastline and has a lovely beach. This part of Málaga is known for its beach bars and fresh fish. A lovely spot, for example, is Las Palmeras. You can eat delicious fried fish fresh from the grill. You should also not miss El Pimpi (an icon). This winery was founded in 1971 and is known for serving the best wines from the region. Another nice piece of Andalusian culture. You can read more fun things about city trips in Málaga here.
