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Málaga has a relaxed but increasingly interesting food, wine and cocktail scene, and Champagne fits right in. The historic centre is the easiest place to start, with plenty of restaurants, wine bars and stylish spots where you can turn an ordinary evening into a little Champagne celebration.
If you’re looking for a Champagne bar or a restaurant with Champagne on the list, explore around the old town and the harbour, but don’t overlook the neighbourhoods just outside the tourist centre. Málaga’s international food scene also gives you plenty of options when deciding what to eat with Champagne – seafood, oysters, jamón and tapas are all easy choices.
And while you’re here, make some room for Málaga’s own wine culture. The province is known particularly for its sweet Málaga wines, but you’ll also find dry wines and local producers worth discovering.
Málaga works particularly well if you want to combine Champagne, sunshine and the sea. Spend the day exploring the old town, head towards the waterfront for a drink and make the evening about food, wine and a few glasses of bubbles.
Check the Champagne Hunters map before you go, and if you find a place that’s already listed, comment and share your experience. If you discover somewhere missing, add your find to the map yourself – especially if you find a good Champagne-by-the-glass option.
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Add a spotStart around the historic centre and harbour, where you’ll find plenty of restaurants, wine bars and hotels. Check the Champagne Hunters map for more specific places and current listings.
Yes, some restaurants, wine bars and hotels offer Champagne by the glass. Check the individual listing before visiting, as availability can change.
Yes. Málaga is particularly interesting if you want to explore Andalusian wines, including the region’s famous sweet Málaga wines, alongside international bottles.
Try fresh seafood, oysters, grilled fish, jamón and tapas. Málaga’s coastal location makes seafood an especially easy pairing with Champagne.
Look for Cava or other Spanish traditional-method sparkling wines. It’s a good opportunity to compare Spanish bubbles with Champagne while you’re travelling.
Try Málaga wine, particularly if you want something genuinely connected to the city and surrounding region. Dry Andalusian wines are also worth exploring if you prefer something less sweet.
Explore the Alcazaba, Málaga Cathedral, Picasso Museum and historic centre, then head towards the waterfront or one of the nearby beaches.
Definitely. Málaga combines Mediterranean food, beaches, culture, sunshine and a relaxed drinking scene, making it an easy destination for a few days of good food and Champagne.
And if you find a great Champagne spot, comment on an existing Champagne Hunters listing or add your discovery to the map.
