La Comedia is a LGBTQ+ bar in Centro Historico, Málaga.
Editorially verified September 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Entry usually needs a ticket that includes a drink; the room is small and runs until 07:00, so it suits the end of the night.
Guided tour · 3 hours
Explore downtown Málaga's vibrant cocktail scene. Savor delicious drinks, mix your own with a top bartender, and soak in the lively nightlife!It's a fun and flavorful ...
Guided tour · 3h 30m
Take a culinary tour through Málaga and enjoy the exceptional flair of Spain. Sample some fine wines of the regions and a few original tapas creations.
Guided tour · 3.5 hours
Savour 10+ Andalusian tastings in Malaga’s Old Town. Explore Atarazanas Market, taste local sweets, seafood, and wine, and discover the city’s vibrant food culture wit...
Address: Calle Comedias 15, 29012 Malaga, Málaga
Kipfer & Lover in Malaga's old town is an inclusive LGBTQ+ gastrobar and cultural space with art exhibitions, a book club and live music nights.
TipIts programme mixes art shows, collective readings, micro-theatre and live music; it is closed Sunday and Monday.
Kipfer & Lover in Malaga's old town is an inclusive LGBTQ+ gastrobar and cultural space with art exhibitions, a book club and live music nights.
TipIts programme mixes art shows, collective readings, micro-theatre and live music; it is closed Sunday and Monday.
Santa Rita in Malaga's Cruz de Humilladero runs reggaeton, house and afrohouse nights from Wednesday to Sunday across a 1,500 square meter club.
TipCheck the week's line-up before you go: the club runs a different themed party most nights, from Paradise to reggaeton club.
Paris 15 in Malaga's Cruz de Humilladero opened in 2009, a concert and club hall of more than 2,800 square meters that holds up to 3,000 people.
TipIt has two stages, the main hall and the Sala Club for up to 500; check whether your night is a concert or a club session.
ZZ Pub in central Malaga has booked live rock, blues, soul and funk every night since 1991, one of the city's longest-running music rooms.
TipCheck the online agenda before going: the lineup changes nightly and some shows carry a separate ticket.
La Terraza de la Alcazaba is the top-floor rooftop bar of a hotel on Calle Alcazabilla in Malaga, looking straight at the Alcazaba and Gibralfaro Castle.
TipIt gets busiest around sunset, so arrive early for a table facing the Alcazaba fortress.
La Terraza de Valeria crowns the Room Mate Valeria hotel in Malaga's Soho, a rooftop bar with views over the harbour, the cathedral and Soho's rooftops.
TipFace the harbour for the port and the boats, or angle toward the cathedral dome for the old town view.