[🇪🇸Malaga] Walking around the city and exploring supermarkets: a trip to enjoy the flavors of Spain

Malaga is a coastal city in the Andalusia region of southern Spain, and is not only full of tourist attractions, but also a city with a wealth of food to enjoy. When I actually visited, I was very impressed by the sun-drenched streets and the shopping experience at the local supermarket. The charm I felt while walking around the city of Malaga Malaga is known as the birthplace of Picasso, and the old town is dotted with museums and historical buildings. When I actually walked around the city, I saw cafes lined up on the cobblestone streets, and locals enjoying meals and chatting in a relaxed atmosphere. Facing the Mediterranean Sea, it is also characterized by many dishes made with fresh seafood. Spanish cuisine is paella In Malaga, I tried paella, a dish that represents Spain. Saffron-colored rice topped with plenty of seafood, a dish that condenses the delicious flavor of seafood. Each restaurant has a different seasoning, so it seems like it would be fun to eat it again and again. Especially when you eat it at a restaurant by the sea, you can enjoy the authentic taste while feeling the sea breeze. Exploring Malaga's large supermarkets I like to go to local supermarkets when I travel, and I visited one in Malaga. Supermarkets in Spain have a wide selection of products, and it's a different kind of fun than in Japan. Abundant selection of prosciutto (jamon) The first thing that surprised me when I entered the supermarket was the abundance of prosciutto (jamon) sections. There were many pieces of jamon hanging on the bone, and there was also a section where they sliced ​​and sold them on the spot. It was a sight unique to Spain, and there were so many varieties that it was hard to decide which one to choose. Discovering pomegranate juice In one corner of the supermarket, there was a machine that squeezed pomegranates on the spot to make juice. The Spanish word for pomegranate is "Granada," and it is a familiar fruit in Spain, so much so that there is a city with the same name. When I actually tried the freshly squeezed juice, it was rich, naturally sweet and sour, and very delicious. It was a nice point to be able to easily enjoy such fresh juice while traveling. How to enjoy food in Malaga Malaga is an attractive tourist destination, but if you visit a supermarket, you can experience more local culture. Buying ingredients unique to Spain and trying fresh juices is also a great part of traveling. If you visit Malaga, I would recommend not only walking around the city but also visiting supermarkets. #Malaga #SpainTrip #Paella #Prosciutto #Jamon #PomegranateJuice #Granada #SpanishGourmet #MalagaTourism #Spring0YenTrip