Málaga: el ambiente
Vídeos de quienes fueron, reproducidos aquí mismo, con lo que dijeron los espectadores debajo. No forma parte de la puntuación.
El veredicto
Gusta · 74Málaga recibe elogios cálidos de quienes viven allí: gente amable, ritmo relajado, fácil de recorrer a pie, buena comida y vino, con reservas sobre el aumento del coste de la vivienda y el turismo.
- gente local amable
- ciudad fácil de recorrer a pie
- comida y vino asequibles
- ritmo de vida relajado
- sensación de seguridad
- buena conexión a internet
- alquileres en aumento
- costes de la vivienda
- turismo masivo
- río seco y preocupación hídrica
- actividades limitadas para algunos
- Los expatriados a largo plazo encuentran a los locales acogedores y el ritmo tranquilizador.
- La vivienda se ha encarecido mucho en los últimos años, presionando los presupuestos.
- Las afirmaciones sobre alquileres baratos se consideran a menudo poco realistas.
- La fibra es rápida y está ampliamente disponible en toda España.
- Las ciudades más pequeñas del norte de España encajan con quienes buscan menos actividad.
Leído de 8 vídeos, 31 comentarios y 0 publicaciones el 2026-11-07; el resumen lo escribe un modelo de lenguaje y puede malinterpretar el sarcasmo.
The "BEST" Expat City in the WORLD! (Malaga Spain)
Amelia And JP Abroad · 175K visualizaciones · 2024
Lo que dijeron los espectadores
“We moved here about 3 months ago and live in a neighborhood in the outskirts, which is almost completely Spanish and very friendly. We made a great decision.”
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“Been here a month after two months in Medellin and Cuenca before that. OMG. I love this place. I feel so safe here. I’ve ridden my bike almost 700 miles and the motorists are so friendly it’s amazing. Did I mention I love this place?”
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“The importance of safety is an American way of thinking. Always concerned if other places are safe even if coming from one of the unsafest places.”
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“Hey guys, I can assure you that Internet speeds in Spain are amazing. Most cities have fiber optics with up to 1000 mbps upload and download. That being said, I find that Spaniards can be quite frugal when they rent out their Airbnbs, so th”
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“If you're not super invested on having lots of activity options outside home, you should try some of the smaller cities in Northern/Central Spain, like Galicia, Asturias, La Rioja, Navarra, Aragon or Castilla y Leon. There are cities in tho”
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“Just a side comment. Frutos Secos are different from Frutas Deshidratadas, not only in Spain but also in many other spanish speaking countries. Frutos secos is the generic way of referring to nuts (or any other hard seed covered by a shell)”
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“I was in Malaga a few years ago and enjoyed it very much. It is very walkable with much to do, including wonderful museums. Malaga has many fine eating establishments at very reasonable prices. The Spanish wines are excellent and inexpensiv”
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“I've lived near Malaga for 10 years and offer a couple of gentle corrections. 1. There is a Cercanías train that goes from Malaga city center to Fuengirola, stopping at the airport, and Plaza Mayor, a major shopping mall and factory outlet.”
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“New fiber optic speed in my Cuenca condo is 450 meg up and down. Rent in the best condo in Cuenca is $700 for 2 bad, 2.5 bath. This includes home owner association and all the utilities. Love Cuenca.”
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“Just a note about the dry River. You might notice that there are three or four very large reservoirs (embalses) Above the city, including the one surrounded by El Caminito Del Rey, or the other one near the botanic Gardens, embalse Del Limo”
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Encontrado con una búsqueda en YouTube de la ciudad y “digital nomad”, recogido el 2026-11-07; los títulos, descripciones y comentarios son de sus autores y enlazan al original.