Hands-On Cooking Class Málaga: Master Andalusian Flavors in the Heart of the City
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Basic standing and light kitchen activity; suitable for all fitness levels
Overview
Discover Málaga’s culinary heart in this hands-on cooking class featuring traditional Andalusian dishes like ajoblanco and paella. Sip unlimited sangria while learning from a local chef in the city’s historic center.
Cooking Class Málaga
For all ages • 3 hours • Evening Tour with all included!
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About This Adventure
Immerse yourself in the vibrant culinary scene of Málaga with a hands-on cooking class led by a professional chef. Create traditional Andalusian dishes like ajoblanco and paella while enjoying unlimited sangria. Located in the historic center, this interactive experience is perfect for all skill levels and dietary preferences.
Prepare authentic Spanish dishes like a local while sipping on sangria during a cooking workshop in Málaga. Work in a modern kitchen while learning from a local chef. A must do while you are in Málaga.
What's Included?
- Cook a 4-course traditional Spanish meal
- Our kitchens are modern and very comfortable where you can enjoy the experience.
- We're located at the historic center of the city so it is very easy to get there walking.
- We are 5 minutes from the Atarazanas market.
- The classes are very fun and 100% participatory.
- You will eat all the dishes that you cook during the class with two drinks included.
Adventure Tips
Arrive hungry and ready to participate
Bring an appetite and a curious mind to enjoy the full interactive cooking experience.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes
You’ll be standing for several hours in the kitchen, so supportive footwear is important.
Check for dietary restrictions ahead of time
Inform the organizers if you have allergies or special diets to tailor your dishes accordingly.
Explore Málaga’s local markets first
Visit Mercado Central de Atarazanas before class to see fresh Andalusian ingredients in their natural environment.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mediterranean gulls circling over the port
- Colorful butterflies fluttering in nearby parks
History
Málaga has been a key Mediterranean port since Phoenician times, influencing its diverse culinary heritage.
Conservation
This class promotes sustainability by emphasizing seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and minimizing food waste.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable closed-toe shoes
Protect your feet and stay comfortable during kitchen time.
Light apron (provided, but personal preferred)
Keeps your clothes clean while preparing food.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated during the cooking session.
Notebook and pen
Jot down recipes and chef’s tips for home cooking.