Malaga walk and tour. Hear the story of the famous "La Coracha" neighborhood. October 2020.

The Coracha was once one of the oldest neighborhoods of Malaga, it no longer exists today. Instead it has been replaced with a set of ramps and stairs that were designed by a famous Spanish architect named Temboury. Some people from Malaga love the new design and others wish that they had kept this old historic part of the city. I take you on a walk and tour of Malaga and we hear the story of the Coracha as told by a woman from Malaga.
La Coracha fue uno de los barrios más antiguos de Málaga, hoy ya no existe. En su lugar, ha sido reemplazado por un conjunto de rampas y escaleras que fueron diseñadas por un famoso arquitecto español llamado Temboury. A algunos malagueños les encanta el nuevo diseño y otros desearían haber conservado este casco histórico de la ciudad. Te llevo de paseo y recorrido por Málaga y escuchamos la historia de la Coracha contada por una mujer malagueña.

[@NickyDunn]

My closest friends nan was Spanish, I loved her so much, she always would feed me you up, and we would have such a great laugh, she had fantastic stories, good times and I have such wonderful memories of her

[@TravelAddictGuy]

I am glad that you have such nice memories of her.

[@cazborob728]

Great video again. Fabulous to find out the history of the area too. Been to the castle a few times but see. It in a different light and cannot wait to go back and visit with friends and pass on the history of La Coracha (eat at that lovely restaurant too, I love Russian Salad). The tapas bars along the back streets, or wherever the locals eat, are the places to go. Thanks again for a lovely walk. Looking forward to part 2. Stay safe. Carol x

[@TravelAddictGuy]

I saw some old photos of this are on my Facebook group and was stunned to see how it used to look. So glad this woman was there to give me the story through her eyes. Part 2 will talk about bullfighting, I share the brutal business of it all. Thanks for watching.

[@thephilweknow3289]

Wow, thoroughly enjoyed this video and how helpful total strangers are!

[@TravelAddictGuy]

Spanish people are normally warm and inviting, especially when you can speak their language and show respect for their city and country. I would like to come back here and try some of their wine next time. Thanks for watching.

[@susandavies9112]

Lovely informative video. We love Malaga but you have once again showed us somewhere different. Thank you.

[@TravelAddictGuy]

So glad to hear that I could show you something new today. Thanks for watching and supporting my channel. Hope you are well.

[@darwinfinch8651]

Hi, That is one of your best videos. Wehave been to Malaga lots of times and up to the castle often, but somehow we missed that restaurant. The history of that area was very interesting and look forward to the next part.

[@TravelAddictGuy]

Thanks for saying that Peter, I really enjoy making videos where I interact with people. If you look at some of my older videos I did a few interviews here and there. It's one of my favorite things to do. Cheers!

[@NickyDunn]

Hiya, winter beard coming on :) looking good, *I love your chatty vlogs,* *you are always so enthusiastic* *always good vibes* You are right, so many places having work done, but in this crazy time, it makes sense to do the work without so many tourists, the plants on your journey were beautiful, the views behind you as you walk are just breathtaking, bless that lady telling you the history, there is not enough romance around these days, I wish I liked wine and could enjoy the aroma and taste, but I love a beer, lol, one day I will buy you one :)

[@TravelAddictGuy]

Always appreciate all your kind comments, maybe you have just not tried a good wine before. The ones I like are quite light and not bitter. Maybe give it another try one day. It's always interesting to learn about the history of a place, it's amazing to me when you see pictures of a place you are standing on and how it used to look. Hope you have a great weekend!😃

[@NickyDunn]

@@TravelAddictGuy One day maybe you can show me a good wine, you are so right, when I visited Nerja in 2003 it was so Spanish and traditional, I loved it, now it has changed so much, thank you so much, I hope you have a good weekend too, I will look forward to your next video.

[@KingChameleonsEye]

AMAZING Interview. she was soo passionate and open.!

[@TravelAddictGuy]

She was great and definitively not afraid to give her opinion. I enjoyed speaking with her quite a bit. Happy you enjoyed the interview.

[@GJL30]

*Málaga es una hermosa ciudad, se come muy rico! Disfruta tu estancia. Saludos*

[@TravelAddictGuy]

Asi es una de las mejor ciudades en todo el mundo. Es una joya de Espana seguro. Muchas gracias para ver este video.😎

[@zlatkoprijic6967]

The travel Addict Guy guy is back! 🍷

[@TravelAddictGuy]

Cheers to that my friend.🍷

[@pinkpoodlepaloma]

Hi TAG thats a nice walkabout. I don't think you shot that today because it was raining all day right across the south. I've decided to stay here for the winter because Ireland where I live is locked down for 6 weeks and my daughter is sleeping in my bed since she lost her job with Ethiad in Dubai. What is the weather normally like. I suppose you might get some weak sunshine during the day and cold at night. Already we need a jacket in the evening. I have the option to remain until February. Have you been living there a while

[@TravelAddictGuy]

Sorry to hear about your daughter, that's sad news. Winter here is normally mild during the day, can be on the cold side at night. January and February are the coldest, sometimes down to the single digits Celsius overnight. Some rain is to be expected during the winter as well, no snow. There can also be some really nice sunny days as well. Prepare for January, some type of heater at night and warm blankets.

[@user-FM1]

Elderly Spanish enjoy living , I noticed most of them willing to help and have sense of humor.

[@TravelAddictGuy]

She was really helpful with the explanation, I love hearing from people that have lived through these things. I talked with an older woman one time about how Spain used to be. It was quite different under the Franco regime.

[@rebjorn79]

Bro, thanks for the videos but if you're going to wear a mask, please actually wear it. Any doctor will tell you that not covering the nose is almost the same as not wearing one.

[@TravelAddictGuy]

I usually walk alone, when I am interacting with people I try to maintain social distancing.