El Corte Inglés Málaga hosts on Tuesday, 19 May, at 7:30 p.m., the presentation of the book La Málaga que no ves by Alberto Moreno and José Manuel Frías.

This is a book written by Malagueños and for Malagueños (although the occasional outsider is welcome). You have probably walked through the same streets of the historic centre hundreds of times, but looked without truly seeing. This work invites readers to discover a city full of symbolism, hidden secrets in architectural elements from other eras, and street names that reveal a curious past — all so you can view the heart of Málaga with new eyes.

If you want to get to know the city but are tired of books that feel like a slog, Malagueando will become your go‑to guide: an engaging, street‑level manual that lets you explore Málaga’s geography while uncovering the most interesting aspects of its history — details you won’t find in typical bookshop offerings.

With this unique roadmap, you will come across an impressive collection of guardacantones and trampantojos, discover the most notable features of streets such as Carreterías, Larios, Nueva, and landmarks like Puerta del Mar, Plaza de la Constitución, Isla de Arriarán and Las Atarazanas. You will also enjoy a charming tour through the highlights of Parque de Málaga, pausing at its monuments and botanical treasures.

And something truly unique: the book introduces readers to a great unknown — the English Cemetery, with three fascinating routes exploring its personalities, epitaphs and symbolic elements.

The event will be presented by writer Manuel Atencia Mena.