Address: C. de Marie Curie, 35, Campanillas, 29590 Málaga, Spain
Tucked into the hills just 13 km from central Málaga, Málaga TechPark (a.k.a. Parque Tecnológico de Andalucía) is where Andalusia’s sun-soaked lifestyle meets serious innovation. Think of it as Spain’s mini Silicon Valley—with palm trees, tapas breaks, and 245 days of sunshine a year. Over 600 companies and 20,000 professionals call this place home, from local startups to global tech giants like Google and Accenture.
Founded in the early ‘90s to boost Málaga’s economy beyond tourism, the park has become a magnet for talent, sustainability, and bold ideas. It’s closely linked with the University of Málaga and plays a big role in shaping the city’s future—especially around green tech, smart cities, and entrepreneurship. If you’re into innovation or looking to network, this is where Málaga’s brainpower lives.
While it’s not a typical tourist stop, the park hosts regular events, talks, and forums that are open to the public—great if you’re into tech, startups, or future-forward thinking. Plus, if you’re scouting spots to launch your next big thing or just want to see what a Mediterranean innovation hub looks like, Málaga TechPark is worth a visit.
For more info, check out their website.
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