For more old-world charm and sweet treats, take a ticket and join the queue in the cool, tiled interiors of Casa Mira, a counter-service ice-cream parlour with a branch on the central Calle Marqués de Larios. Local flavours, such as orange choc-chip and turrón (Spanish nougat), make excellent choices (from €2 a scoop).

Casa Mira has several locations, all of them in the city centre: Calle Císter, Andrés Pérez, Compás de la Victoria and above all, Calle Larios. This is undoubtedly the most famous ice cream parlour in the city, with its artisan ice creams and "traditional" flavour. To learn of its origins and how they created the perfect blend of turrón (the traditional almond paste eaten at Christmas) and ice cream you have to go back to 1890, when Severino Mira opened a small turrón shop in Calle Cisneros.

From Casa Mira, you can hear the heartbeat of Málaga, as it’s right on Calle Marqués de Larios, where everything that happens in Málaga passes through. Here, we find one of the ice cream shops with the most summers lived and stories to tell. Popular like few others, it offers original flavors, the result of years of experience, and upon arrival, you know you’re in a special place, as locals and tourists mingle in search of their favorite flavor or a new favorite to discover.

Casa Mira is an iconic ice cream parlour in Malaga with a history dating back to 1890. Their ice creams are known for their smooth, creamy texture and wide variety of flavours, from classics such as chocolate or strawberry, to more innovative options such as lemon sorbet or cheesecake ice cream. In addition, Casa Mira also offers delicious sweets and desserts typical of Andalusia, such as turrón (nougat) and tortas de aceite (olive oil cakes).

The historic company from Málaga opened its doors on Andrés Pérez in April of 2015 to revolutionize the art of ice cream and become an important destination for anyone who passes through Málaga. Among their carefully selected decorations, old parts from specialty shops stand with jars of jellybeans, ice cream cones, nougats, all under the brand name Libo.

Casa Mira stands as an iconic destination for anyone with a sweet tooth. Renowned for its artisanal ice creams, Casa Mira has been delighting locals and tourists alike since its establishment. The shop traces its roots back to Naples, Italy, and continues to use traditional recipes that have been passed down through generations.

Malaga + ice cream = Casa Mira On a hot day, and often into the early hours of the morning, this place, especially the parlour on Calle Larios, is packed full of people looking for a sweet cool-me-down. One reason is the vast range of tasty flavours, but the other is that Casa Mira is a Malaga institution, cooling people […]

Casa Mira offers a vast range of delectable flavours, and it's no wonder it's packed with people. Cooling down the hot Andalusian summers for generations, this ice cream parlour is now in its fourth generation and has attracted crowds over the years. The family-run business has been serving ice cream since 1890.

You can find turrón at most grocery stores and pastry shops, but you'll find the best at Casa Mira (Calle Marqués de Larios, 5). This is the same Casa Mira store that is famous in Madrid for its turrón. One of the brothers opened a shop in Malaga, and it’s one of the best known spots to buy traditional turrón.

So as our lovely day came to an end we popped over to Casa Mira on Calle Larios. This is a Turron and Ice Cream shop, open since 1890. I had a delicious strawberry ice cream even though the best seller their is Turron (spanish nougat) flavour.

Something of an institution in Malaga, Casa Mira has been scooping delicious ice cream into cones in Malaga since 1890. But this family-run business is mostly about turrón, the Spanish version of nougat made with honey and almonds.

It’s one of the well-known and favorite places of the local communal. The family is engaged in this business from their fourth generations and it was situated in 1890. Their specialty is Turron and ice-cream in the town.

Alice from the popular vegan and gluten-free Malaga Facebook page recommends Casa Mira. This traditional ice cream parlor is a favourite amongst the locals. You can find vegan ice cream flavours stored in covered cans.

The best Malaga ice cream shops are Casa Mira located in Calle Larios (main shopping street), Heladería Kalúa which has several locations across Malaga, and Heladería Inma in Las Delicias neighborhood.

Casa Mira’s ice cream is so good they are the official royal family ice cream suppliers!. Casa Mira is another place to add to your vegan Malaga list.

End your culinary journey with a sweet treat from Casa Mira, famous for its turrón (nougat) and artisanal ice creams.