Which is Spain’s BEST City Valencia or Malaga 2024

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Considering moving to Spain? Don't miss our "Malaga vs Valencia: Expat Showdown 2024"! Join us as we delve into a detailed comparison of Malaga and Valencia, two top choices for expats in Spain. Find out which city is right for you with insights from local experts Adventure Elliott and Antoanetta.

What you'll discover in this video:

Urban Living Compared: See how Malaga and Valencia fare in terms of cleanliness, urban amenities, and overall liveability.

Cost of Living Analysis: Get an up-to-date breakdown of expenses in both cities—from real estate prices to daily costs.

Cultural Richness: Explore each city's unique festivals, artistic scenes, and historical sites.
Green Spaces and Quality of Life: Assess the quality of parks, recreational areas, and the general vibe of each location.

Expat Perspectives: Hear directly from expats who live in these cities about their experiences and recommendations.

This comprehensive guide is packed with expert opinions and essential info to help you make an informed decision about your next home in Spain. Whether you're a retiree seeking a sunny place or a professional looking for vibrant city life, this video is your go-to resource for 2024.

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Time Stamps

00:00 Valencia or Malaga?
1:08 Cleanliness
3:32 Cost of Living
7:09 Parks and Green Spaces
11:07 Festivals
14:07 Over Tourism
17:15 Museums
19:30 Beaches
22:47 Final Thoughts

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[StorytellerDan]

I've visited about 20 cities in Spain. I have lived in Madrid a year but lived in Malaga for almost 3! I liked my visit to Valaencia but yep... Malaga is my home! Love it. Great video guys.

[donkeykong]

I was just in Malaga last week. Compared to most cities in the US, it is a paradise. The landscape is beautiful, the "castle" referred to in Malaga is the Alcazaba, a fortress originally built by the Romans, then the Moors, then the Christians. Now, it is a living archeological site. Valencia is a different type of place, flatter and more landscaped. I didn't see "dog crap" everywhere. It's all better than Chicago, Houston, St. Louis, etc. There are no (or very few) homeless, parks are cleaner, people are friendly, food is less expensive, landscaping is much better, weather is great, etc. I'd move to either, but I'm going to Granada. Cordoba is great, too.

[Ricardo-boxv]

In Málaga you have the beach, the mountains, the Costa del Sol, a lot of villages inside of the province… You will never get bored. Tradition and modernity, you can look for both.

[AdventureElliot]

Thanks for featuring me for this epic boxing match ;) I'm gonna stay with my choice of Malaga for the simple fact that I love the locals here, but Valencia is also epic :).. By the way, your editing skills are

[eldritchpoltergeist]

So nice to see you both collaborating ❤ Great perception of both cities. I used to live in Málaga and although I love the city I ended up in València mainly because of the green spaces and amazing beaches. Love your content, keep up the good work 😉

[monjezentaito]

Finalmente, los dos estáis viviendo en España. Por algo será.

[polymath]

What a great comparison vlog. Thank you! Valencia for me but Malaga is great as well👍🏼

[CarlosAimeur]

LOL! Good video!!! I'm from Valencia and Malaga is one of the few cities in Spain where I would go to live. They have much in common.

[iannorton]

Valencia is my favourite city - it's amazing -, but I also like Malaga. I used to live in Valencia province, sohave been into the city many times. I've visited Malaga twice. Both are great cities.

[MrGuy-xxss]

Me and my wife saw what’s happening… praying for you and the people of Valencia…

[Juanfernandez-smjl]

🧡🧡💛💛💚💚💙💙💜💜🤎🤎My mother is from Malaga my father is from Valencia so my heart is between both cities!! I love both !!

[tonirufete]

Son los mejores anfitriones de 2 de las ciudades con más crecimiento de España, la vida tranquila y relajada de estás 2 ciudades hace que sean un atractivo turístico perfecto, además tienen llegada marítima para grandes cruceros y una situación geografía perfecta, con un clima perfecto durante todo el año. Soy un seguidor de Elllot y Antonetta me encantan sus videos

[dennishassler]

We didn't make it to Malaga, but we spent a lot of time in Valencia. We loved the river area between the Science Building and to the Ocean near the Zoo where they have a long park that's
very well done. I remember walking all the way to the Zoo, but the zoo seemed so small and expensive, so I told the family we'll just visit the zoo when we return to Phoenix that has an excellent zoo that's reasonable. We walked EVERYWHERE in Valencia and enjoyed it a lot - a good friend that used to work for me lives there and we stayed with him and he traveled with us, too, along with two of our daughters. Oh, my wife Antonia is from Brasil, so she really enjoyed travel in Spain and in Portugal.

[cmacmenow]

Excellent comparison!
I'm choosing between the two cities now as I want to move to Spain in 2025.
This is so helpful guys. Please do some more. Gracias a todos. 
P.S. Having watched this terrific comparison, Malaga has the lead !
Más, por favor!
C.J Ireland.

[artmann]

We love both Malaga & Valencia. On the cleanliness question, go to Oviedo if you want to see a really clean city in Spain.

[janeentumbao]

Hey sis.

I just found out that there was flooding over there. I hope that you and your crew are ok. (Air hug)

[lucillegil]

We were in Torremolinos for for for 3 weeks and the beach were beautiful ❤

[BibiiKx]

Loved this style of vlog! I’ve been to Malaga in 2023, and visiting Valencia in April 2025 🌞

[pepaswake]

Valencia es la ciudad más bonita de españa y mejor calidad de vida . Amo 💜 valencia, gracias antoanetta por querer tanto a Valencia.

[tessajones]

I was surprised after visiting Valencia 20 years ago for the Fallas festival, and the next morning, after the burning, the city was so clean that it was as if nothing had ever happened. I still think about it sometimes when I see how slow things can go where I live. Hola from Australia 🇦🇺