It needs to be booked here. For more information about Granada, you should read my detailed guide: The 15 best things to do in Granada. If you just want to visit the city itself, 2 days are enough to visit Malaga. You need to book it here. For 2 days in Malaga, add the following activities to the 1 day itinerary above:. On the 3rd day , rent a car to go to Montes Natural Park. In the afternoon on your way back, stop by one of the beaches such as Pedregalejo or del Palo beach.
You will love these cities! Of course, you can stay 5- 6 days or even a week in Malaga and visit absolutely eveything I talk about in this article, with day trips to the Caminito del Rey, Ronda and Granada. If you want to rent a boat for a nice day at sea during your stay in Malaga, you should book it with Samboat.
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I want to rent a boat in Malaga How to go to Malaga? The first option is to directly fly there , as there is an international airport in Malaga. In Andalucia, there are 2 international airports: Seville and Malaga. Granada, Jerez and Almeria airports are only for domestic flights.
You should check fares now with our flights price comparator. I have created for you a tourist map of Malaga , listing all the must see attractions and points of interest I have talked about in this article. You can display the map legend by clicking on the top left button, the one with a little arrow on it.
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I give you all my best tips to plan your next trip. I want to make the most out of this half day in Malaga.
I plan on going to the Alcazaba, Roman theater ruins and the Gibralfaro castle and also visit some museums. Are these places walkable distance to each other? Are there many free museums in the list you mentioned? Where can I buy the combo ticket for Alcazaba, Roman theater and the Gibralfaro castle? I have to leave Malaga in the evening and go to Cordoba. I have to reach Cordoba at least at 8PM.
What is the most convenient way for me to travel from Malaga to Cordoba? Bus or train? Also, I will be travelling from Seville to Malaga in the morning. Are there left luggage services or lockers at the train station or bus station or anywhere nearby the stations? I need to think about my luggage as well, any advice on this? Yes, all the places you want to visit in Malaga are close to each others.
You can see them on the map at the end of the article. You can buy the combo ticket for the Alcazaba and the Gibralfaro castle at both entrances.
The Roman theatre is free. For the bus and train, you have to check for the schedules that will suit you the best on the website I gave you in my previous answer: Train and bus tickets booking in Spain. The train is in my opinion more convenient, and you can leave your luggage in the lockers at Malaga train station, no problem. Your Name required. Your Email required. Your Website optional.
Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. By Vincent on 1 November Europe Spain. The Alcazaba of Malaga 2.
Gibralfaro castle 3. Malaga Roman theater 4. The Malaga Cathedral 5. Museums to visit in Malaga 6. The theatre was lost for five centuries until it was rediscovered in Now, it hosts public performances once more, with locals performing poetry readings and stage shows since Architectural Landmark.
Start with a coffee at Cafe Central, and plot out your shopping route as you sip. Locals mark the occasion with a ritual of making dummies of public figures, chucking them onto bonfires and dancing around the flames.
Pick up some indy comics from the local stores, or head to the skate park at the dried-out Guadalmedina river bed, and watch the local kids practice their kickflips. Natural Feature.
The Costa del Sol is called that for a reason — this stretch of coastline basks in sunshine almost every day of the year. Start at Playa de la Malagueta, a popular spot among both tourists and locals.
The beach is just a minute stroll from the city centre and is a great place to give jet-skiing or sailing a try. But, if that sounds like too much effort, you can always just rent a hammock and recline with a book. Cala del Moral is an ideal snorkelling spot. Its reefs house several protected species — you might even see a seahorse or two. Anyone who wants to delve into traditional flavours should visit the seaside neighbourhood of Pedregalejo and try the typical grilled sardines on skewers.
Back to La Malagueta, nearby you can find Muelle 1 , a port promenade full of shops and restaurants that is perfect for a sunset stroll to La Farola , a lighthouse that is a symbol of the city. Another emblem of Malaga? At night, this area and its nearby streets become the perfect spot for tapas at establishments that have become an institution, such as Bodega El Pimpi ; and for trying the ajoblanco chilled garlic soup.
Malaga is also known for its Film Festival , its Holy Week , its innovative restaurants But above all, Malaga is joy. And it's catching. Select from the list or hover over the map to find out about points of interest. Malaga is the city where Pablo Picasso spent his early childhood.
The atmosphere and the daily life of those years became the inspiration for some of the…. The capital of the Costa del Sol is famous for its sunny climate and beautiful beaches, but there is much more to it than that.
Urban art or ancient buildings? Malaga has been experiencing a cultural upheaval in the past few years. Several things make Malaga one of the most important Spanish cities for culture. Select the means of transport to see how to get there or how to get around at your destination. A local train line takes you to Torremolinos or Malaga in under 15 minutes. More information. The port is very close to the city centre. One of the main cruise ports on the Peninsula.
The cruise terminal is about 3 kilometres from the port entrance, and when cruise ships are in harbour there are regular bus services.
It gives free entrance to many museums and monuments, and offers discounts at other establishments. There are two Metro lines linking the centre to the university area and the western part of the city. The regular service covers every neighbourhood in the city and usually runs from 6.
The four city bus routes usually run from around to You can get on and off as many times as you want. Taxis: easily identifiable white vehicles with a blue stripe. A green light on the roof shows they are available. Marbella is, without a doubt, one of the Costa del Sol's major tourist cent
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