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Automobile and Fashion Museum of Malaga entrance tickets
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Automobile and Fashion Museum of Malaga entrance tickets

Buy your tickets to the Automobile and Fashion Museum of Malaga and discover the history of fashin and cars in Spain!

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Granada walking tour with Alhambra Palace and Generalife Gardens from Málaga
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Granada walking tour with Alhambra Palace and Generalife Gardens from Málaga

Discover Granada's Arab past, visit the Palace of Charles and admire the Nasrid Arabic style.

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Centre Pompidou of Málaga skip-the-line combination tickets
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Centre Pompidou of Málaga skip-the-line combination tickets

Visit Centre Pompidou of Málaga with skip-the-lines tickets. A journey through art in the 20th and the 21st centuries and one of the most important collections.

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Picasso Birthplace Museum skip-the-line-tickets
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Picasso Birthplace Museum skip-the-line-tickets

Visit Picasso Foundation Birthplace Museum with skip the line tickets. Admire a collection with more of four thousand pieces by over 200 different artists.

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Russian Museum Collection in Málaga skip-the-line combination tickets
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Russian Museum Collection in Málaga skip-the-line combination tickets

Visit the Russian State Museum of St. Petersburg collection in Málaga with these skip-the-line tickets.

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Tapas and wine guided tour in Málaga
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Tapas and wine guided tour in Málaga

Visit three of Malaga's best bars and taste some Andalusian specialties with this tapas and wine tour in Málaga. Enjoy the tour with an expert local guide.

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Caminito del Rey day trip from Málaga
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Caminito del Rey day trip from Málaga

Discover the Caminito del Rey and admire the Conde de Guadalhorce Dam, the main water reserve in the province of Málaga. See Gaitanes gorge's natural location.

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Malaga guided tour with Alcazaba, Roman Theater and Cathedral
Walking tours

Malaga guided tour with Alcazaba, Roman Theater and Cathedral

Book a complete guided tour of Málaga and discover the main monuments of the city: the Cathedral, the Roman theater, and the Alcazaba.

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City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour of Malaga with Interactive Museum of Music (MIMMA)
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City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour of Malaga with Interactive Museum of Music (MIMMA)

Visit Malaga, where Picasso was born and don't miss a thing with this hop-on hop-off bus tour

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Malaga group walking tour
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Malaga group walking tour

Join this walking tour and visit the most important landmarks of Malaga. Learn more about Picasso's life, enjoy the sights of Gibralfaro's castle, the cathedral and many more.

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Caminito del Rey group walking tour
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Caminito del Rey group walking tour

Book your Caminito del Rey group walking tour and learn about its importance in Spanish contemporary history

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Museo Picasso Málaga entrance tickets
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Museo Picasso Málaga entrance tickets

Buy your tickets and visit the Museo Picasso Málaga. Discover a museum devoted to the artist whose styles and techniques changed the course of modern art.

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Things to do in Malaga

Situated at the vibrant core of the Costa del Sol is Malaga, a city boasting an enviable climate and a plethora of outstanding tourist attractions. The city, birthplace of the celebrated artist Pablo Picasso, exudes history from every corner. Explore its array of monuments, from the impressive Alcazaba to the marvelous Roman theatre – in Malaga, the list of things to see and do seems endless. To ensure you make the most of your visit, we've curated a list of must-see attractions below.

The best activities and guided tours in Malaga:

1. Explore the cathedral and historic center:

Wander through the narrow streets of Malaga's historic center, lined with tapas bars and fashionable shops, and be wowed by its squares and monuments. Marvel at the Cathedral of Malaga, a true gem of the Spanish Renaissance – affectionately nicknamed 'La Manquita'. Besides its imposing interior, it's worth climbing the 200+ steps to the cathedral's towering rooftop, from where you can soak up incredible views at almost 50 meters high.

2. Visit the Picasso Museum Malaga:

Art lovers are invited to delve into the life and work of Pablo Picasso at his namesake museum. Located in the Buenavista Palace, this museum houses more than 200 works by the legendary artist. Likewise, the Picasso Birthplace Museum, situated in the building where the artist was born and spent his early years, is another essential visit. The collection includes works and personal belongings of Picasso and his family.

3. Take a guided tour of the Alcazaba and the Roman Theatre:

The Alcazaba, one of Malaga's most emblematic attractions, is a fascinating maze of palace chambers, gardens and impressive walls offering spectacular views of the city and the sea. As if that weren't enough, it's deemed one of the most outstanding monuments of Islamic art in Spain. Many guided tours include a stop at the Roman Theatre, located at the foot of the fortress. This theatre is one of the oldest monuments in Malaga, dating back to the 1st century. Thanks to excavation work, it's now possible to admire the cavea, orchestra, proscenium, and vomitorium of this architectural gem.

4. Walk the Caminito del Rey:

The Caminito del Rey, one of the world’s most spectacular trails, is an absolute must for thrill seekers. Experience heights of over 100 meters on the wooden walkways that traverse the gorges along the trail. One of the most impressive parts of the route is through the Gaitanes Gorge, whose walls reach up to 700 meters in height. The panoramic views along the trail are truly picture-worthy. For all this and more, it’s an essential activity in Malaga.

5. Relax in the Arab baths:

After a busy day visiting Malaga’s most popular attractions, there's nothing better than relaxing in an authentic Arab bath. Book an experience at Hamman Al Andalus, located in the city center, and shake off any tiredness in its thermal waters. Here, the intricate Nazarí decoration creates the perfect ambiance for relaxing both the mind and body. Treat yourself and enhance the experience by indulging in a rejuvenating massage.

6. Savor Malaga's cuisine:

For food enthusiasts, Malaga's gastronomy scene is a true delight. It's no surprise that dining at its tapas bars ranks as a favorite activity for travelers in this charming Andalusian city. Here, fresh fish and seafood take center stage in dishes like ‘pescaíto’ – fried fish. The star of the show is undoubtedly the 'espetos de sardinas' – skewered sardines – widely celebrated across the Costa del Sol, especially when savored at one of the beach-front restaurants. Complete this gastronomic journey with a sip of the renowned sweet wine, crafted from Moscatel and Pedro Ximénez grapes.

Plan your visit to Malaga

When’s the best time to visit Malaga?

Malaga enjoys an enviable climate all year round, with mild temperatures even in winter. July and August is high season, and therefore the busiest period, with temperatures ranging from 27 °C to 35 °C. If you want to go to the beach but prefer to avoid the hottest months, June and September are perfect; while in May and October the temperature is ideal for visiting the city. Holy Week is celebrated with great intensity in Malaga, and many tourists choose these dates to travel to the Andalusian city. The Malaga Fair in August is also a very popular event.

How many days should you spend in Malaga?

To visit the main sights of the city, such as the Alcazaba and the Roman Theater, two or three days are enough. But if during your vacation you want to go to the beach and take the opportunity to explore the surroundings, then it is better to stay four or five days. This way, you will have enough time to sunbathe in the Malagueta, do some hiking or take an excursion to charming villages such as Ronda or Mijas.

Where are the best beaches in Malaga?

In addition to the fantastic monuments and museums, Malaga can also boast great beaches. Thanks to its central location, La Malagueta is one of the most frequented. It has a wide range of services and numerous restaurants and beach bars, so after swimming and sunbathing, you can enjoy the tasty local cuisine. La Misericordia beach, more than 2 km long, is very popular, and on its promenade you can still see the large chimneys that testify to the industrial past of the city in the nineteenth century. Playa del Palo, La Caleta and Baños del Carmen are also worth a visit.