Malaga
What to visit and do from Malaga
Malaga is best discovered from a different perspective.
Our panoramic tour of Málaga is designed to help you experience the city comfortably and thoroughly, without missing a thing. Explore its main avenues on a guided tour with an expert guide, discover its contrasts and admire some of its most iconic sights, such as the Alcazaba of Málaga, Málaga Cathedral and La Malagueta Beach.
Ideal for first-time visitors to Málaga or anyone wishing to rediscover it through fresh eyes, this experience combines transport, a guide and the best panoramic viewpoints in a single tour.
You can also enjoy the virtual reality experience, offering a different perspective as you travel back in time to discover what the city was like in other eras while exploring its streets.
Hop on and let Málaga reveal itself to you.
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Excursion in Málaga
If you are staying in Málaga for several days, take the opportunity to discover the city from a new perspective on our panoramic tour, available with a guided visit or a virtual reality experience.
You can also choose the option that suits you best: with pick-up from various points along the coast or a meeting point in the city centre.
Make the most of your stay and rediscover Málaga like never before.
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From _€30,00Discover Malaga with a panoramic bus tour from the Costa del Sol. Accompanied by an expert guide, you’ll tour emblematic places such as the Paseo Marítimo, the Port, La Malagueta and the Mirador de Gibralfaro. After the visit, enjoy free time, a guided tour or an immersive Virtual Reality experience – book now!
🚍 Fuengirola⏩Málaga 🕑1 hour 30 minutes
Option with panoramic view and free time
- 1 hour 30 minutes Panoramic in Malaga
- 4 hours free time in Malaga
Option with panoramic view and guided tour
- 1 hour 30 minutes Panoramic view in Malaga
- 1 hour 30 minutes guided tour in Malaga.
- 2 hours 30 minutes free time in Malaga.
Malaga Option with panoramic view and Virtual Reality Experience
- 1 hour 30 minutes Panoramic view in Malaga
- 1 hour 30 minutes Virtual Reality Experience in Malaga.
- 2 hours 30 minutes free time in Malaga.
🚍 Málaga⏩Fuengirola🕑1 hour 30 minutes
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8 – 9 hours
- Spanish, English
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From _€25,00Discover Malaga with a panoramic bus tour. Accompanied by an expert guide, you will visit emblematic places such as the Paseo Marítimo, the Port, La Malagueta and the Mirador de Gibralfaro. After the panoramic tour, enjoy a guided tour or an immersive Virtual Reality experience – book now!
Málaga Option with panoramic views and free time
- 1 hour 30 minutes Panoramic in Malaga
Málaga Option with panoramic views and a guided tour
- 1 hour 30 minutes Panoramic view in Malaga
- 1 hour 30 minutes V Guided tour of Málaga
Malaga Option with panoramic view and Virtual Reality Experience
- 1 hour 30 minutes Panoramic view in Malaga
- 1 hour 30 minutes Virtual Reality Experience in Malaga.
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3 – 4 hours
- Spanish, English
What to visit in Malaga
From Visitanddo.com we present you a list of 10 must-see places you can’t miss in Malaga:
- Alcazaba of Malaga
- Gibralfaro Castle
- Malaga Cathedral
- Picasso Museum Malaga
- Roman Theatre
- Centre Pompidou Malaga
- La Malagueta Beach
- “Muelle Uno”
- Central Market of Atarazanas
- La Concepción Botanical-Historical Garden
How to get to Malaga
To get to Malaga, you have several options depending on your location and transport preferences, here is how to get to Malaga:
How to get there by plane
- AirportMalaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) is one of the most important airports in Spain and is well connected to many European and some international cities.
- Transport from the airportFrom the airport, you can take a taxi, a bus (line A) or a train (Cercanías C1) to get to the centre of Malaga. You can also hire the Rios Shuttle service.
You can check here for information on departing and arriving flights at Malaga Airport (AGP).
How to get there by train
- AVEIf you are coming from cities such as Madrid, Barcelona or Seville, you can take the high-speed train (AVE) that will take you to Malaga-Maria Zambrano Station.
- Regional TrainsThere are also regional trains connecting Malaga with other Andalusian cities.
You can check timetables, fares and book your transport to get to Malaga by train here.
How to get there by bus
Long-distance busesSeveral bus companies such as ALSA offer routes from different Spanish and European cities to Malaga Bus Station.
You can also get from Malaga airport to the bus station via the bus station. “Express Line.
You can check here for information on arrival and departure times from Malaga bus station.
How to get there by car
RoadsMálaga is well connected by road. The main motorways are the A-7 (which runs along the coast) and the A-45 (which connects with Cordoba and other inland cities).
How to get there by boat
Port of MalagaMalaga has a port that receives ferries and cruise ships, so it is possible to arrive by boat from cities in the Mediterranean and North Africa.
Public transport Malaga
- City buses: The EMT Malaga operates a city-wide bus network.
- Malaga Metro has a metro system that connects various parts of the city, with L1 running from Andalucía Tech to Guadalmedina, where the Corte Inglés is located. The L2 runs from the Palacio de los Deportes to the centre at Atarazanas.
- Malaga Cercanías lines C1 and C2 The C1 line runs from Malaga Centro-Alameda to Fuengirola, passing through Malaga Airport, and the C2 line runs from Malaga Centro-Alameda to Alora, facilitating regional transport on the Costa del Sol and in the interior of the province.
- Taxis and private transport servicesTaxis and services such as Uber, Bolt and Cabify are available. In addition to whether you want to hire a private transport service you can also count on Autocares Rios.
Where to eat in Malaga
Malaga is a city known for its rich gastronomic offer, ranging from traditional Andalusian dishes to modern and innovative cuisine. Here are five recommended places to eat in Malaga:
El Pimpi
An emblematic restaurant and bodega with a rich history, frequented by celebrities and locals alike. It offers traditional tapas and local wines in a typical Andalusian atmosphere.
- SpecialitiesIberian ham, fried fish, and of course, the sweet wine of Malaga.
- Location: Calle Granada, 62, 29015 Málaga.
La Tranca
An authentic tapas bar with a lively atmosphere and retro décor. Ideal for enjoying homemade tapas and a selection of vermouths.
- SpecialitiesSpanish omelette, Russian salad, montaditos.
- Location: Calle Carretería, 92, 29008 Málaga.
La Farola de Orellana
A classic tapas bar in Malaga, known for its traditional atmosphere and delicious homemade tapas. It is a small place but very popular with the locals.
- SpecialitiesPrawns in pil-pil sauce, fried anchovies and Russian salad.
- Location: Calle Moreno Monroy, 5, 29015 Málaga.
Casa Lola
- A popular tapas bar known for its cosy atmosphere and excellent selection of traditional tapas. Casa Lola is perfect for an informal meal with friends or family.
- SpecialitiesCroquettes, meatballs, pinchos and a variety of montaditos.
- Location: Calle Granada, 46, 29015 Málaga.
Atarazanas Market
It is not a restaurant, but this market is an excellent place to sample a variety of fresh local foods and tapas. Many stalls offer tapas, fresh seafood, and sausages.
- SpecialitiesFresh prawns, manchego cheese, and a wide variety of fruits and vegetables.
- Location: Calle Atarazanas, 10, 29005 Málaga.
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