[2025 Malaga Attraction] Travel Guide for Malaga (Updated Apr)

Malaga, Andalusia Spain. As a child I came here so many times with my parents and this city has always felt very special to me, it’s such a beautiful part of Spain and perfect for a weekend away. The city centers on beautiful shopping streets lined with marble where little alley ways take you away to cafes, markets and churches. The cathedral is an imposing feature that towers above the smaller side streets around it, you can go in to take in the sheer scale of the building. The central market is a buzz of activity with all the fresh produce you could need, the streets surrounding it are a network of cafes, restaurants and patisseries. The main shopping street contains all the big western brands you could need, as well as local craft shops and souvenir stands. There are also lots of malls and a big El Corte Ingles within a 15 minute walk of the city center if you’re after more shopping. The city has two main stations, one for high speed rail across Spain and one for the commuter rail towards Torremolinos. The commuter rail is very cheap and efficient and a good way to explore the little towns and cities along the coast. #tripblazers #Spain #Malaga #andalucia #summervacation

Malaga ; it was such a great place overall. The architecture, foods, people, weather and what else could you ask for? I went there with hijab on, I feel safe and comfortable. There’s so many things to do, you can enjoy the sunset, go to beach, kayaking, museums trip and so on. It was also a budget friendly and accept card, best place to visit!

#spain #travel #malaga #andalucia Malaga great place to visit! Malaga is a vibrant and popular Andalusian city, worth exploring for its history, culture, beaches, and delicious food. It blends ancient charm with modern appeal, making it a great destination for a city break or a beach holiday. And what I personally liked if you are thight with time, distance to City Centre. Using Public transport you can get there for 1.8 euro per person in 12 mins only .

Beauty of Malaga Spain 🥰#travel

There are several ways to get to Ronda, a white town in Andalusia, but taking a bus from Malaga is a recommended route that is cost-effective and allows you to enjoy beautiful scenery from the window. I actually took a bus to Ronda, so I will introduce it in detail based on my experience. Travel time and cost It takes about 2 to 2.5 hours by bus from Malaga to Ronda. There are not many buses, so it is best to check the schedule in advance. The fare is about 10 to 15 euros one way (varies depending on the season and bus company), making it a reasonable means of transportation compared to trains and rental cars. Bus routes and stops The main bus terminal in Malaga is Estación de Autobuses de Málaga (Málaga Bus Terminal). Buses to Ronda depart from here. The terminal is adjacent to Malaga's train station (María Zambrano Station), so it is easy to access even if you enter Malaga by train. Ronda's bus terminal (Estación de Autobuses de Ronda) is located in the center of town, and you can walk to the tourist attractions, so you can start sightseeing immediately after arriving. Views during the trip On the way to Ronda by bus, you will see beautiful Andalusian scenery. For a while after departure, the urban scenery of Malaga continues, but gradually it changes into a tranquil hilly area. Along the way, you can enjoy picturesque scenery with olive groves and white villages scattered around. In particular, the scenery of steep cliffs and valleys that spread out as you approach Ronda is breathtaking. Tips for traveling by bus We recommend booking tickets in advance: Buses can be fully booked, especially during tourist season, so it is safe to book online. The bus is often air-conditioned: Even in summer, it is comfortable to have a thin jacket. Get a seat by the window to enjoy the scenery more: The route to Ronda has many sights, so you can feel like you are traveling even while you are on the road. What to do after arriving in Ronda You can walk to the old town and the Nuevo Bridge from the bus terminal, so you can start sightseeing in Ronda right away. After a long journey, it is recommended to take a break at a cafe and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Ronda. Traveling by bus from Malaga to Ronda was a great option that was affordable, comfortable, and allowed you to enjoy the scenery along the way. If you are thinking of traveling to Ronda, please try this route. #Ronda #Malaga #Andalusia #SpainTrip #BusTravel #AmazingView #RondaSightseeing #NuevoBridge #Spring0YenTrip

The history of Málaga, shaped by the city's location in southern Spain on the western shore of the Mediterranean Sea, spans about 2,800 years, making it one of the oldest cities in the world very easy to get around by bus for €1.44, you can get from the airport to the city centre food and beer is very reasonable price. Very easy to get around. Everything is pretty much walking distance. The weather was amazing like 20° as they had a heatwave. Was there for a few days definitely worth going. Definitely will be going again#solotravel #mytravelhacks

#freehotelstay #familytrip #malaga #spain #restaurant #thewok I visited Malaga #castle I visited Malaga when I came to Spain, it was very impressed by the beach, the castle, the Centro... I loved the place 😍

Bar La Tranca
⭐️ Overall rating:4.8/5
🍽 Recommendation: Green peppers, prawn skewer, meatballs
💁 Service: Good
💰 £10 per person
📍 Location: Bar La Tranca 
The restaurant is quite popular in Malaga especially during the weekends! The vibe is good and the food price is reasonable!
Meatball is freshly made with tomato sauce. The fries and bread with the sauce taste good! 
Green pepper is more than what I have in London and price is 1/3 of London restaurant. The crispy skin is tasty! 
Prawn skewer is the brilliant choice as well and the seafood is so fresh in Malaga!
3 dishes and 1 coke for €11.9.
So cheap and so impressive!
#週末遊 #境外遊 #西班牙 #malaga

Traveling around Spain is always a dream regardless if it is your first time or not. The feeling you have from simply being near a body of water with palm trees and the sun hitting your skin is a feeling you want to have every single day. The surrounding are beautiful and the water is refreshing but make sure you go when it’s summer time !

Beautiful lit streets of Malaga! Home to the Airport of the south xx exotic palms trees and the most gorgeous sunset that even beats the sunsets of Santorini! I was able to appreciate the beauty of the cathedral in the centre of the bustling markets despite not being Catholic! Such a wonderful and welcoming experience

#timetotravel The Malaga Feria is a vibrant and exhilarating celebration that captivates all who experience it. This annual festival, held in the charming city of Malaga, Spain, is a whirlwind of colorful costumes, lively music, and exuberant dancing. The feria takes over the streets, with decorated casetas (marquees) offering traditional food, drinks, and an atmosphere of joyful camaraderie. From the daytime processions to the energetic night festivities, the Malaga Feria offers a unique blend of culture, history, and unbridled revelry. It's a wild experience that immerses visitors in the heart of Andalusian tradition, while also embracing a modern, exuberant spirit. With its electrifying energy and immersive atmosphere, the Malaga Feria is an event everyone should indulge in, igniting the senses and leaving unforgettable memories.

Nestled along Spain's Costa del Sol, Malaga captivates with its stunning Mediterranean coastline, rich history, and vibrant atmosphere. Sun-drenched beaches invite relaxation, while the city's architecture echoes its diverse past, from Roman ruins to Moorish fortresses. Narrow cobblestone streets wind through charming neighborhoods, leading to bustling markets and delightful tapas bars. Malaga's enchanting blend of culture, scenic landscapes, and warm ambiance make it a true gem on Spain's southern coast.

It’s been a while since I last posted about Spain 🇪🇸 This time I’m bringing you down south in Málaga ♥️ We drove from Seville to Màlaga took us about 2.5 hours and the view was spectacular ☀️ Arriving there around sunset, we found a very local seafood restaurant 📍Ankará ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ we’ve ordered the mussels and fries 🍽️ coquettes 😋and calamari 🐙 Because it’s close to the sea, everything is so fresh and delicious 🤤 We parked the car in the centre, it’s a bit difficult to find free parking, therefore, we chose one of the paid parking in the centre by the attractions. 📍Catedral de la Encarnación de Málaga This cathedral is magnificent and huge ✝️ You can walk around it or pay to enter ( around £7 from the official website) 📍Ascensor a la Alcazaba 🏜️ I would say this is a MUST for tourists. You will see a Roman theatre🏟️ on the way to the ticket office🎫. They accept card payment💳 ( I don’t remember the price but probably £19 per person and they have different types of tickets if you want to go high up in the mountain is more expensive ) The view from the top is absolutely stunning ✨ You can see the port on the edge and the old theatre. 📍 Málaga Park ⛲️ In Spain around summer can reach 30 degrees 🔥and if you’d like to take a break from the heat, Málaga Park is a good option. You can walk along the park from the central city - pass by the Ascensor a la Alcazaba to the 📍Centre Pompidou Málaga. 📍Centre Pompidou Málaga 🗺️ There is a French museum although we didn’t enter it but the outside like really unique, look like a colourful rubik's cube 🧊 Some people will join the cruise day trip 🛳️there but we have very limited time so instead we just walk around the promenade and it literally gives you a Miami vibe looking at the palm trees 🌴 End of the walk, there is a lighthouse ⚓️ which I found quite peaceful, so, of course, we took a pint by the lighthouse and take lots of photos 📸 Follow for more - the next post is about 📍 Velilla- Granada, Spain 🇪🇸 #spain #malagaspain #holiday #holiday #roadtrip #summer

Name of place🔖: Museum of Interactive Music (in Spanish it is Museo Interaactivo de Musica Address📍: C. Beatas, 15, 29008 Málaga, España Opening hours 🕰️: Monday 10:00-16:00, Tuesday to Sunday 10:00- 19:00 Ticket fee 🎟️: for visiting the museum it’s just €5, but if you want to watch a 45-minute traditional Spanish flamingo dance show, you just add €5, so it’s a good deal, and the show was great! What’s there 👀: there are different halls of exhibitions by the categories of the instruments (strings, wind, wood…etc.) and in each hall there are selected instruments for visitors to touch and play. #museu #Music #Malaga #spain #Musicinstruments

Malaga Spain recommended city to visit fun place good food good vibes #malagaspain

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