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Welcome to sunny Malaga! 🌞 Can you feel the sea breeze yet? If not, it's about to hit you, or just the Spanish atmosphere full of sunshine and fun.
At the airport, don't forget to change your money and pick up your bags, and hurrah for the A line bus to our hotel. Get off at the Paseo de Parque stop, which is just a 3-minute walk from the hotel. Tickets are purchased directly from the driver.
The Cathedral of the Incarnation is one of the most important monuments in Málaga. Its Renaissance appearance and interior and the view from the roof. The tour of the roof is only via a narrow spiral staircase with 200 steps and is always organized in groups. Once on the roof, you will have an unforgettable view of Malaga.
Price list

Teatro Romano is an archaeological site that is still used for various concerts, theatres and events. In the background of the photo you can see the Alcazaba fortress, but we'll make more time for that tomorrow.

Calle Marques de Marios is the largest shopping street in Malaga. It is full of luxury shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. There are live performances in the square, and of course traditional Spanish cuisine.




Today is going to be a day to get our knees kicked in! I recommend wearing sturdy shoes, as this hike is really not easy, but the effort is worth the beautiful views. On the way back you will cool off on the beautiful La Malagueta beach.
Alcazaba is a fortress towering on a hill above the city, and is the most prominent landmark in Malaga. In the Middle Ages it served to protect the city from massive attacks.
The Cenacle

Gibralfaro is a castle above the defensive fortress of Alcazabra. Its 250-metre-long ramparts offer a beautiful view, and you can also get a free tour of the Mirador de Gibralfaro viewpoint.
Price list

Plaza de Toros was formerly used for classic bullfighting. Unfortunately, it is now closed, but from the Mirador de Gibralfaro you can admire its stunning façade from the outside at least.

Playa de la Malagueta is the largest and most beautiful sandy beach, 2 km long, lined with restaurants and bars and boasting free access to the sea. Sun loungers and umbrellas can be rented for €15/day, and there is live music.
On the beach, I would be wary of the classic "vendors" offering to give you a free blanket, in the end this is capable of costing you 2x more than if you rented a sunbed.

Muelle Uno is the harbour promenade, also lined with restaurants and bars, or the eponymous shopping centre with more than 80 shops. There is also the possibility to take a sightseeing boat ride to watch the sunset, and you can also admire the parked yachts. The largest of these, however, is a superyacht called Dynasty, which has been here since 2011.



Today we will put on our track shoes again and spend the day exploring the "forest" side of Malaga, but also at the market, where we will get to know different spices and products from Spain, such as traditional Spanish wine or tapas. So after exploring the countryside, we will be rewarded with a delicious taste of local delicacies.
Jardín Botánico is a botanical garden on the northern outskirts of the city. It specializes in growing subtropical and tropical plants and trees, all in the old English style.
Walk to Atarazanas, where you'll take the number 2 bus towards San Jose. Get off here, it should only be a 10 min walk from the bus stop.The garden is open all year round every day from 9:30am. In summer it closes at 8:30pm, during winter it closes at 5:30pm.
Price list

Atarazanas is a market with several stalls and shops offering a wide variety of spices, meats, fish, fruits and vegetables from local farmers.
The market is open daily from 7:30am to 3pm, remaining closed on Sundays.

Malaga Park offers an escape from the city centre into the countryside. It is surrounded by palm trees, various tropical plants and flowers. It connects the historic city centre with the port of Muelle Uno.




Since we've explored most of the city and only have a few last stops left, we'll add a trip outside the city to the scenic trail. For the rest of the day, we'll visit the house where Picasso was born or the famous Malaga Museum.
Caminito del Rey is a hiking trail that runs along the cliff tops, through ravines and valleys that are lined with forests. The entire trail is 300 metres long and goes gently downhill, taking about 3.5 hours to complete.
You'll arrive at Malaga Train Station, from here take the train to Estación de tren El Chorro. The train journey takes about 50 minutes. You get off here, and the trail should be approximately 20 minutes on foot.
Price list

Plaza de La Merced is the most popular square in Malaga, thanks to its pleasant atmosphere and its many restaurants and cafes. We can also find here many tourist attractions, such as the Monumento a Torrijos, which can be seen in the picture. It is here as a memorial to the victims who were shot for the fight for Spanish independence.

Picasso Museum offers us a tour of the works and house of the famous Spanish artist Pablo Picasso, who was born here. We can see more than 300 of his works.
Price list

Centre Pompidou you may have already spotted on your walk to Muelle Uno, but today we're going to take a look inside. Not only does the building have an unusual look, but inside we'll find several exhibitions, from artworks to photographs. It is also used for various cultural events.
Price list




Today you have only a departure flight on the schedule. If you still have some time left, be sure to take a walk around the city or the beach, enjoy it and take one last breath of the fresh and warm Andalusian air.
Be sure to be at the airport 2 hours in advance. The journey to the airport is the same as the journey from the airport. :)
On the way back, we will use bus line A again, and get off at Malaga airport.
I hope you enjoyed exploring Malaga, and now just remember nothing at the hotel, pack your bags, and have a nice trip back home. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. I'll be happy to help :)
Malaga, a vibrant city on Spain's Costa del Sol, is known for its stunning beaches, historic sites and lively markets. The city combines a rich cultural heritage with a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere, offering visitors the chance to explore sights such as the Alcazaba Fortress and Picasso's birthplace. Stroll through the picturesque streets, relax by the sea or sample delicious tapas at local restaurants. With beautiful sunsets and a lively atmosphere, Malaga offers the perfect combination of history, culture and coastal charm. From historic sites to relaxing on the beach, Malaga is a destination that promises an unforgettable experience.
Welcome to sunny Malaga! 🌞 Can you feel the sea breeze yet? If not, it's about to hit you, or just the Spanish atmosphere full of sunshine and fun.
At the airport, don't forget to change your money and pick up your bags, and hurrah for the A line bus to our hotel. Get off at the Paseo de Parque stop, which is just a 3-minute walk from the hotel. Tickets are purchased directly from the driver.
The Cathedral of the Incarnation is one of the most important monuments in Málaga. Its Renaissance appearance and interior and the view from the roof. The tour of the roof is only via a narrow spiral staircase with 200 steps and is always organized in groups. Once on the roof, you will have an unforgettable view of Malaga.
Price list

Teatro Romano is an archaeological site that is still used for various concerts, theatres and events. In the background of the photo you can see the Alcazaba fortress, but we'll make more time for that tomorrow.

Calle Marques de Marios is the largest shopping street in Malaga. It is full of luxury shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. There are live performances in the square, and of course traditional Spanish cuisine.




Today is going to be a day to get our knees kicked in! I recommend wearing sturdy shoes, as this hike is really not easy, but the effort is worth the beautiful views. On the way back you will cool off on the beautiful La Malagueta beach.
Alcazaba is a fortress towering on a hill above the city, and is the most prominent landmark in Malaga. In the Middle Ages it served to protect the city from massive attacks.
The Cenacle

Gibralfaro is a castle above the defensive fortress of Alcazabra. Its 250-metre-long ramparts offer a beautiful view, and you can also get a free tour of the Mirador de Gibralfaro viewpoint.
Price list

Plaza de Toros was formerly used for classic bullfighting. Unfortunately, it is now closed, but from the Mirador de Gibralfaro you can admire its stunning façade from the outside at least.

Playa de la Malagueta is the largest and most beautiful sandy beach, 2 km long, lined with restaurants and bars and boasting free access to the sea. Sun loungers and umbrellas can be rented for €15/day, and there is live music.
On the beach, I would be wary of the classic "vendors" offering to give you a free blanket, in the end this is capable of costing you 2x more than if you rented a sunbed.

Muelle Uno is the harbour promenade, also lined with restaurants and bars, or the eponymous shopping centre with more than 80 shops. There is also the possibility to take a sightseeing boat ride to watch the sunset, and you can also admire the parked yachts. The largest of these, however, is a superyacht called Dynasty, which has been here since 2011.



Today we will put on our track shoes again and spend the day exploring the "forest" side of Malaga, but also at the market, where we will get to know different spices and products from Spain, such as traditional Spanish wine or tapas. So after exploring the countryside, we will be rewarded with a delicious taste of local delicacies.
Jardín Botánico is a botanical garden on the northern outskirts of the city. It specializes in growing subtropical and tropical plants and trees, all in the old English style.
Walk to Atarazanas, where you'll take the number 2 bus towards San Jose. Get off here, it should only be a 10 min walk from the bus stop.The garden is open all year round every day from 9:30am. In summer it closes at 8:30pm, during winter it closes at 5:30pm.
Price list

Atarazanas is a market with several stalls and shops offering a wide variety of spices, meats, fish, fruits and vegetables from local farmers.
The market is open daily from 7:30am to 3pm, remaining closed on Sundays.

Malaga Park offers an escape from the city centre into the countryside. It is surrounded by palm trees, various tropical plants and flowers. It connects the historic city centre with the port of Muelle Uno.




Since we've explored most of the city and only have a few last stops left, we'll add a trip outside the city to the scenic trail. For the rest of the day, we'll visit the house where Picasso was born or the famous Malaga Museum.
Caminito del Rey is a hiking trail that runs along the cliff tops, through ravines and valleys that are lined with forests. The entire trail is 300 metres long and goes gently downhill, taking about 3.5 hours to complete.
You'll arrive at Malaga Train Station, from here take the train to Estación de tren El Chorro. The train journey takes about 50 minutes. You get off here, and the trail should be approximately 20 minutes on foot.
Price list

Plaza de La Merced is the most popular square in Malaga, thanks to its pleasant atmosphere and its many restaurants and cafes. We can also find here many tourist attractions, such as the Monumento a Torrijos, which can be seen in the picture. It is here as a memorial to the victims who were shot for the fight for Spanish independence.

Picasso Museum offers us a tour of the works and house of the famous Spanish artist Pablo Picasso, who was born here. We can see more than 300 of his works.
Price list

Centre Pompidou you may have already spotted on your walk to Muelle Uno, but today we're going to take a look inside. Not only does the building have an unusual look, but inside we'll find several exhibitions, from artworks to photographs. It is also used for various cultural events.
Price list




Today you have only a departure flight on the schedule. If you still have some time left, be sure to take a walk around the city or the beach, enjoy it and take one last breath of the fresh and warm Andalusian air.
Be sure to be at the airport 2 hours in advance. The journey to the airport is the same as the journey from the airport. :)
On the way back, we will use bus line A again, and get off at Malaga airport.
I hope you enjoyed exploring Malaga, and now just remember nothing at the hotel, pack your bags, and have a nice trip back home. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. I'll be happy to help :)














Malaga, a vibrant city on Spain's Costa del Sol, is known for its stunning beaches, historic sites and lively markets. The city combines a rich cultural heritage with a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere, offering visitors the chance to explore sights such as the Alcazaba Fortress and Picasso's birthplace. Stroll through the picturesque streets, relax by the sea or sample delicious tapas at local restaurants. With beautiful sunsets and a lively atmosphere, Malaga offers the perfect combination of history, culture and coastal charm. From historic sites to relaxing on the beach, Malaga is a destination that promises an unforgettable experience.
Welcome to sunny Malaga! 🌞 Can you feel the sea breeze yet? If not, it's about to hit you, or just the Spanish atmosphere full of sunshine and fun.
At the airport, don't forget to change your money and pick up your bags, and hurrah for the A line bus to our hotel. Get off at the Paseo de Parque stop, which is just a 3-minute walk from the hotel. Tickets are purchased directly from the driver.
The Cathedral of the Incarnation is one of the most important monuments in Málaga. Its Renaissance appearance and interior and the view from the roof. The tour of the roof is only via a narrow spiral staircase with 200 steps and is always organized in groups. Once on the roof, you will have an unforgettable view of Malaga.
Price list

Teatro Romano is an archaeological site that is still used for various concerts, theatres and events. In the background of the photo you can see the Alcazaba fortress, but we'll make more time for that tomorrow.

Calle Marques de Marios is the largest shopping street in Malaga. It is full of luxury shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. There are live performances in the square, and of course traditional Spanish cuisine.




Today is going to be a day to get our knees kicked in! I recommend wearing sturdy shoes, as this hike is really not easy, but the effort is worth the beautiful views. On the way back you will cool off on the beautiful La Malagueta beach.
Alcazaba is a fortress towering on a hill above the city, and is the most prominent landmark in Malaga. In the Middle Ages it served to protect the city from massive attacks.
The Cenacle

Gibralfaro is a castle above the defensive fortress of Alcazabra. Its 250-metre-long ramparts offer a beautiful view, and you can also get a free tour of the Mirador de Gibralfaro viewpoint.
Price list

Plaza de Toros was formerly used for classic bullfighting. Unfortunately, it is now closed, but from the Mirador de Gibralfaro you can admire its stunning façade from the outside at least.

Playa de la Malagueta is the largest and most beautiful sandy beach, 2 km long, lined with restaurants and bars and boasting free access to the sea. Sun loungers and umbrellas can be rented for €15/day, and there is live music.
On the beach, I would be wary of the classic "vendors" offering to give you a free blanket, in the end this is capable of costing you 2x more than if you rented a sunbed.

Muelle Uno is the harbour promenade, also lined with restaurants and bars, or the eponymous shopping centre with more than 80 shops. There is also the possibility to take a sightseeing boat ride to watch the sunset, and you can also admire the parked yachts. The largest of these, however, is a superyacht called Dynasty, which has been here since 2011.



Today we will put on our track shoes again and spend the day exploring the "forest" side of Malaga, but also at the market, where we will get to know different spices and products from Spain, such as traditional Spanish wine or tapas. So after exploring the countryside, we will be rewarded with a delicious taste of local delicacies.
Jardín Botánico is a botanical garden on the northern outskirts of the city. It specializes in growing subtropical and tropical plants and trees, all in the old English style.
Walk to Atarazanas, where you'll take the number 2 bus towards San Jose. Get off here, it should only be a 10 min walk from the bus stop.The garden is open all year round every day from 9:30am. In summer it closes at 8:30pm, during winter it closes at 5:30pm.
Price list

Atarazanas is a market with several stalls and shops offering a wide variety of spices, meats, fish, fruits and vegetables from local farmers.
The market is open daily from 7:30am to 3pm, remaining closed on Sundays.

Malaga Park offers an escape from the city centre into the countryside. It is surrounded by palm trees, various tropical plants and flowers. It connects the historic city centre with the port of Muelle Uno.




Since we've explored most of the city and only have a few last stops left, we'll add a trip outside the city to the scenic trail. For the rest of the day, we'll visit the house where Picasso was born or the famous Malaga Museum.
Caminito del Rey is a hiking trail that runs along the cliff tops, through ravines and valleys that are lined with forests. The entire trail is 300 metres long and goes gently downhill, taking about 3.5 hours to complete.
You'll arrive at Malaga Train Station, from here take the train to Estación de tren El Chorro. The train journey takes about 50 minutes. You get off here, and the trail should be approximately 20 minutes on foot.
Price list

Plaza de La Merced is the most popular square in Malaga, thanks to its pleasant atmosphere and its many restaurants and cafes. We can also find here many tourist attractions, such as the Monumento a Torrijos, which can be seen in the picture. It is here as a memorial to the victims who were shot for the fight for Spanish independence.

Picasso Museum offers us a tour of the works and house of the famous Spanish artist Pablo Picasso, who was born here. We can see more than 300 of his works.
Price list

Centre Pompidou you may have already spotted on your walk to Muelle Uno, but today we're going to take a look inside. Not only does the building have an unusual look, but inside we'll find several exhibitions, from artworks to photographs. It is also used for various cultural events.
Price list




Today you have only a departure flight on the schedule. If you still have some time left, be sure to take a walk around the city or the beach, enjoy it and take one last breath of the fresh and warm Andalusian air.
Be sure to be at the airport 2 hours in advance. The journey to the airport is the same as the journey from the airport. :)
On the way back, we will use bus line A again, and get off at Malaga airport.
I hope you enjoyed exploring Malaga, and now just remember nothing at the hotel, pack your bags, and have a nice trip back home. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. I'll be happy to help :)
Malaga, a vibrant city on Spain's Costa del Sol, is known for its stunning beaches, historic sites and lively markets. The city combines a rich cultural heritage with a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere, offering visitors the chance to explore sights such as the Alcazaba Fortress and Picasso's birthplace. Stroll through the picturesque streets, relax by the sea or sample delicious tapas at local restaurants. With beautiful sunsets and a lively atmosphere, Malaga offers the perfect combination of history, culture and coastal charm. From historic sites to relaxing on the beach, Malaga is a destination that promises an unforgettable experience.
Welcome to sunny Malaga! 🌞 Can you feel the sea breeze yet? If not, it's about to hit you, or just the Spanish atmosphere full of sunshine and fun.
At the airport, don't forget to change your money and pick up your bags, and hurrah for the A line bus to our hotel. Get off at the Paseo de Parque stop, which is just a 3-minute walk from the hotel. Tickets are purchased directly from the driver.
The Cathedral of the Incarnation is one of the most important monuments in Málaga. Its Renaissance appearance and interior and the view from the roof. The tour of the roof is only via a narrow spiral staircase with 200 steps and is always organized in groups. Once on the roof, you will have an unforgettable view of Malaga.
Price list

Teatro Romano is an archaeological site that is still used for various concerts, theatres and events. In the background of the photo you can see the Alcazaba fortress, but we'll make more time for that tomorrow.

Calle Marques de Marios is the largest shopping street in Malaga. It is full of luxury shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. There are live performances in the square, and of course traditional Spanish cuisine.




Today is going to be a day to get our knees kicked in! I recommend wearing sturdy shoes, as this hike is really not easy, but the effort is worth the beautiful views. On the way back you will cool off on the beautiful La Malagueta beach.
Alcazaba is a fortress towering on a hill above the city, and is the most prominent landmark in Malaga. In the Middle Ages it served to protect the city from massive attacks.
The Cenacle

Gibralfaro is a castle above the defensive fortress of Alcazabra. Its 250-metre-long ramparts offer a beautiful view, and you can also get a free tour of the Mirador de Gibralfaro viewpoint.
Price list

Plaza de Toros was formerly used for classic bullfighting. Unfortunately, it is now closed, but from the Mirador de Gibralfaro you can admire its stunning façade from the outside at least.

Playa de la Malagueta is the largest and most beautiful sandy beach, 2 km long, lined with restaurants and bars and boasting free access to the sea. Sun loungers and umbrellas can be rented for €15/day, and there is live music.
On the beach, I would be wary of the classic "vendors" offering to give you a free blanket, in the end this is capable of costing you 2x more than if you rented a sunbed.

Muelle Uno is the harbour promenade, also lined with restaurants and bars, or the eponymous shopping centre with more than 80 shops. There is also the possibility to take a sightseeing boat ride to watch the sunset, and you can also admire the parked yachts. The largest of these, however, is a superyacht called Dynasty, which has been here since 2011.



Today we will put on our track shoes again and spend the day exploring the "forest" side of Malaga, but also at the market, where we will get to know different spices and products from Spain, such as traditional Spanish wine or tapas. So after exploring the countryside, we will be rewarded with a delicious taste of local delicacies.
Jardín Botánico is a botanical garden on the northern outskirts of the city. It specializes in growing subtropical and tropical plants and trees, all in the old English style.
Walk to Atarazanas, where you'll take the number 2 bus towards San Jose. Get off here, it should only be a 10 min walk from the bus stop.The garden is open all year round every day from 9:30am. In summer it closes at 8:30pm, during winter it closes at 5:30pm.
Price list

Atarazanas is a market with several stalls and shops offering a wide variety of spices, meats, fish, fruits and vegetables from local farmers.
The market is open daily from 7:30am to 3pm, remaining closed on Sundays.

Malaga Park offers an escape from the city centre into the countryside. It is surrounded by palm trees, various tropical plants and flowers. It connects the historic city centre with the port of Muelle Uno.




Since we've explored most of the city and only have a few last stops left, we'll add a trip outside the city to the scenic trail. For the rest of the day, we'll visit the house where Picasso was born or the famous Malaga Museum.
Caminito del Rey is a hiking trail that runs along the cliff tops, through ravines and valleys that are lined with forests. The entire trail is 300 metres long and goes gently downhill, taking about 3.5 hours to complete.
You'll arrive at Malaga Train Station, from here take the train to Estación de tren El Chorro. The train journey takes about 50 minutes. You get off here, and the trail should be approximately 20 minutes on foot.
Price list

Plaza de La Merced is the most popular square in Malaga, thanks to its pleasant atmosphere and its many restaurants and cafes. We can also find here many tourist attractions, such as the Monumento a Torrijos, which can be seen in the picture. It is here as a memorial to the victims who were shot for the fight for Spanish independence.

Picasso Museum offers us a tour of the works and house of the famous Spanish artist Pablo Picasso, who was born here. We can see more than 300 of his works.
Price list

Centre Pompidou you may have already spotted on your walk to Muelle Uno, but today we're going to take a look inside. Not only does the building have an unusual look, but inside we'll find several exhibitions, from artworks to photographs. It is also used for various cultural events.
Price list




Today you have only a departure flight on the schedule. If you still have some time left, be sure to take a walk around the city or the beach, enjoy it and take one last breath of the fresh and warm Andalusian air.
Be sure to be at the airport 2 hours in advance. The journey to the airport is the same as the journey from the airport. :)
On the way back, we will use bus line A again, and get off at Malaga airport.
I hope you enjoyed exploring Malaga, and now just remember nothing at the hotel, pack your bags, and have a nice trip back home. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. I'll be happy to help :)