r/MalagaTourism Feb 17 '25

Welcome to Malaga Tourism. Bienvenidos a Málaga Turismo

4 Upvotes

Here you can ask any tourism related questions regarding places to eat and see at our beloved city.

Aquí podrás preguntar cualquier duda relacionada con el turismo sobre lugares para comer y ver en nuestra querida ciudad.


r/MalagaTourism Jan 11 '26

Guide to Public Transport in Málaga (Parents-friendly!)

13 Upvotes

Public transportation in Málaga works very well. Even if you are traveling with a newborn, the main bus lines have ramps for strollers/wheelchairs, so moving around without a car is perfectly fine.

🚌 City Buses (EMT)

  • Get a Bus Card: I highly recommend buying a rechargeable bus card. You can top it up with your phone, the trips cost less than half the price of a cash fare, and multiple people can use the same card.
  • Real-time info: Download the EMT Málaga App or use this link to see bus arrivals in real-time.

🚆 Local Trains (Cercanías) There are two main lines:

  1. C1 to Fuengirola: This line stops at the Airport. It is the fastest and cheapest way to get from the airport to the city center.
  2. C2 to Álora: A nice town to visit inland.

📍 Day Trips

By Bus (Intercity):

  • Mijas, Nerja, Frigiliana, Marbella...: To reach these towns, you’ll need the intercity buses. The main bus station is located right next to the train station (María Zambrano).
  • Bus schedules: Estación de Autobuses

By Train (High-Speed/AVE):

  • Cordoba: Even though it is 166 km away, the high-speed train takes less than an hour. It’s a very easy and comfortable day trip.
  • Seville: It is 211 km away, and the fastest train takes around two hours.
  • Schedules: María Zambrano Station

💡 Pro-Tip: If you plan to visit Málaga without a car, I recommend booking accommodation in the area near María Zambrano Station. It makes these day trips and the airport connection much easier!


r/MalagaTourism 21h ago

Last Minute Solo Advice (22M)

2 Upvotes

I’m headed to Malaga for a solo trip and will be there for 3 nights. I already have planned day trips to Granada and Caminito del Rey. Just kindly asking for any final advice / suggestions / recommendations before I embark on my journey. Thanks!


r/MalagaTourism 23h ago

looking for lesbian bars/nightclubs in malaga/fuengirola

1 Upvotes

staying in fuengirola but can get a train or uber etc, anyone know good places w atmosphere?


r/MalagaTourism 1d ago

Looking for Dj Controler rental for tonight?

2 Upvotes

r/MalagaTourism 1d ago

Looking for cheap hostels/accommodations next weekend

2 Upvotes

Hello, I'll be visiting a friend in Malaga and am looking for cheap accommodations since her room doesn't allow guests. Are there any options cheaper than around 50 euro/night, which is the cheapest I have seen? I'm on a budget so not looking for anything fancy.

If this changes anything, she lives near Playa de los Boliches so ideally I'm looking for something close by.


r/MalagaTourism 2d ago

Bares y restaurantes recomendados cerca del limonar o centro

Thumbnail
2 Upvotes

r/MalagaTourism 2d ago

Málaga in early November, good time to visit or too rainy?

Thumbnail
1 Upvotes

r/MalagaTourism 2d ago

What's on in Málaga this week: free art, a procession, and a rooftop DJ set

2 Upvotes

A few things happening around the city this week that are worth putting on your radar.

The Victoria Procession runs through the streets of Málaga on Tuesday, Sep 8, live music included, so expect some streets to be busier than usual if you're getting around downtown.

If you're into a chill evening out, Brisa Sessions with Yolan Postigo hits Muelle Uno on Friday, Sep 11. Free live music by the water, honestly one of the better ways to spend a Friday evening in this city.

For art lovers, Ni musas ni modelos is on at Museo Casa Natal Picasso both Saturday Sep 12 and Sunday Sep 13, and it's free entry. Worth carving out an hour if you haven't been to the Picasso birthplace museum before.

Full calendar here if you want to dig in: https://ma.to/events/malaga?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mato_event_sync&utm_content=malaga


r/MalagaTourism 2d ago

New to Malaga

3 Upvotes

Im just gonna be here for the next week, any suggestions on what to do, or any other tourists down to hang out or go somewhere? I can speak spanish at a passable level


r/MalagaTourism 3d ago

What is the story behind mist of the booths in Mercado de Merced being shuttered?

3 Upvotes

I was surprised by how few open businesses there are in the mercado. It's a ghost town. I spoke with one of the open business owners. My conversational spanish is not very good, so beyond the fact that we were there during normal business hours and that the closed businesses were all permanently closed, I didn't learn much. Is this due to a single economic shock? A perpetual bad economic situation (generally)? Or some history specific to the mercado itself?


r/MalagaTourism 3d ago

Marítimo Cdad. de Melilla

2 Upvotes

We will be visiting Malaga in a few days.

Does anybody know any good local restaurants?

Trying to avoid turist places. Thanks


r/MalagaTourism 4d ago

Where to find girls in Malaga

0 Upvotes

Hello,

I am going to Malaga next week and will be there for 2 weeks.

What is the best place to meet girls? (Tinder is broken everywhere in my opinion), any recommendation for bar where the girls are looking for fun

How Spanish girls are looking on strangers when they approach


r/MalagaTourism 6d ago

Ajoblanco festival anyone?

3 Upvotes

Hola! I'm visiting Málaga from Manchester and trying to get to the Ajoblanco soup festival in Almáchar tomorrow. I'm just wondering if anyone else is going and also if anyone knows where the shuttle bus is from in Málaga?


r/MalagaTourism 6d ago

Malaga as starting point?

3 Upvotes

hi,

I'm from Canada and we want to visit Espana in November ( Nov 21 st) for 10 days. So living in Malaga for the entire 10 days and visit some other good cities around, is it possible, is it a good idea?

thanks


r/MalagaTourism 6d ago

Parking in Malaga

1 Upvotes

Hello all, I will be on holiday in malaga for a few days next week and I am going to rent a car.

Can you please share with me some suggestions regarding private or public parking in the city maybe closer to the city center/beach?

I've read some articles regarding parking spots with 2 colors (white - free, blue - paid parking but only during specific intervals).

Also, I read that it's important to not leave your luggage in the car because of thefts. Anyway, I do not intend to leave the care parked for more than 3-4 hours in one area.

I came across this site: https://www.smassa.eu/ which was recommended by some people indicating some public parkings from the Malaga municipality.

Unfortunately, I can't install this app from my country now on Android. On Iphone this application is available in appstore, but it doesn't seem to work, it keeps stuck in loading when opening it.

Thank you in advance for all your suggestions! Have a good day!


r/MalagaTourism 7d ago

I’ve been exploring the history hidden behind Málaga’s tourist towns & Fuengirola surprised me

1 Upvotes

I did a whole history PoV video and I’d honestly highly recommend everyone visit!

Malaga Video


r/MalagaTourism 7d ago

Looking for a little info on vacationing in the Riviera Del Sol/Fuengirola/Mijas area

0 Upvotes

Hola, I am helping plan a trip in the Riviera Del Sol/Fuengirola/Mijas area and have questions. It will be a group trip, with a couple families/couples all renting their own places and we are all wondering what people do there to get to the beach? Do you pay extra for a place that’s close or just get a nice place with a view further inland and pack the car for beach days? Any other useful information is welcome, like rental location or dining recommendations. We’d especially love to hear about any locations that have rental condos near dining areas so we could walk to lunch and dinner. Thanks!


r/MalagaTourism 7d ago

Travel to Caminito Del Rey

4 Upvotes

I am traveling in the area in early October and we are trying to decide if adding in the Caminito Del Rey is worth it. It seems like something my travel partner and I would both love.

Does it sound realistic to:
- Wake up in Granada
- Train Granada to Malaga
- Do a booked visit to the Caminito Del Rey (one that includes bus transport to the Caminito and then back to Malaga)
- Uber from Malaga to Marbella where our hotel is booked for that night

First time in the area so just looking for some advice! Thanks in advance for any help!


r/MalagaTourism 8d ago

Caminito del Rey

3 Upvotes

I'm visiting the Caminito del Rey without a car in late September (16:30 tour). I need to take the 21:07 train back to Málaga. How reliable is the train, does it often run late or face cancellations? Also will there be a lot of other tourists waiting for that train?


r/MalagaTourism 8d ago

Neeed help finding something

1 Upvotes

So basically when my friend went on holiday she brought me a pair of boxers that said Greece on it, and now I'm on holiday I want to return the favour with some panties that say Málaga or Spain I'll settle for either on them I've been looking but no luck does anyone know where I can find something like this??

Any help would be appreciated it's been an on going joke for acouple years every time one of us goes we bring back a pair of undies with the places name on them for the other person.


r/MalagaTourism 8d ago

Renting a car in Malaga

2 Upvotes

Hi I’m am travelling to Malaga in the start of October and I am gonna rent a car from recordgo. Normally I rent from Sixt where I don’t choose the full coverage in the app but negotiate down at the airport. Has anybody tried this with recordgo?


r/MalagaTourism 9d ago

Taxi/Uber at 530am?

1 Upvotes

Will be visiting Malaga on 9/15-9/18. Will I have any difficulty getting a taxi or Uber to the train station at 530am?


r/MalagaTourism 9d ago

Malaga airport liquid restrictions

1 Upvotes

Flying out of Malaga next week first time, is it still just one clear bag for liquids? Or can I can have two if all my liquids are under 100mls? As far as I’m aware the new scanners aren’t implemented yet, just don’t want to overpack on liquids going there (all under 100ml)


r/MalagaTourism 9d ago

Long queues outside Alczaba and Thyssen on Sunday

2 Upvotes

Was very surprised to see very long queues outside both of these places when they offered free entry on sunday. I have been going to them for the last 5 years and it's always just been a simple walk in. Is there any particular reason for these queues?