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About the city

Malaga is the provincial capital in Andalusia, a major port and a popular resort on the Costa del Sol. The city combines Moorish heritage (the Alcazaba, Gibralfaro), Renaissance and Baroque architecture (the cathedral), art (the birthplace and museum of Picasso) and beach holidays. Malaga is a major aviation hub in southern Spain with the Malaga-Costa del Sol international airport.

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FAQ

How do I get from Malaga airport to the centre?

The airport (AGP) is about 8 km from the centre. The Cercanías C1 train takes 12 minutes (~3 EUR), the A Express bus to Paseo del Parque takes 20 minutes, a taxi 15-20 minutes (~25 EUR). The train offers the best value for money and speed.

Do I need a visa for Spain?

Citizens of many non-EU countries need a Schengen visa, applied for through Spanish visa centres. Your passport must be valid for at least 3 months after the trip, with medical insurance and bookings.

What to see in Malaga in 2 days?

In 2 days: the Alcazaba, the Roman Theatre, the Cathedral, the Picasso Birthplace Museum and the Gibralfaro fortress. In the evening - tapas in the port or on Calle Granada. On the second day - La Malagueta beach and the Picasso Museum.

How much does a trip from the airport to the centre of Malaga cost?

Cercanías train - ~3 EUR (12 minutes), A Express bus - ~4 EUR (20 minutes), taxi - ~25 EUR (15-20 minutes). The train is the fastest and cheapest option.

When is the best time to go to Malaga?

May-September is ideal for the beach, with temperatures of +25...32°C. April-June and September-October are comfortable for sightseeing. Winters are mild (+15°C), but the sea is cool.

What should I try from the local cuisine?

Espetos (grilled sardines), gazpacho, Iberian ham, paella, Andalusian gazpacho with local vegetables. Wash it down with local wine and sweet Malaga wine (vino dulce).

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