A Day in Malaga

1. 9:00AM: Alcazaba Fortress and Palace
   Located in the heart of historic Malaga, Alcazaba Fortress and Palace is a must-see destination. Built in the 11th century, it is an exquisite example of Moorish architecture. Explore its intricate courtyards, terraced gardens, and photogenic vistas of the city.
   Estimated time spent: 2 hours
   Distance from last location: 0 miles
   Estimated time from last location: 0 minutes
2. 11:15AM: Malaga Cathedral
   Once you finish exploring Alcazaba, head over to the Malaga Cathedral. Dating back to the Renaissance period, its interior is sculpted with Baroque-style artwork, unique to Spain. But there’s more to it than art - its bell tower offers picturesque views of the city to those brave enough to climb to the top.
   Estimated time spent: 1.5 hours
   Distance from last location: 0.7 miles
   Estimated time from last location: 20 minutes
3. 1:30PM: Eat lunch at Mercado Central de Atarazanas
   A visit to Malaga is not complete without stopping at the Mercado Central de Atarazanas. Bursting with local flavor and regional cuisine, you can find everything from olives to fish and local wine. Our travel agents highly recommend trying "espeto de sardina", a popular fishdish of the region.
   Estimated time spent: 1 hour
   Distance from the last location: 0.5 miles
   Estimated time: 15 minutes
4. 2:45PM: Roman Theatre
   Constructed in the 1st century during the reign of Emperor Augustus, Malaga's Roman Theatre has been restored to some of its former glory. The theatre is now used as an open-air cultural space with a seating capacity of up to 2000. The theatre also offers gorgeous panoramic views of the city of Malaga.
   Estimated time spent: 1.5 hours
   Distance from the last location: 0.2 miles
   Estimated time: 8 minutes
5. 4:30PM: Picasso Museum
   The Picasso Museum displays the artwork of the internationally famous painter, Pablo Picasso. The museum is spread across several connected buildings in the Old Town of Malaga, and boasts of Early, Blue, and Pink-period works, as well as some of the more eclectic elements of his genius.
   Estimated time spent: 2 hours
   Distance from the last location: 0.5 miles
   Estimated time: 10 minutes

Time and Cost Estimates

• Alcazaba Fortress and Palace (2 hours, €5)
• Malaga Cathedral (1.5 hours, €5)
• Lunch: Mercado Central de Atarazanas (1 hour, €15)
• Roman Theatre (1.5 hours, Free)
• Picasso Museum (2 hours, €8)
Total Estimated Cost: €33 (excluding transportation)

Useful Tips

If you have more time in Malaga, you can add El Caminito del Rey (known as the world’s most dangerous footpath), Parque de Malaga and Museo de Arte Contemporáneo. Exploring the Port of Malaga, Plaza de la Merced, and the beaches of Playa la Malagueta.

If you have less time, you can subtract any one of the experiences from the itinerary. Moreover getting Malaga City Tours by Bus or by tuk-tuk can be a great option to save time as well as explore these famous landmarks in Malaga.