Alcazaba de Málaga is an ancient Moorish fort with beautiful gardens that offer breathtaking views of the city, a perfect spot for a family photo or a history lesson.
Malaga park also is known as Parque de Malaga, is a great place for a leisurely stroll or picnic with shady trees and lots of benches. Its lush green landscape and fountains are perfect to relax in are an invitation to enjoy some quality family time.
The iconic restaurant of El Pimpi is located in the heart of the city, close and accessible to many tourist attractions. It has a wonderful atmosphere, and a variety of appetizing delicacies that make it an excellent spot to have lunch.
Malaga's own beach, Playa de la Malagueta, is a fun family-friendly area. With many great views and high-quality sand, it's the place to get some sun and enjoy the water. A brilliant spot to unwind for an evening of fun and relaxation.
Walking is the easiest mode of transportation in Malaga as most tourist spots are clustered together. Taxis and buses are available options too. Bus rides cost €1.30 per trip, and the average taxi rate is €0.89 per kilometer. Expect to spend around €10-€20 on transport for one day.
If you have more days to spend in Malaga, consider visiting the Picasso Museum, CAC, and Mercado Central de Atarazanas. If time is limited, skip El Pimpi Restaurant and enjoy some street food or Churros in the city streets.
Malaga Airport (AGP) is the main airport serving tourist destinations such as Costa del Sol, including Malaga town centre. The airport is 8km southwest of Malaga and is accessible by a train or taxi. The average cost of a train ride is €1.80, and the average taxi fare to the city centre is €25-€35.