The 50 best things to do with kids in Malaga

A fantastic place for a family outing! We visited the Interactive Music Museum in Málaga with our children and had a wonderful time. The kids were thrilled to be able to touch and play different instruments — such a great feature of the museum! The exhibitions are interesting, modern, and suitable for all ages. You can not only see instruments from around the world, but also learn about their history and hear how they sound. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended — it's both fun and educational!

Interesting museum with instruments I didn't even know existed, life a human skull with horns and strings, sort of Ed Gane guitar 😂 there are QR codes with some instruments so I recommend headphones for the visit. There are few instruments you can play on in some of the museum. However, THE HIGHLIGHT of the visit was the Flamenco show, it was an experience that will stay with me for a long long time, the feelings it created inside was amazing. Artist really put their hearts into it, their expression was just astonishing to look at, you will never have this from a video, if you are in Malaga, it is a MUST SEE. We got a tickets with the Hop-On Hop-Off Bus, but if needed, I'd pay extra for this

Beautiful museum, very cultural and inspiring. The flamenco show was nice, though we expected a bigger stage and more dancers as shown on the flyer. Small venue, but still an enjoyable experience.

A nice and interactive museum, especially enjoyable if you love music or visit with kids. You can try out several instruments, and the overall setup is modern and engaging. The staff is friendly and the atmosphere is pleasant. However, the museum is quite small and the exhibits are limited compared to other similar music museums — for example, the one in Vienna offers a much richer experience. Still, it’s a fun and educational stop for an hour or so while exploring Málaga, and the hands-on experience makes it worth visiting at least once.

Interesting look at the history of instruments with the added bonus of interactive rooms where you get to try them out ! Very enjoyable , fun for adults and kids. I’m feel I’m officially old… part of the exhibit had a Sony Walkman and an old iPod :o The wall section below was a nice unexpected surprise , the time capsule is a good idea. I went an hour before closing while waiting for dinner reservation and it was ideal because it wasn’t overly busy - better for the interactive rooms. I did try to buy advance tickets online but it wasn’t available although there was no queue anyway.

10/10 recommend the flamenco show in this museum. The dancer was incredible and so expressive. The singer was incredible and so expressive. The guitarro was incredible, and I loved watching him watch his compadres, to ensure everything was synced. Phenomenal.

One of the best experience in town. The best flamenco I have seen in years. The museum has a very good collection of instruments

The Alcazaba in Málaga is an absolute highlight of the city! This Moorish fortress is an impressive testament to history and offers breathtaking views of the city and the sea. The complex is well-preserved and offers a fascinating mix of walls, towers, and gardens. The architecture is unique and the atmosphere is very peaceful. You can easily imagine the history of the Moors and Spaniards. The views of the city and harbor are simply breathtaking. I recommend visiting early in the morning or late in the afternoon when the sun isn't too strong. The Alcazaba is a must-see for anyone visiting Málaga!

The Alcazaba is a a beautiful place to explore, there is a lot of architectural history and beautiful gardens. It does require you to walk uphill at times, there are narrow stairs and some tight spaces but it can easily be navigated even at peak times. We went on a Sunday when admission was free, however we booked on the website to have an English speaking tour which was led by Salvador. He provided a lot of interesting context and historical information - he was also very knowledgeable about the structures and materials used in the fort. We viewed all parts of the Alcazaba and there was time to browse by ourselves later. The views are magnificent and we really enjoyed the experience.

Loved this piece of history. Walking around and feeling people lived here so many years ago. So much has been preserved and very grateful for this. Also an amazing view over the Bullring, the harbour and coastline. These semi ruins are precious and worth a visit. A must seen in Malaga.

Fantastic Alcazaba This is a great moorish castle that is easy to visit as it sits more or less in the Malaga town centre. The views are fantastic and so is the architecture of the building. We really enjoyed wandering around here, plus it is surrounded by gardens, so in summer when it get really hot it is a nice place to cool off a bit.

€10 to enter this fortress also includes entrance to the castle further on after you exit (note both are free to enter after 14:00pm every Sunday The walk to the top is really interesting with lots of different areas to climb up steps and explore the pathways can be steep and uneven surfaces but well worth the effort to be presented with amazing views of Malaga ! There’s a small Bar/cafe inside set within an area in the shade and also toilets, recommend to don’t join the long queue for the toilets at the bar and keep moving as you’ll find toilets with little to no queue further on into the grounds As we visited off peak on a Sunday We queued for around 10 mins to enter but once we came out at 13:40ish the queue was already all the way back out and down to the street for the free entrance on a Sunday

Great fortress and palace to visit but go in the afternoon when the cruise ship tourist are gone as it is very crowded in the mornings. The entry cost is only €1.50 but free in the afternoon. You will need at least three hours to soak it all up as some of the Nasrid architecture and gardens are beautiful and more so if you can just ponder. The Alcazaba, whose name al-Qasba means urban fortress, is located on the slope of Mount Gibralfaro, in the small bay where the city of Malaga is located. Its strategic position has led to it having been inhabited by ancient civilizations such as the Phoenicians, who settled on the mountain around 600 BC. The Romans settled in its surroundings, on the southern slope, where remains of a Roman villa and also industrial facilities for salting fish were found, and on the western slope of Mount Gibralfaro, where they built a theater in the 1st century. During the Islamic period, the Alcazaba was initially built as a fortification and later became a palace-fortress, the seat of the city government.

Stunning site, with various levels and viewpoints. The free audio guide that you download to your phone was great, just remember to take your earbuds or headphones. Lots of stunning photos and there's also a bar halfway up. Entrance ticket was €7.00

Great place for the family. Rides are fun. Book online tickets to avoid waiting at gate. Things to improve: 1-parking should be free not 2 euros. 2- bring water and food with you. No water fountain at the park. One resturant with expensive food and drinks. 3-should pay for sunbeds. (5 euros each.) It should free.

Aqualand was a lot of fun. Despite most of the restaurants being closed at the end of October, they kept one open. The price was a bit on the high side, but it was definitely a great outing. There’s something for both younger and older children to enjoy.

We can't understand all the bad reviews. We were also unsure at first, but then decided to go anyway! Fortunately! We had the regular ticket (€37) plus fast line (€12). That was perfect. Two sun loungers on site (€7), all prices per person. We brought our own food, perfect! We bought bathing shoes on site - we definitely recommend them! The overall combination was perfect. All the staff were friendly and the “Fast Pass” is definitely worth it. We can only recommend the aquapark. P. S. We cannot judge the food on site!

We were very surprised that this waterpark received such bad reviews. We visited peak season and had a great day. It’s a well presented water park with a friendly ambiance. The rides are great with our favourite being Speed Racer. The queues were fine and if you had a fast pass (which we didn’t !) it would be even better. Don’t hold back and get along for a fun day.

Are you coming in October? Forget the negative reviews, outside of the main season there are no crowds, the lines were short, nobody bought fast track passes and all the slides were great! Awesome waterpark! We did not eat there but why would you? If there are small or no lines you do the whole park in 3 hours and go out to eat somewhere nice.

It's not the aqua park, it's queue park, family 2 adults + 2 children 122 euros + two sun beds. Only I got some kind of excitement,cause I was doing all the crazy slides without rings. Children and wife was frustrated , cause of enormous waiting time for ring slides. Paying extra just to pass to slides I kinda greedy business. The only reason of long queue is incompetent staff. We had a great time a day ago in aqua mijas!(There we don't needed sunbeds even, cause we were sliding all the time.) avoid place until they remove fast line and train staff properly. Don't get fooled by marketing pictures.

Such a fun day out! Definitely got our money’s worth of exhilaration and laughs. Visited end of October (half term) but there were literally hardly any queues and all runs super smoothly. My daughter and I did not opt for a sun lounger as we spent all time out and about. There are plenty of lockers to store personal belongings. We brought our own food in so cannot comment on hospitality offer. Some of the slides are not open all day and it is worth to check timings to not miss out on your favourite ones.

We were so lucky the day we visited — it happened to be a free entrance day for museums and attractions, so we saved €10 per person! 🎉 Surprisingly, it wasn’t crowded at all. The views from the lookout point and the castle are stunning — a full 360° view of Málaga that’s absolutely worth the effort. Inside the castle is beautiful and well preserved. 👉 A few tips if you’re going: The walk up is a good incline, about 10 minutes. Definitely skip high heels — I wore flat sandals and ended up taking them off to walk down! Wheelchair users: the castle grounds themselves are accessible, but the hike up is not. If you need access, make sure to take a taxi or the hop-on hop-off bus straight to the entrance. The view is worth it! If you don’t feel like climbing, the hop-on hop-off bus takes you to the top. You can also ride up and then walk down toward town for amazing views without paying entrance. In summer, try to avoid the hottest days — even with mild weather we were glad it was overcast. At the top, there are toilets and a small café. Along the climb, you’ll find guys selling bottled water for €1.50 — handy if you forget yours. A must-see if you’re in Málaga, whether for the history or just for those incredible views. 🌿🏰

Beautiful historic castle with one of the best panoramic views of Málaga — you can see the port, the bullring, and the entire city all the way to the sea. There’s a small free parking area at the top, but spaces are limited, especially on weekends. If it’s full, you can also park lower down and enjoy a scenic uphill walk through the pine forest about 15–20 minutes. Walking along the ancient fortress walls is a highlight the views from every corner are stunning, especially at sunset. Inside, you’ll also find a small museum with historical artifacts and models of the old city. Bring comfortable shoes, water, and your camera it’s absolutely worth the climb. The tickets cost 10€ combined with al Cazaba, and can be buy at the entrance machine

The entire experience is well worth making time for. You can start the hike from near the tourist booth situated outside the Alcazaba and Roman Theatre. It is an uphill walk and definitely requires some time especially if you are walking in the heat, or don’t hike a lot. There are opportunities to rest along the way and take many pictures but it can be a tight squeeze and certain points. There isn’t a lot, if any side support for people to hold onto so it might be hard for someone finding heights difficult. You can climb majority of the way up for free (including a viewing platform) however to enter the very top you need to pay. If you need fresh cold water there is someone who sells it for €1.50 along the way. We didn’t have a ticket but it is possible to queue up (on the left) at the entrance and you can purchase tickets with cash or card. The views are something else and it is absolutely insane how gorgeous Malaga is!

Interesting Castle and grounds with great views over the city and coast. We walked from the city up the hill which was pleasant although could be a challenge in the heat of summer. Quite a popular attraction so it was crowded when we visited in the late morning - probably worth planning an earlier or later visit to avoid the crowds.

This is a beautiful castle with beautiful fruit and olive trees. The panoramic views of malaga are breathtaking and price to visit is very reasonable. There is a small cafe but the food offered is limited but there is a real opportunity here to improve it to make it a better experience for visitors.

Entrance fee was €7 - we didn't go in. The views were truly stunning from the footpath. Very steep footpath which I would not recommend in the wet weather. The local bus is easy from Alameda Principal. It stops outside the fort for one hour (Sundays) and brings you back. I imagine the bus is busy. We walked back. The footpath looked very busy later in the day. I recommend going early when it is quieter and cooler.

Well worth the strenuous hike up (can get there by road, I believe). Very well maintained walls of the old castle. You can walk pretty much the entire length and the views are spectacular. Not a ton inside the castle walls, but the views alone make this a must do. Free on a Sunday after 2 pm. It'll be nice and quiet if you go before that and pay.

This beach is nice for views and restaurants only. Not for swimming (water is clear but quite cold even end August due to cold currents) and not for sunbathing in my opinion (I hated dusty dark sand that ruined my slides that were plastic! Just imagine what would happen to any better shoes). If you’re visiting Malaga anyway and have couple spare hours to chill then it’s a yes. If you’re thinking of spending a beach vacation there then it’s a hard no.

There’s something both ordinary and sacred about La Malagueta. It’s not the kind of beach that tries too hard — it simply is. Locals stroll by with wet hair and coffee cups, children chase seagulls, and the Mediterranean hums her endless lullaby. 📚 Goodreads: Phoenix Perpetuale The sand is darker here, a soft brown-grey that warms quickly underfoot. The water glimmers in layered shades of turquoise and silver — not tropical, but honest. On quiet mornings, it feels like a threshold: the city breathing behind you, the horizon calling you forward. I sat watching the waves kiss the breakwater, feeling how the salt carries stories — of ships, painters, and sunburnt travelers who came here to remember who they are. Málaga’s skyline curves gently around the bay, giving a sense of belonging even to strangers. There are no grand secrets here, only the simplicity of presence. A towel, a book, the scent of grilled sardines drifting from chiringuitos. You realize that peace doesn’t need perfection — just warmth, sunlight, and a moment that asks for nothing more. ⭐ Rating: 4.8 / 5 🌊 Best for: Morning solitude, sunset reflection, barefoot clarity 📍 Phoenix Note: Come before 9 a.m. — the beach belongs to poets and quiet souls then.

Good beach for a location. No extraordinary but very nice it is to sit down there and relax after busy day in town. Sand is quite rough but I don’t see that as an issue. Plenty bars and restaurants round there. Showers to wash your feet were not working when we visited (February 2025).

The beach is sandy and nice. But the sea was not clean to swim. Good for sun bathing at the beach.

I had a wonderful time here The sand was clean, the water was crystal clear, and the atmosphere was incredibly relaxing. I really appreciated the facilities available, like the showers and restrooms. The beach was well-maintained, and the surrounding scenery made it a perfect spot for a day out. The staff were friendly and helpful, making it even more enjoyable. I would definitely recommend this beach to anyone looking for a peaceful and beautiful place to spend the day

Playa de la Malagueta was honestly super cute. We were there during a very rainy and moody week, so the weather didn’t really spoil us, but the beach itself was still lovely. I’m just now posting the photos even though we were there back in April (oops, forgot to review earlier hehe but like, who really cares when we were there, right? 😄). The vibe was chill, the palm trees were doing their thing, and even with grey skies, it was totally worth the visit. Would love to go back when the sun’s actually out!

The beach itself is ok, clean and well-kept. Every few tens of meters there are garbage bins, 4 each for sorting organic waste and for recycling - a very nice thing. Sand is a bit different, more like dust, but it's not a problem if you didn't take your towel or white clothes. Another thing about the sand - the layer is a bit thin to normal and you may have difficulty installing the umbrella. So you may need extra support as under this layer is another hard layer of rock that cannot be penetrated. On hot days, your feet may burn and you may need footwear. The water is very clean, but I understand it depends on how big the waves are. The shore is a bit steep and deep, so that only 3-4 meters from the beach the depth can reach over 1 -1.7 meter. The clarity may be due to the pebbles that would replace the sand. Just because they are not too big, they do not create much discomfort. The next beach, however, is less crowded, but there are a lot of large stones that can cause you fractures or serious shocks/injuries. On the beach there are also a few restaurants/stalls where drinks and food are sold (a pint of beer is €4.00). The showers on the beach are not working, probably due to the drought. The boardwalk by the beach is simply wonderful.

Really nice park. Can stroll around in a couple of hours lots of different plants shaded areas and sunny spots. The historic gardens are particularly beautiful. Ticket price was approximately 6 euros for an adult 3 euros for child. Parking is free and just outside the main gate, there were plenty of spaces when we went. (Approx 4pm weekday). Disregard any scaremongering posts about parking safety the area was clean will maintained and completely safe. There are a couple of toilets in the park on by the entrance/exit and one on the way around. I don't know if the ticket office accepts cards but they definitely prefer and requested cash when I visited.

Hired a bike in Malaga for €15 and decided to cycle out to the botanical gardens — sounded like a great idea at the time! The last few kilometres are all uphill, so by the time I reached the gate I was dreaming of an ice-cold refresco. Google Maps tried to sabotage me by sending me to the university botanical gardens first, which added an unexpected 20 km detour to the trip. On the bright side, I now know parts of Malaga I never planned to see! Visited in November when it was a perfect 20°C — can’t imagine doing that climb in August. The gardens are beautiful, full of history, sculptures, and even an Alice in Wonderland theme when I was there. Peaceful, quirky, and definitely worth the effort once you find the right entrance!

Visiting La Concepción Botanical Garden is like stepping into a peaceful green oasis just minutes away from the bustle of Málaga city. The gardens are beautifully maintained, with winding paths, waterfalls, and lush tropical plants that make you feel worlds away from the Mediterranean coast. The historic section of the garden is particularly stunning — filled with palms, bamboo, and century-old trees that create a cool canopy even on hot days. The viewpoints overlooking the city and the bay of Málaga are breathtaking, especially at sunset. There’s also an educational area with Mediterranean flora, and clear signage in both Spanish and English makes it easy to explore at your own pace. It’s a wonderful place for photography, a picnic, or simply a quiet walk surrounded by nature and history. 💡 Tips: Bring comfortable shoes — the terrain is hilly. There’s a small café near the entrance with drinks and snacks. If possible, visit in spring when everything is in bloom. Whether you’re a nature lover, photographer, or just looking for a tranquil break, Jardín Botánico La Concepción is one of Málaga’s hidden gems — a must-see! 🌸

Love this botanical garden, you can spend hours exploring all the trails. The views are so beautiful, I love all the palm trees and waterfalls, river and flowers. We even saw some chickens. Definitely recommend coming here.

Beautiful gardens with lots of different interest including flowers, trees, water features, sculptures and buildings. We spent half a day here and it was easily accessible by bus from the centre of Málaga. Would love to come back another time.

Its is a true gem in Málaga. It's easy to see why you loved it. It really is a magical place, with over 150 years of history and that incredible collection of tropical plants. It’s such a peaceful and beautiful escape. It’s great you left a review—it definitely helps others discover it!

An amazing day out, walking through the tranquil paths of this absolutely beautiful botanical garden, with a 5Eur/person entrance. It's definitely worth the visit if appreciate exotic plants. It's a big place, well mapped, with several picnic areas where you can stop and eat (own food). There's also a place there where you can buy food, drinks, ice-cream... should you need anything. My fiancé and I walked for hours through it on a very hot day, and there's plenty of shade too thanks to all the palm trees and other exotic vegetation. We've visited the garden in August, on a Saturday, and it was pretty quiet, we've purchased the tickets at the entrance and there was no waiting line, and no bumping into other people at every step. We loved it there, and would definitely recommend it to all nature lovers! To the team at the Botanical Garden La Conception, thank you for the lovely experience!

We didn't have much time as we were late arriving but saw enough. An added bonus was that a guide was giving a talk about crocodiles in general and those in the park including their behaviours, how body temperature impacts mood and also temperature of eggs determines boy or girl, all very interesting stuff. Spoke to a couple at our hotel and they had not seen a guide so really missed out. Some parts were closed off for maintenance and the receptionist didn't have great customer service but overall thoroughly enjoyed

Crocodile park where you and your family can learn and see crocodiles. Scheduled guide tours are available by the park employees to explain more information and fun facts about crocodiles. You can book tickets online. Recommended for families.

Visited with my family early afternoon, it wasn’t busy and we managed to get a parking space. Paid full price for 2 x adults and 2 x children, the man on reception was friendly enough. No map of the park was provided. . We timed it so we could see the talk by one of the staff which was very interesting and worth watching. One of the exhibits was closed but we visited 95% of the park. Overall it was interesting, with a good range of crocodiles, small animals and they have a reptile and snake enclosure. The park itself is fairly small. Food areas and toilets as to be expected. I am no crocodile expert but the water in most enclosures looks like it’s needs to be cleaned/changed. We were there for approx 1 hour including the talk. I wouldn’t say it was value for money but my kids enjoyed it even if briefly.

Kids loved it, parents loved it. The guy/guide handling the crocs is awesome, loves his job, very enthusiastic story teller. We visited in July, it was hot. Ice cream / drinks bar having a siësta is not a good idea when most of your customers are children, maybe just put two shifts on it. Still would recommend.

Lovely and quiet with plenty of shade. Really enjoyed the talk in the crocodile enclosure. A lovely way to spend an hour with family. Bring some euros as feeding the turtles is lovely and needs two €1 coins for a ball of food.

We went yesterday with our 2-year-old, and even though it's winter season, we thoroughly enjoyed the park. All the crocodiles and alligators were in the greenhouse, where we could see them in all their shapes and sizes. Our little boy loved it and was fascinated by how close we were. We stayed for over an hour, and because they don't move much, we kept going back to see if any had moved and they did! We were about to leave when I remembered there were other animals. Our little fella was more interested in jumping in puddles, but we, as the two adults, enjoyed the extra animals and ended up back at the greenhouse for a talk with the lovely keeper. I understand why people complain about the cost, but we had gone to Sea Life earlier in the day and paid €59 for less than 20 minutes. We were a little disappointed, so the Crocodile Park really made up for it.

Really nice park and if you actually show some intrest for the animals you can stay her for multiple houres. I see pople write in there revies that it was to quick to go trough the park. That's BS and your own fault for speeeing trough it. We used 3 houres in the park before we had looked at everything. Read the signs and information about the animal and actually look at them. It's not a race. Only thing I wish would be imprved is that the guide got a microphone and a speaker because some times it was hard to hear what he wad saying. All in all good experience and reccomended

There are toilets available. Several volleyball courts. There are several restaurants with grilled fish and even halal restaurants nearby. There is parking and disabled parking too. Sandy beach, refreshing water but not cold

Nice, wide clean beach. Good to have own umbrella, no need to pay for the service, the public parts are long and equally well-equipped and clean. Without umbrella you can use the parts with the palm trees providing the shadows (but with longer way to the water through the hot sand, of course)

Really nice beach. A bit further from the City so mostly locals. The beach is nice and clean, has a small water park for kids and parking on the streets is easy. The water is not too deep, a bit stony/pebbly at the beginning but then sandy afterwards. A few halal eating options at the beach itself and a bit more close by car.

Nice wide beach. Not perfectly clean sand like in Valencia so walk carefully. BUT at least the sea bed is made of sand and not rocks. And the depth doesn't change for the first 50 meters - it's not deep up at all.

Wow, what a nice beach ! Playa de la Misericordia is one of Málaga’s most beloved urban beaches, stretching for more than a kilometer along the city’s western coast. Known for its wide, golden sands and gentle waves, it’s a favorite spot for both locals and visitors looking to relax, swim, or enjoy a long seaside walk. The beach is lined with a lively promenade dotted with chiringuitos (beach bars) where you can savor fresh sardines grilled over open fires — a true Málaga tradition. Its atmosphere is friendly and relaxed, with plenty of space for families, joggers, and sunseekers. In the late afternoon, the famous ola del Melillero — a sudden wave caused by the arrival of the Melillero ferry — adds a fun and unexpected twist to the day. With its easy access from the city center, good facilities, and authentic local vibe, Playa de la Misericordia offers the perfect blend of Málaga’s coastal charm and everyday life.

Playa de la Misericordia: where the sand is soft, the sea is cold enough to make you question your life choices, and the seagulls judge your snack selection like tiny, feathered film critics. The beach bars are perfect for pretending you’re sophisticated while sipping a tinto de verano and watching someone else attempt to play beach volleyball. Bonus points for the nearby cinema handprints — nothing says “classy day at the beach” like standing next to Antonio Banderas’ giant palm. Bring sunscreen, a towel, and a sense of humour. It’s basically Málaga’s unofficial comedy club with waves.

An ugly beach with a view of the shipyards. Lots of pigeons on the beach. Dirty water.

🐢 Came for a stroll, stayed for the turtles. This park has everything — shady trees, chill vibes, and yes, actual turtles just casually living their best lives in the pond. It’s like a budget safari in the middle of Málaga. Perfect spot to walk, snack, or contemplate becoming a turtle yourself. 9/10 would turtle again. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️+

Big and chill park. There is everything: - Large lake with different species of birds in it. - Lots of benches - Kids playground - Sport areas for basketball, football etc. - Dog park - Picnic areas with tables - WCs Really accessible as well ♿ There are ramps for disabled, water fountains for them, separate WCs for disabled people. The person who designed this park thought of everything.

A beautiful parc with lots of birds AND different sculptures...WORTH a visit

Great park for Children of any age. They have swans and ducks and tons of fish in the small lake. There are also 2 emu's and a kangaroo in the centre Island. Plenty of benches and picnic tables and a lovely big playground. This park is very clean.

Very interesting sculptures and beautiful nature. You can see many types of birds, turtles and butterflies.

Beautiful park with amazing wildlife. Huge carp, black swans and terrapins. Free toilet facilities too.

Parque Oeste – worth the wait! We walked from the María Zambrano train station on a quiet Monday and stepped into what feels like the city’s green lung. The park is huge, shaded by old pines and palms, with benches every few metres and spotless public toilets (a rare win). Kids can sprint across open lawns, climb rope structures or hit the two fenced dog parks if you’ve got a pup in tow. We left the picnic basket at home this time—next visit it’s coming with us. When hunger hits, cafés and tapas bars line the streets on every side; you’re five minutes from a cold beer or a cortado.

It's the first time I've been so I'm going to do a good analysis: The place is amazing for the price you have to pay for the entrance. You find bowl, verts, street, half pipes, sand terrain for bicycles similar to the descent. We also have a small punk track at the entrance. It also has a certain part of a climbing wall, I would recommend for the latter that those in the park place in the lowest holds so you could train crossings from one side to the other of the block with total safety without the need to carry rope equipment and belay. It would be quite used for sure, I tried today but I lacked prey. 2) The cleaning is brutal, super clean and bins in case you need to throw something away. Please keep it clean together. It also has bathrooms. 3)Helmet is mandatory. I see it quite well since this way we raise awareness among the little ones about safety. In this case I equipped myself completely. 4) Definitely perfect for progressing little by little in drops, ramps, etc... And to be in good company. Definitely one of my new favorite places. I will go again 100% and recommend it 200% !Let's keep rolling!

Had a lovely time! The skatepark is simply amazing. The bowl offers countless lines and the dirt jumps are very well built and huge fun. For experienced riders, it's hugely recommended. Novice riders might find it too big and tricky.

One of the best (if not the best) bowls in Europe. Also incredible dirt trails, 4 different lines, lots of hips, flowy and predictable, possible transfers. Worth visiting Malaga just for this place if you ride bmx or dirt mtb. Mindblowing low price for all of this. Also rezi for triksters and a lot of flat and street features for skaters. Helpful and welcoming crew in the counter.

Awesome skatepark. Lovely staff,very helpful. The park is in super good condition and the atmosphere is super. There are also showers. Super cool

Huge park, has a vert ramp and an amazing concrete bowl as well as a street section and two mini ramps!

Incredible place, cheap and with friendly staff. You can both use skates and bikes (mtb and bmx). It has different zones like jump zone for dirt bikes, an urban set and a bowl. It only costs 3,5€ but you have to pay online through their webpage. After you pay, the entrance is valid for the whole day so you can get in and out along the day as many times as you want.

Great skatepark and Dirt-jumps are well maintained. 3 lines with gap jumps and 2 table lines all varying in difficulty.

Stunning 15 minute cable car ride to the top. Fantastic views all around with lots of pics opportunities. Cafe at the top and several further walking areas to go even higher. The staff were all helpful. It's a 'must do'.

Amazing views!! Located close to the metro and only around 15 minutes walk from Benalmadena beach it is easy to find and reach. I visited midweek and there was no big queue and the self service kiosk made it easy to purchase tickets. The cable car journey was smooth enough as you start to see the elevated views. At the top there are 2 viewpoints and both are worth the walks to get to them. Some sections may be steep and the stones that you walk on may be slippy in parts but it is worth the hike for the amazing 360 degree views of the Costa Del Sol coastline. It is worth the price and would highly recommend to visit.

Definitely recommend great way to see all around must seen worth to go, you may consider coming down walking good day trip. (There is some zoo on the top ) ( Good place to start hacking as well )

A must do if you are in the area. Fantastic views on a clear day. There’s a cafe at the top , where you can grab a beer or light refreshment and an ice cream stand. Simply riding in the car is also fun.

Wow, what great views to see, well worth the wait to get on. 15 mins of quiet scenery.👍☀️

I was a little oh that's expensive,but once I was on the ride I realised just how far it was,so in conclusion it's worth every penny, MAKE SURE you have CASH for the shops up there cash only ok.

Fantastic views of Benalmádena and the whole coastline. Worth the cable car trip. Birds of prey show at top which costs around 7euro adult. Small cafe and shop.

Casa Aranda serves hands down the best churros con chocolate I’ve ever tried. The churros are perfectly crispy on the outside, soft and fluffy on the inside, and always served fresh and piping hot. The chocolate sauce is more like a rich, liquid hot chocolate – smooth, not too thick – and it pairs beautifully with the churros. The combination is simply addictive! The ambiance of the place is also a highlight. It has a cozy, authentic Málaga-Spanish charm with so much character. I especially loved just sitting there, soaking in the atmosphere and watching people pass by – it’s the kind of spot that invites you to slow down and enjoy the moment. Definitely a must-visit if you’re in Málaga. I’ll be coming back for sure!

Great spot! The waitress recommended 3 churros per person for breakfast, but I'd say 2 should be enough as they're quite oily.

€0,75 / hot Churro straight from the frying pan. Very nice, and the chocolate is thick so nice to dunk them in. Worth the walk from the harbor, you can skip breakfast before coming to this place. Service was fast.

One of the best places for churros and chocolate in Malaga. The churros are not the thin variety, more like the thicker porras. They are constantly making fresh ones since it is so busy so your order will be hot and crispy. Great for dipping into a nice rich and deep cup of chocolate. They are open for the morning, closed for siesta, then open again until night. Tables fill up extremely quickly so there is always a queue. They do have a lot of overflow tables across the way (and one large area was closed when we went (Oct 2025) so it can be packed. Most people don’t stay long and ordering is fast and efficient (you’ll get your order within a few minutes).

Sorry, I came here because it’s famous, but compared to other places we’ve tried, the chocolate served with the churros was disappointing. The color was very light, more like a cocoa pudding than rich hot chocolate. The churros themselves were fine, but the chocolate sauce was weak and lacked flavor.

The whole little street belongs to them, filled with tables and charming spots. Excellent churros and a truly authentic place to experience local flavor!

We visited this churros place with high expectations after seeing their very high rating on Google, but honestly it felt a bit overrated. The chocolate sauce is definitely made from cacao, yet the flavor wasn’t as enjoyable as we hoped. Prices are slightly above what you usually pay elsewhere, and overall the experience didn’t feel particularly special.

The building is iconic so it's good to visit, but more for the fomo than the supposed exceptionality of the gallery. It's a nice view, but probably nothing that stays with you for too long. It's good that almost all of the information is also in English.

We visited on a Sunday after 4pm which it’s free, even for the Kandinsky exhibit. Lovely displays of work. Very hot inside still. The gift shop I feel could be a bit better as it’s very small.

A very beautiful centre of contemporary art. An inspiring building that tries to keep the connections with the original centre in Paris. Inspiring exhibitions and a very interesting architectural elements of the building.

We were on a long cruise and one stop was Malaga. We spent the day exploring the city. Lots to see there. Near the docks, we found the Pompidou Center cube building. Beautiful colors and hard to miss. We did not attempt to enter as we were short of time and other things were waiting.

Beautiful view from the castle and then the garden is my favourite place in Malaga centre 😍 full of shades and all tropical plants and banchs incase you have to eat or rest and don't forget Tapas

Cool place, we were there during the Kandiskij exhibition. Surprisingly few people in there, but very enjoyable. The gift shop has some very interesting things, although they are not very related to the items in the museum itself

Even though they were switching out their permanent collection, the visiting exhibit was so well laid out, flowers well, and explained the interaction between the life of the artist and how it connects with politics.

Muelle Uno is situated in a a perfect location. Full of great restaurants and shops. It's great! Can't recommend it enough.

Most of Muello Uno is geared towards cruise liner visitors, but a few rise above that level, such as this excellent restaurant, Plaza. We had their '4 tapas, chef's choices. And these were all delicious, proper Spanish, dishes. The portions were more like racionnes than tapas, which you will understand if you know Spain at all.

Very lively and needs an early evening trip .. so much to do and see and the underground parking is very cheap .. street kiosk shopping to restaurants with live music .. it’s truly a must visit

Great place to stroll around or just sit and relax. Great prices in the outlets in a gorgeous port.

Really nice port. Super yachts to see. Plenty of eating places, shops and public toilets which were super clean

Lots of happening - shops, bars, restaurants and a great museum.

This has nothing to do with Muelle Uno Location: Held in the Málaga Arena, close to the city center and the harbor – a beautiful setting for a gastronomic festival. Concept: The festival was meant to promote top restaurants, including Michelin-starred ones. Unfortunately, this goal was not achieved. Food: - Tapas did not really invite ordering. Simple in flavor, lacking creativity and presentation. - Expectations were clearly much higher; chefs and their restaurants were poorly promoted. - It felt like “fighting” at the long bar just to get a tapa. Drinks: - The bar was a disaster. Twice we had to wait over 30 minutes to get a drink. Organization: - Far too few standing tables, leaving people wandering around with a drink in one hand and a tapa in the other. Eating like this was very inconvenient. - The DJ played on old-fashioned turntables, which felt amateurish with skipping records – reminded me of my youth when I did the same in my bedroom with friends. Conclusion: Overall, the event came across as amateurish and poorly organized. The chefs and their restaurants did not stand out at all. Beautiful location, but disappointing execution.

Nice garden area with loads of parrots flying around. Very hard to see them, but you can definitely hear them! Plenty of shade to hide from the sun too!

The park was essentially an open greenhouse and a mini botanical garden filled with beautifully maintained plants and trees. There were lots of benches and there’s also a children’s playground.

Situated in the centre of Málaga between the main shopping street and the port area is Málaga Park. A lovely linear park filled with exotic palms and trees from as far away as Formosa ( now Taiwan ) . Even though the park is next to the very busy Paseo de Parque it is still amazing quiet and peaceful.

A lush, tropical park in the heart of the city, perfect for a shady stroll or a peaceful break. Filled with exotic plants, fountains, and sculptures, it offers a quiet escape just steps from the waterfront and old town. Great for families, photos, or simply relaxing.

Beautiful place to relax and take a breather from sigh seeing. Reminds me of Kew Gardens but without the charge. There’s tags next to the plants if you’re interested in their names.

A beautifully designed park in the busiest part of the city. It's the perfect escape from the heat and crowds to get some fresh air. It boasts a wide variety of plants. A must-see.

Its really nice to walk in the park nice flowers and trees there are water features and an outdoor stage that has people peforming on it quite reguarly there is always some plant in bloom its peacful and great for running around

Kart&Fun Málaga, situated adjacent to the Plaza Mayor Shopping Centre, offers an exhilarating karting experience suitable for both novices and seasoned racers. The 840-meter track boasts a minimum width of 8 meters, accommodating various skill levels. Operating daily from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM, the venue provides flexibility for visitors.    The facility caters to families, featuring a dedicated children’s track with specialized karts, ensuring younger enthusiasts can join in the fun. For those seeking a shared experience, tandem karts are available. The Paddock Bar offers a viewing terrace, allowing spectators to enjoy the races in comfort.  While many visitors commend the track’s design and the professionalism of the staff, some reviews suggest areas for improvement. There have been mentions of concerns regarding safety measures and the condition of the karts. Additionally, a few patrons felt that the pricing was on the higher side, especially considering the duration of the sessions. In conclusion, Kart&Fun Málaga presents a thrilling karting experience with its expansive track and diverse offerings. Prospective visitors are advised to review recent feedback and contact the venue directly for the most current information. 

Took my son here for his first ever time go karting, being autistic this was a major step for him with so many new things to deal with. The team were absolutely amazing! Being understanding of his needs and sensory boundaries and helped him every step of the way in teaching him how to get in and out of the kart and what to do. We both enjoyed it so much and my son wanted to go out for a second session. If you've never been before the team will help you every step of the way and ensure you have a fantastic time. If you are autistic or have someone with additional needs that wants to go, you can book with confidence knowing the team will help and support you.

The workers are just great! Everybody is very helpful and friendly. Loved the experience, definitely will come back again. The karts are also quite good, didn't have any problems. Thanks a lot to all the workers!

Nice people. But very average state of the karts and zero grip around the circuit. Maybe fun to do with family but if you like karting and have some experience you can leave this one for what it is.

Great little find great prices so very happy with this outlet

Absolutely terrible and unsafe experience! I had one of the worst experiences ever at this go-kart track. First of all, the kart I was given was leaking fuel - while I was driving, I could literally smell and feel gasoline splashing out from the tank, which is both dangerous and unacceptable. I immediately pulled over and reported it. They promised me a new kart and said they would restart the time so I could enjoy the session with my family, who were already on the track. But when I finally got into the replacement kart and drove out, they let my family off the track, so we ended up not racing together at all -completely ruining the whole reason we came. To top it all off, they refused to refund my session, even though the problem was entirely their fault. This place is unsafe, unprofessional, and completely disrespectful to customers. I would never recommend it to anyone. Avoid at all costs- especially if you're coming with family

Brilliant fun. I love the fact it's on top of a shopping mall. Very cool set up and the go karts are fast. My son and I loved it

Jade was amazing. She showed us the place and welcomed us to the club, we got amazing offers and she was amazing host! Club was really nice!

It's a nice club. They have a good bachata and salsa night on Fridays. The drinks would be 5 stars if they could mix more things like a Mojito or Margherita, but it's still good.

Didn’t have to pay entrance but the first drink was much more expensive than the second. This way they get you to still pay entrance. Club was very boring too and prices were much higher compared to comparable clubs. Furthermore, my €10 beer was partly frozen, which is unacceptable.

really good vibes in there ,we really liked it , if you ever want a good offer ,look for a sweet girl her name is Aya in the street between the promoters , and she will take care of you , she's the best

Big don't recommend Wael who lied to us about the offer + about the after party. Double lie so I'm looking for a double tacos who can help DM me

I was wandering around the street in Malaga and not sure where to go until I crossed paths with Aya (promoter) and she gave us the best offer and the vibes are incredible there

Jade welcomed us to the club, great hospitality. Amazing host. We love club!!!! We love xxx

Had a great 2-hour tour with Sarah. Beautiful views of Malaga. Highly recommend!

Amazing tour, learned a lot about Málaga and its history. I have never ridden a Segway before but our tour guide was a great teacher. Would highly recommend this as a must to do.

A great tour. I did the 2 hour tour and it seemed just right to see all the main sights of Malaga. Romeo was a great tour leader, very informed and a wonderful character to match. First time on a Segway and loved it

Jose was our guide and he was great. He asked some questions about our interests and provided detail based on our comments. We went at an appropriate, safe, and comfortable pace for our group. Overall, this is a great way to get a sense of the city and see a bunch of things in a short amount of time. If you're looking for a quick and easy visual overview of the city, highly recommend. Thanks to Jose for being knowledgeable and helpful.

The best way to see the city, not hot and sweaty! Saw so much learned do much, look a bit silly but who cares! Can’t recommend this enough we loved it and we know where to head tonight

A really amazing experience. Can recommend the Segway tour to everyone who wants to experience Malaga on wheels. The guide and owner gave us many tips to places to go for dinner or drinks.

Absolutely fantastic tour with the nicest tour guide. We did this when on a cruise stop and it worked perfectly. Jose was entertaining and very enthusiastic. I would highly recommend.

I visited the museum at 5pm and waited in a queue - I would advise purchasing tickets online however it is possible to purchase tickets after entering the museum. Backpacks cannot be taken in so it’s a good idea to travel with a smaller bag - there is a storage room operated by staff which was very simple and quick to use. There is also an audio guide so it is helpful to bring earphones. There are two Picasso collections with an additional medium/techniques room as well as two temporary exhibitions. There is also an archaeology floor which was incredibly interesting! I was there for approximately an hour and a half - I really enjoyed it and had a great time.

Museo Picasso Málaga – A Cultural Gem in the Heart of the City The Museo Picasso Málaga, Address: Calle San Agustín, 8, 29015 Málaga, Spain, is a must-visit if you’re in the city. Housed in the beautiful 16th-century Palacio de Buenavista, it has a well-curated collection of Picasso’s paintings, sculptures, ceramics, and drawings that really show the evolution of his work. The museum is easy to navigate, the displays are clear, and the atmosphere is calm and enjoyable. The temporary exhibitions are always interesting, and the audio guide is excellent for getting deeper insights. Located right in the historic centre, it’s easy to combine with a stroll through Málaga’s old town. A perfect stop for art lovers or anyone curious about Picasso.

Queue to enter because had booked to enter at opening time. Best to book in advance because otherwise you are advised to book online in a queue and then join the queue for those with tickets. It is possible to pay on entry as a last resort. No leaflets in English available when I visited. Cloakroom available, plenty of seating so you can rest between viewing, plenty of toilets too. Museum signage for direction wasn’t the most clear. Audio guide is good although it’s through QR code on phone so would recommend taking phone and headphones. Good collection of Picasso’s work :) Very informative about the mediums and techniques explored over the years

Lovely museum of Picasso’s life work. Purchase tickets on line before hand and arrive at your allotted time. Be prepared to line up even with prepaid tickets because they allow only certain number of people in. 5 people come out, 5 people allowed in. There are several security check points, ticket check and no liquids or food allowed. I’d you have food items you must check them at a cost check area. Be prepared to spend 2-3 hours absorbing the life and life’s work of Picasso. There are benches and places to sit to rest if necessary.

The Picasso Museum in Málaga was totally worth the visit. I really enjoyed learning about Picasso’s entire life, from his childhood and marriages to the inspirations behind his art. It was fascinating to see how his style evolved through different periods of his career. Buying tickets online is definitely the best option to avoid the long lines. The museum is quite popular, so even with tickets, you should expect a bit of a wait.

A must do when you’re in Malaga but you must book tickets in advance especially at the weekend, saw so many people turned away and disappointed as very popular. Great collection and amazing setting to discover the artist and his various work. Highly recommend and give yourself a few hours to visit

It was okay, but nothing special to appreciate to pay this price of ticket. Honestly shocked to wait outside for over 30 minutes though I got earlier with ticket. Thus, this museum is too small and compact to maximize the experience of quality visiting.

The Port of Málaga is a modern, pleasant waterfront area, ideal for a relaxing stroll. Between luxury yachts, cruise ships, and the lively Muelle Uno promenade, it offers a perfect mix of leisure, shopping, and dining. Clean, well-maintained, and vibrant, it’s a must-visit spot to enjoy the sunset or simply unwind by the sea.

Love shopping in Malaga then visiting the port & seeing all the yatchs

The Port is nice. There are many nice yatchs and cruise ships arrive on Thursdays. There is a nice walkway boardering the harbor that has restaurants and shops. Great for walking and taking in the sights.

We were so tired when we got here after touring 2 museums. The excitement of this area perked us right up! Beautiful scenery, sailboats, yachts, artist market, dining and shopping. A really fun spot to visit.

Lovely area, plenty to see and do

Fairly close to town. There are many transportation options when you get off a cruise ship. We rented electric scooters and used them for the ride into town. There are also local tour companies and taxi drivers. If you want to go in style, rent a horse and buggy. The lighthouse at the entrance to the port is historic

A great area to explore ways something nautical to observe & much more besides. Bars shop & restaurants line one side of the port. The side nearest the city has nice gardens to stroll through & there is a childrens' play area. Boat trips can be booked as well. This is a good area to walk around away from the bustle of the city.

Such a great museum! I did not expect it to be so interesting! All presented cars looked amazing! Also, at one point of our visit, museum workers started few cars and opened the hoods. This was unexpected but absolutely cool to listen how these cars sounded like.

I’ve visited many museums in different countries while traveling, but this one left me speechless. It’s a museum where history, exquisite design, and art come together. There’s enough to see and explore for hours. Fantastic. The best museum I’ve ever visited. A pleasant surprise was that there was no extra ticket charge for small children. The staff remained calm and patient when little ones started to fuss. I highly praise and strongly recommend this place!

The Málaga Museum of Cars is absolutely fantastic! It has an impressive collection of beautifully restored cars, covering many eras and styles. Everything is very well organised, clearly displayed, and the museum is extremely well maintained. A must-visit for car enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates history and design.

It's a wonderful museum! Just an incredible exposition! There are cars from different parts of the world and different time periods. The clothes of various famous brands are also incredible. The building in which the museum is located is also beautiful. It used to be a tobacco factory building. The museum spaces are accessible for wheelchair travelers. I really liked the virtual journey with glasses. It allows you to plunge into another era. It's also very nice that there is a car painted by Ukrainian artist Sonia Delauney!

Some beautiful cars, which even I, as a non car lover was able to appreciate. The fashion mannequins by some cars showing an example of the fashion of that time was interesting and it would have been nice to see this with more of the cars. A nice way to spend a cloudy afternoon.

If you like to see old cars by different manufacturers this is a must see. There are also clothes from different eras by well known designers exhibited beside the cars so you can see everything together. We went round in about an hour but it would take longer if you read all the information plaques. If you have a City Sightseeing bus ticket this museum entry is included .

This was a fabulous morning experience. We did not purchase tickets in advance but in busy periods it would be best. The entire exhibition is accessible and easy to navigate with two sets of toilet facilities. The coffee caravan outside is very nice we had lovely coffee and croissant for a reasonable price. We would recommend this for a visit and will return again.

A wonderful cozy museum. We have fallen in love with Spanish paintings. The museum shop has a great amount and a good variety of books about art (and for children too!) and different useful souvenirs!

Fabulous temporary exhibition until 1st March 2026. Well worth the visit. The museum has a lot of interesting artworks in the permanent exhibitions, but the temporary exhibitions are something you don't want to miss. The current offering is Telúricos y primitivos. I just loved it.

Nice gallery with art from many different periods - it's certainly more educational than other galleries in Málaga. The building it's situated in is also beautiful and elegant. The entrance is free on Sunday evenings. Most information is also in English.

Magnificent pieces of classical Spanish art in the heart of the city. The museum is also hosting an exhibition called "American People". however considering beautiful classical art, exhibition had no meaning for me.

Tucked in the heart of Málaga’s historic center, the Carmen Thyssen Museum is a gem for anyone curious about Spanish art. Housed in the stunning 16th-century Palacio de Villalón, the museum showcases an impressive collection of 19th-century Andalusian and Spanish paintings. From vibrant seascapes by Sorolla to evocative scenes of local life, the artwork feels like a time machine into Spain’s past. I loved how the galleries are spread across four floors, making it easy to explore without feeling overwhelmed. The audio guide (available in English!) is a must for deeper insights—trust me, it brings the paintings to life. Pro tip: Visit on Sundays from 5–7 PM for free entry, but arrive early as the line moves fast. The cozy café is perfect for a quick coffee break, and the gift shop has beautiful art books. Less crowded than the Picasso Museum, this spot is a must for art lovers and history buffs. You’ll leave inspired!

One star off purely because the collection isn't really my cup of tea - I like modern art, and this was largely 18th and 19th century, relatively traditional representational landscapes and portraits. If you like that kind of thing, though, this would be superb. A large collection with a very Spanish feel to it.

Beautiful collection. Definitely worth a visit if you have any interest in Andalusian art.

We had a lovely experience exploring this vibrant local market. We tried fresh natural juices, raw oysters, a variety of olives, and seasonal fruits – everything was delicious and full of flavor. The market is spacious and well-organized, offering a wide selection of vegetables, fresh fish, and meats. The seafood section stood out with its incredibly fresh smell, a clear sign of top-quality produce. A must-visit spot for anyone who enjoys local flavors and authentic market vibes!

Fantastic market. We arrived just shy of 4pm when lunch service at the seafood bars was closing but was still able to get some amazing oysters, sea urchin and prawns. So so fresh and packed with locals so we knew we were in the right place. Would return in a heartbeat and arrive a little earlier. One of the highlights of the trip. Bartender will double check price of seafood with you prior to cooking and can prepare according to your tastes, e.g., raw, grilled, fried.

The best market I have ever visited. Incredibly fresh fruit and vegetables. Wonderful meat and fish. We bought a large chicken & salad stuffed bocadillo at El Capriche by one of the entances for €6 compared to £18 at the airport. The whole place was heaving at midday. Good time to visit is 10 am when the stands are properly set up. The prices are similar on each stand. Card payments are accepted.

A wonderful market hall where you can buy an incredible selection and quality of food. If you don't feel like cooking, you can eat breakfast or lunch there. We had delicious sandwiches with roasted pork leg and rib bacon for breakfast. Dinner was delicious seafood.

The market is big and nicely organized, offering a broad selection of vegetables, fresh fish, and meats. The seafood area especially stands out with its incredibly fresh aroma, clearly reflecting top-quality produce. A great spot to visit for anyone who enjoys local flavors and an authentic market atmosphere!

Really nice market with stained glass and a lot of booths. They have bars that serve tapas and drinks, plus are open later than the posted hours. Vendors are full of fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and of course seafood.

Visiting Mercado de Atarazanas in Málaga was an amazing experience! The market is full of fresh and diverse products, from colorful fruits and vegetables to fish and local delicacies. The lively and energetic atmosphere gives a true sense of daily life in Málaga. A perfect place for shopping, exploring, and experiencing the local culture.

This is a wonderful shopping center that I really enjoyed, especially for families with children. It’s not only about the variety of stores where you can shop, but also about how well the place is organized: it’s clean, pleasant, and has plenty of comfortable areas to relax with kids. The children’s playgrounds are very nicely designed, and right next to them there are benches with tables — so you can grab some food, sit down, and relax while your child is playing. That’s a really great idea. Overall, the place is so comfortable that you can come here even without a specific reason — just to spend time and enjoy yourself. The selection of shops is moderate, and most of the essentials are available. The only thing I would add is perhaps a few more children’s stores. In any case, I highly recommend it — a wonderful, family-friendly place!

Located just one stop away from Malaga airport by train (and the train station is there too), Plaza Mayor is a massive complex with all the top branded shops you could ask for. Better than that, they have great reductions offered in most of the stores. There’s no shortage of restaurants and coffee stops here as well. Great place to stop off with the kids and let them play in the play park they have. Plaza leads to the train station. Biggest down side for me is that there doesn’t seem to be any guidance for tourists visiting for a first time and don’t know the language. I won’t go into detail as this is subjective. All in all, it’s still worth a visit.

I've been here every time I've been to Malaga and I can say that year after year, the food scene has improved. Now you really have where and what to eat. As for shopping, it's always been good (offers only in March/July)

Plaza Mayor is a great spot for anyone looking for a comprehensive shopping experience in Málaga. It’s not quite as charming or historic as the old town, but it offers a good mix of shops, restaurants, and entertainment, all in one place. It’s perfect for those who want to take a break from the city center hustle and bustle, do some shopping, and enjoy a leisurely meal. If you're after a day out with a more modern and spacious feel, this is a solid option in Málaga.

Really really good shops and not too expensive or boring. u can easily spend ur day there shopping or just eating. my mom loved the ramen restaurant and it was soo beautiful. we will 100% come back.

Very nice mall in the area with a lot of shops and restaurants. Great place to enjoy your evenings if you happen to be in torremolino. The restaurants and ice cream parlors have a variety to choose from.

Large center close to the airport.. Outlet section has absolutely NOTHING to do with outlet... But, still a great place

Cozy museum of folk culture, a large number of exhibits, beautiful collections, interesting examples of the culture of living in the past. The building and the place have without a doubt great charm, the courtyard is very nice and overall it is very quiet. The staff was friendly. On Sunday we were there all alone, which was an exceptional experience.

What a gem ! Not even a 5 minute walk from the Market and only €4 to get in ( €2 for students / retirees, everyone free on Mondays !!) It’s inside a beautiful house with an inner court yard, stables, wooden beams and gorgeous stairs. Just the building alone is worth the visit. You’ll find an old kitchen, dining room, bedroom, study all in old style. But also all kinds of displays regarding how wine/oil/soap/ iron was made. Costumes/Toys/ farm equipment/ wagons/ saddles/ basket s and on and on it goes! So very very interesting. Every display and room has an explanatory sign in Spanish and English. Highly recommend. Can’t beat the price.

Very nice museum in an old house. Costumes, home furnishings, decor of bourgeois and common people of the 18th & 19th century on the upper floor. Small fishing boat, blacksmith, stable with carriages, wine making, and kitchen on the ground floor. In the city center. A short walk from many of the other museums, restaurants, and shopping. Ticket prices are very low cost.

Best visit on a Monday free schedule. Quite interesting sharing of the local culture in exhibition of ancient objects. Pretty pleasing, quite short - sort of a chill trip museum you’d enjoy as a kid.

A small but very interesting museum.

Beautiful old artifacts. Monday is free from 10am-2pm. Two stories. I did not see an elevator/lift, probably because it's an old structure turned into a museum.

Thianis a really interesting place where you can see oall th old customs and the way people used to live. It is very inexpensive and nice done. You can see the old means of transport, the trades people used to work in, and the original clothes. The house is kept as it used to be in the 17th century. I really loved my visit there!

Well worth the visit. An informative but fun way of exploring magic, great for kids and adults alike. Make sure to bring camera or phone to take fun pics with your partner, family or friends

We had fun here, it's not that expensive, a small place but fun if you don't mind jumping a little around. You do need another person with you, and a mobile phone to get the full fun.

Kids and adults alike had a great time. For a small fee you get to roam around and explore the different optical illusions in the first area. Then there are photo opportunities that use optical illusions that are really creative. The kids had a great time "falling off a building" and "trying not to fall down a lift shaft". The staff were excellent and we had no language barriers at all. I would highly recommend. We spent around an hour and half exploring but could be done quicker if you want to explore more places.

It was a great fun museum few different things to do with the kids.

We had such a wonderful time visiting the Museo de la Imaginación with my wife and children! The museum is full of creativity, hands-on exhibits, and so many opportunities for the kids to have lots of fun too. Everything was well organized, clean, and thoughtfully designed to spark curiosity and imagination. The staff were friendly and helpful, making sure we all felt welcome. It was a truly a memorable family experience and ended with lots of amazing photos — we can’t wait to come back

A really fun and interesting museum for the kids. There are so many things to see (and touch) and many opportunities for photos. They even offer a locker with admission so you can explore comfortably.

€10 entry fee and you'll come out with some super photos of you and your companions doing some crazy upside down illusions!! When we visted, there were only two orher people there so there was absolutely no waiting to try all the different activities. It's difficult to explain but it's definitely worth it!

I have been there 3 times in the past 5 years with different ages groups and it just keeps getting better. I highly recommend it! Andres gave us a great experience inside the DC-3 with sound effects that the 12-13 year old boys that sat in the cockpit loved! Also the A380 Rolls Royce Trent 9000 engine is impressive! And the first Malaga Airport terminal still intact etc. very cool place , and you can touch just about anything !

Very cool museum, especially considering it's free! You have to pay to try the flight simulators, but otherwise nothing cost money. There isn't a lot of shade outdoors so I recommend you bring water and a hat. We came by bus, and from the bus stop the route to the museum wasn't super obvious, but we found it just fine. The people at the museum were friendly and helpful.

Visited the museo again yesterday, we haven't been back for a few years but so glad we did we loved it. Many new things added including the Guide who was great. Thanks

What a fantastic place this is! My wife and I visited today and spent 3 hours happily immersed in aviation and it’s all free. No need for tickets. Set in and around the original airport terminal, it has wonderful displays of every aspect of the airport through the years. From the aircraft on display themselves, there’s rooms full of uniforms, luggage, tickets, airport equipment of all sorts, fire and follow me trucks, archaeological finds, models, dioramas, aircraft engines from little Lycomings to a monster Rolls Royce Trent, radar aerials and screens, Very lights, radios, teletypers - if it’s ever been used at an airport it’s almost certainly on display here. Set right by the business aircraft parking area, it has a great view of the southern end of runway 31. There’s both a proper built seating area, plus you can climb up an old set of air stairs in the fire truck area. We could never do this in the UK! The buildings themselves have been very well preserved and you can almost imagine the staff and passengers of old in the terminal building. The whole place is a credit to everyone who has had a hand in getting the museum to its current very high standard. The DC9 nose section built in to the building is a real eye opener! It’s a brilliant idea to see from both sides. If you have even a passing interest in aviation, this is a museum well worth a few hours of your time.

Really great experience and museum, the guided tour was amazing and we got to see the inside of many of the planes in the museum and learn about their history. The tour does take about an hour, so you know and the staff are really amazing, it was in Spanish only when we visited and I translated for my partner. They do have maps in English and some of the signs in the planes were also in English. It's impressive how many exhibits they have and you can easily spend a couple of hours there. Highly recommend if you're in the area, they have long opening hours on Tuesdays!

Not easy to get too but for the price(free) its nice. Everybody working there is there for the love of aviation and not for salery if you are visiting during lunch hour you will not be able to get inside the aircrafts on display but still can go into 3 visiting centers with a lot of interesting aviation stuff. My wife was very anoyed on the way there but after the visit she was happy that we did go

We had a wonderful time here! I suggest to wait a tour, as the volunteer will show you some secret locations, allow you to enter some flightdeck, and tell stories. As an aviation enthusiast I highly recommend to visit Aeromuseo! Special thanks to our guide, Juan, who really made the extramile with us for translating everything to English. (Yes, a small downside is that most of the descriptions are in spanish.)

Very nice place worth to visit while you are in the city. Fascinating both adults and kids Experipents show will give you ideas on what to make at home with little ones

It looks like there is a presentation session each day early after opening. So it makes sense to check this out. But it is not a must have. The experiments you can experience your self. Everything is written in Spanish but easy to get even with no Spanish skills. The staff is above expectations friendly and even smart in physics. Bus 17 brings you non stop from downtown. Recommended place.

Small but interesting and inexpensive, the staff was very positive and helpful, you can see they really want the kids to develop an appetite for science. We will return! Don't miss the interactive topographic sand exhibit, it was a huge hit with the kids

4 euros ticket and its worst it.Spend 2.5h very happy,recomend everyone

A great museum for children and curious parents. Quite small, but super entertaining and one can easily stay there for over an hour. I recommend to check at what time the live experiments take place and plan accordingly.

Excellent place to go with kids. I have a 5 and 2 year old. Full of buttons to press and things to do. The staff are very friendly and helpful.

Knowledge we have since centuries, but presented very charming and funny. You can spend there easily 3 hours, exploring and refresh different kinds of experiences and nature laws.

Nice park and very pleasing to the eye. It is for older children. The largest castle is for children 6 years and older. And the children's area for 2 or 3 years. Pars middle age can be boring and need supervision to be in the big castle. Metal slides that make the legs stick together and do not slip well. Closed slides and adults have difficult access and visibility inside it. It has swings adapted to children with needs. Area for the little ones very acceptable. The animals made of materials are precious and make the park very happy. Enough green areas to take refuge. Various activity areas. Very easy parking. Mercadona nearby. 😜👍

A nice break not only for children but also for adults on the hot and sweltering Malaga days. ✅The trees provide a cool environment. ✅Various slides, swings, and toys. ✅ Nice café for fresh drinks ⚠️ It is open until 00:00 ⚠️ Finding parking in the area isn’t imposible

It's the best park in Malaga! That says a lot...

Beautiful space to just chill as a family or for kids to have some play time. Good for picnics. There's also a café in the middle of it. Lots of green grass to sit and chill.

It's a good place for kids. It has a big playground and an skating zone. There are also two roads: one for bikes and one for runners.

Easy parking, quiet. Toilet were very dirty.

Nice children playground not far from botanic garden. When visiting botanic gardens with small kids, this will be useful.

The view is great as you can see the whole city from above. But the hike is a bit tiring and there's not much to see or do at the top aside from walking around and enjoy the view.

A must see historical place in Malaga with such an amazing 360 view from the top! There is a museum, the explanation text were mostly only in Spanish tho, I’d have wished it to be in English too for foreign visitors🤷🏻‍♂️

Lovely view over Malaga. Definitely worth checking. You can go with an uber/taxi/bus or walking. The view is spectacular over the city.

Highly recommended! The walk up to Gibralfaro is worth it for the stunning panoramic views of Málaga — especially at sunset.

A pretty steep walk up but manageable. It is possible to go by bus or taxi. The views are wonderful Very cheap to enter (3.5€)

The climb was steep but the view was worth it. The cost was 3.5 euros to walk around inside the walls of the castle. There is a small museum on the inside, free public restrooms, and a concession stand with refreshments.

Very good views and nice walk up. Non slipping shoes needed for sure!

Fabulous tour around Malaga lead by Jemelle. Great local knowledge and learnt a lot about the city, the history and culture. Wonderful views too. A great tour and superb guide. Thank you very much.

My husband and I really enjoyed the tour. It was a fun way to discover the city. We booked the e-bike tour and the turbo mode was great for climbing up to the Castillo de Gibralfaro 😂. Wendy, our guide was very informative with interesting stories and facts about Malaga. HIGHLY recommended!

I had a half day to explore around the city and beaches, so a bike from Bike Tours Malaga was my first stop. The team was helpful, kind, and gave great recommendations. I was a few minutes late because I got lost (😅) and they were gracious to me. Also, bikes had 7 speed and user friendly. Highly recommend. Thank you again, Bike Tours!! 🥳🥳🥳

Very good bike tour with Jemelle. Had a lot of knowledge on the local are and thoroughly enjoyed the fisherman's village. If I could leave more stars I would.

The tour was amazing and didn’t feel tiring at all. The Malaga you get to see in just 4 hours was more than memorable and we finished it with a lot of knowledge of its history, culture and tradition. The tour guide Jemelle is the best, telling you all kinds of cultural facts and his own stories, making it a personalised journey. At the end of the tour he told us of his favourite places for meals and drinks! ☺️

Bike tour Malaga with gide Jemeile was fantastic. Lots of info, enthusiasm and joy with him. A perfect way of learning about the city, thanks. Bye, Ad.

We had an amazing day yesterday on the 3 hour e-bike tour of Malaga. E-bikes are fabulously effortless to ride and are a great way to see a beautiful city. We saw the city, the mountain and the beach. We learned the best places to go in Malaga and general historical information. Our guide, Sarah spoke excellent English and was knowledgeable and helpful throughout our tour. She is a credit to the company and to Malaga. I cannot recommend this trip highly enough and would not hesitate to hire e-bikes or do a tour with this company again in the future.

One of the best escape rooms we’ve ever done! We played Murder on the Orient Express and had a blast. The room was beautifully designed, just like in the movie — the decoration and atmosphere were spot on. The puzzles were clever and challenging, maybe even a bit too much for just the two of us, even though we’re experienced players. Luckily, the Game Master was super attentive and gave us just the right amount of help along the way, which made the whole experience even better. We had so much fun and would definitely recommend it!

We had an absolutely wonderful time at this escape room 🤩 we were at La Casa de papel story, waaah! The puzzles were creative, fun, and kept us fully engaged until the very end. Thank you so much to the creator of this studio for putting so much heart and imagination into these games! We left with big smiles, great memories, and we can’t wait to come back!

Really amazing experience!! The room was amazingly designed. I did the Murder on Orient Express with 2 of us and found the murderer just in the nick of time. Truly fantastic experience and would recommend to anyone!! Would do it again as well but my stay in malaga was just a holiday 💔 but maybe if i come back again!!

We did the Orient Express room and the Chernobyl room and both were great! The Orient Express room is definitely one of the best escape room decorations we've ever seen and we've been to dozens in many different countries. Alex the game master was amazing - 5 stars! Thanks

Absolutely great experience! We did the Murder in the Orient Express, and even though it’s a high level room, our impecable game master Alex made our experience absolutely great. OMG the decor and the riddles to solve! If you love escape rooms you’ll be delighted with this one! Been over 20+ rooms around the world and this definitely gets to be in the podium.

We had an amazing un fun scape room, it was very well set and decorated, with connections between different rooms on the same game. They have 4 types, we made the "La misión del Profesor". Our company chose this activity to build team and is actually a very good one for this purpose. We were 30 people doing it at the same time. Thanks team for your kindness and well explained and patience you had we us !!

Very good escape rooms in Malaga. Did 3 out of 4 (Heist, Mansion and Orient Express) and had great time in all three. Alex and other gamemasters were all great!

Great experience and so much fun! They had four bikes with two kids seats ready to go when we arrived. The prices were reasonable, and they were quick to swap bikes when I noticed a derailleur issue on one. Baja Bikes helped make our family adventure along the beach a memorable one! They even provided us with locks and helmets at no additional cost.

Nice guide from Manchester showing us different things in Malaga than expected. Not the middle of the road highlights tour. Relaxing and enjoyable afternoon.

Bad experience .. the bike bad prepared and we had a problem going back … for 30 km had to rode the bike with the chair at the minimum height Should either ask a knowledge able person to prepare or to give the client the necessary tool to adjust …..

The bike ride was nice. However, there were many problems with the bike chain that kept derailing. I advise you to pay attention to the bike that is given to you. If you had the feeling that there is a problem with the bike, ask for another one!

E bike tour of Granada. We had the most fabulous guide (a lovely Brazilian but I forgot his name). We saw a lot of the highlights of Granada but also little secret places that were the absolute highlight for me. Knowledgeable, fun and professional. I would totally do this again in another city.

We rented perfectly balanced ebikes in good condition, with gears, lock, computer and covered chain for a whole day. We made a reservation and bikes were ready for us on smooth pick up. The battery was full when we got the ebikes. We cycled 40 km on along the coast on eco / tour and battery was still on full when we returned the bikes.

Fun tour, good guide. Didnt see the Roman Theater as described on their website, but still worth the trip.

Located on the slope of The Alcazaba the Roman Theatre was covered until 1951. Discovered in the mid-20th century during construction of the Casa de la Cultura, its excavation revealed marble flooring, a rainwater drainage system, and intact supports for the wooden performance platform. Despite centuries of burial and use as a quarry during Muslim rule, the theater survived in exceptional condition. In 1994, the Casa de la Cultura was demolished to expand the archaeological zone, uncovering the extraordinary extent of the Roman theater’s preservation beneath the urban fabric of Málaga.

Free of charge, the city's oldest historical site locates right in the heart of Malaga next to the Alcazaba. You will first enter a visitor centre, which tells you all about the history and structure of the theatre, very informative. You would then see the ruin after exiting the centre. Went in March, not crowded at all(maybe because it's raining), on a warm sunny day, you could sit on the top and enjoy the scene as much as you want.

It was incredible, nice & sad because I was afraid for the esqueleton of a poor roman & the masks of tribal species, nice Woman there neverthless, preety and cool as well the guy who attends in the back Office, but he didn't let me go up the Kilimanjaro because he told me that is a mountain down in Africa, that here I could go to Grijalbo, he didn't reslize that I've no legs!

Beautiful Amphitheater & roman ruins Dating back from the 1st Century this complex of building is unique and beautiful as in the town center. It is well worth seeing and visiting. We all really enjoyed it!

It is free, so why not see it if you are there. Especially as it is at the bottom.of the Alcazaba..It was buried under slums for centuries, before it was discovered...Wonderful piece of history. Would be nice if there was some info about it, but there is always Google.. Just don't go to the awful Tapas place just down the road from it..

Fantastic to take a look at this at night and see it all lit up, make sure to take a look when you’re passing after your evening meal in the town

This was a wonderful find. It was free to visit, there was lots to look at and it was all very well preserved and very well maintained. The area’s lower down were clearly visible from the flat area at the front. For those who are willing to climb the steps there is a fantastic view of the whole city from the top.is would not be easily accessible to families with pushchairs or those who have a disability. There is some shade at certain points but much of this is in the sun.

I spent 3 hours exploring this museum. It was my last day in Málaga and the air conditioning so welcome on such a hot day. The building itself is a beautiful building with a lot of history. The entry fee is very low but free if you’re a citizen of the EU. Bring ID to prove this. They have lockers to store bags etc. Despite the age of the building, it is extremely accessible with elevators on both sides and bathrooms on each floor. Part of the display shows the story of the building itself and how the museum came to be housed in there. I was traveling solo and this meant I could explore at my own pace. I started off on the bottom floor and worked my way up. I took a break in the second floor and sat on the stunning outdoor balcony overlooking the interior patio for a while. I used the beautiful staircase instead of the elevators. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. I stopped at every display reading the information, hence the 3 hour visit! Highly recommend this museum as a place for all ages to visit.

The museum has an archaeology section and an art section, both which take you through Malaga’s history and art scene across the centuries. The courtyard is stunning and is so beautiful you can definitely spend some time there relaxing and taking it all in. The entrance fee for UK citizens was €1.50 which was very affordable. Larger items such as backpacks do need to be stored in the storage lockers which need €1 (returnable) which uses a key system.

I wandered into the Museo de Málaga when I saw on Google Maps that it was one of the least busy places in recent days — probably thanks to the rain. Drawn by the grandeur of the Palacio de la Aduana and its calm presence near the port, I decided to explore. The entry was free — a quiet gift for being part of the European Union — and that somehow made the experience feel even more generous. Inside, the marble staircases and high courtyards felt like a cathedral of time. I took photos of both the exterior and the exhibitions — fragments of history frozen in light. Ancient sculptures, faded mosaics, and romantic 19th-century paintings coexisted under one elegant roof, telling stories of empires, rituals, and emotions that once pulsed through Málaga. I loved how the building itself became part of the exhibition — layers of sea air, trade, and government now turned into art and memory. It felt like walking through transformation, the very essence of rebirth: from customs palace to museum, from commerce to culture. Before entering, you hang your umbrella in a special holder with a lock and key, and then leave your bag in a locker — you’ll need a one-euro coin, so bring one with you. Free to enter for EU citizenship, other may be a small fee, yet rich in meaning — a space worth visiting not just for what you see, but for how it quietly rearranges something inside you. ✨ Phoenix Perpetuale — review from Málaga 📚 Goodreads: Phoenix Perpetuale

Interesting and modern museum located in a beautiful palace. Almost all of the signs are also in English. There are two parts - art and archeology, so you get a bit of everything. Entrance is free for EU citizens.

The museum’s collection is truly unique and deeply Spanish. I felt like I gained a glimpse into their culture. The building itself is stunning.

Is there a better way to time-travel than stepping into Málaga’s vibrant past? This museum is a gem art, history, and culture collide in the most captivating way. The Roman mosaics are stunning, but the real surprise? Málaga’s been a cultural hotspot for over 2,800 years, and you can feel every century in these halls. A must-visit if you’re in town!

For me this museum wasn’t that interesting - there are mostly painting from Spanish artists and if you don’t know that much about local art, you probably won’t enjoy it that much. The archeological part of the museum was more interesting for me. Also, it’s situated in a really beautiful building that is worth seeing!

Excellent display of automotive history through the years, also some really cool art deco furniture mixed with ladies chique clothing. As a family there was something of interest for everyone. First class! We will visit again 👌

I had an amazing experience! I can recommend this place to every tech-savvy person. There are so many things to explore, learn, and game! I would definitely suggest avoiding peak hours. For those who are sensitive to noise, I recommend using noise-canceling headphones to block out the sounds coming from every direction.

Definitely worth the money, much more than the cathedral near there 🤣 It's an interactive museum so you can play and have the description of each game. 4 floors of beautiful stuff. Well done!

We really enjoyed the videogame museum. It was more interactive than we expected - we had a go at quite a few games, our favourites were probably Pac-Man, donkey Kong, time crisis 2 and Star Wars battle pod. It was reasonably toddler friendly, as our one year old enjoyed walking around and seeing all the lights - plus we held them up to play a few of the giant games.

At first we thought the tickets were pricey, considering our expectations were pretty low, but OXO turned out to be the most amazing gaming museum there could be. You can play both old and new consoles, PCs and arcades, as well as read about the history of different inventions and gaming companies. If you’re a gamer, consider visiting for 3 hours or longer. We only had 2 hours before closing and it definitely wasn’t enough.

Amazing museum! You can play with almost all the consoles from different times in the past! A must when visiting Malaga!

Visited OXO and felt like I’d been dropped into a time-machine. The museum takes you from Pong era blips right up to modern VR. The playable consoles on the first floor made me wish I’d brought more quarters (though you don’t need them🙃) and the staff were ready to help. yes, there was life before Fortnite. tip: allow at least 2-3 hours if you’ll actually play the games not just look. Also: first room it’s loud and packed with flashing screens. Very highly recommended for gamers and anyone who ever wondered what the fuss is about. Worth every euro. And better like many new games💙 kinda sad that I don't have arcades at home🫠

Quirky modern art museum. At the time of visit in early September 2024 less than half of the building was open (admission via side door) but tge exhibits still enjoyable including a couple of Andy Warhols.

Unlike in for instance in a museum of fine arts, you never know what to expect in a museum of contemporary art. It can be anything and the appreciation or dislike greatly depends on one's own background and taste. I was not impressed when I visited this museum. It's much of the same as you see nowadays in most museums of contemporary art. The good thing was the entrance was free

A nice contemporary art center with two temporary exhibitions and one permanent collection show on view. The entrance is free, so it's worth a visit. You can download the exhibition catalogues with QR codes, but not all the information are available in English.

There were several paintings by different painters and some individual collections. These are the ones that I enjoyed the most. I guess they could have got more paintings in as the place is quite big, and it seemed the space was not utilized to the maximum. Having said that, it was quite an experience. Their restaurant next door was quite busy, but the book and gift shop was closed

If you’re looking for free things to do in Malaga, try visiting this museum of contemporary art. Just off the city centre not too far by walking. It’s unpretentious and there are some beautiful pieces to take a look at, it’s housed in large open rooms, so you can walk around and absorb the whole exhibit in probably less than 3 hours.

Five stars because the museum is free (it’s hard to complain when it’s free). To be objective, I could’ve been lucky to get into the free exhibition. Nevertheless, the place looks modern inside with lots of contemporary art. I would recommend to visit the place

This is one of my favourite galleries! The art is modern and accessible for most you're sure to find something you'll like but for me this is only the start. What I really appreciated was the size of the gallery and the space to walk around and be free. The white walls also added to this openness. You'll find some large scale canvases here which makes sense given the sheer scale of the place. The other bonus to this is that you are very unlikely to have any issue walking around people as you navigate from one piece to the next. All in all a lovely space and I hope to come again one day.

A museum summarizing Picasso's life, ideas and works. ✅ Entry fee is €3 for adults, free for under 18 years old. ✅ There is a paid parking lot right next to it, it is possible to visit by car. ⚠️ It was smaller than I expected, it takes a maximum of 30 minutes.

Stepping into Casa Natal Picasso feels like entering the pulse of Málaga itself — intimate, sun-soaked, and brimming with restless genius. This is not just a museum; it’s a cradle of imagination, a quiet house where the first sparks of one of humanity’s wildest artistic flames were born. The rooms are small, filled with light and echoes — family photos, early sketches, and domestic objects that whisper of a gifted child who once watched the world through Mediterranean windows. You sense how early life’s warmth and chaos fermented into the revolutionary force that would later fracture and rebuild modern art. Unlike the grand Picasso Museum nearby, Casa Natal feels personal, almost tender. You can imagine the mother humming, the father painting, the boy absorbing colors before he could write words. Each piece here breathes intimacy: his lithographs, ceramics, and personal notebooks don’t shout genius — they hint it, like embers before ignition. The experience ends not with spectacle but with silence — a beautiful kind of reverence. You step back into the Andalusian sunlight and realize how the house and the city are inseparable from Picasso’s spirit: playful, radical, and forever alive. 🔥 Phoenix thought: Genius does not explode into being; it germinates quietly in ordinary rooms. Every creative soul has a birthplace — not just in geography, but in the moment when curiosity meets courage. —Goodreads Phoenix Perpetuale 🕊️

Nice little stop if you’re into Picasso or just curious about his early life. It’s not a huge museum and doesn’t have many of his famous works, but it gives a cool glimpse into where he came from. Some personal items, early sketches, and photos. Worth a quick visit if you’re nearby, but maybe not a must-see if you’re short on time

We didn’t have time to go to the larger museum so we visited here instead. It was nice having the audio included in the price of the entry (Only 3 euros) - its a pretty good deal. Tons of great info on the audio. I only wish there were at least 1 or 2 of his paintings for the style Picasso is known for. Its mostly sketches and smaller paintings of earlier work. If you are interested in the history of Picasso, its a great visit. If you are looking to see more paintings, I imagine the large museum is a better stop.

A very different kind of Picasso museum, where many of his earlier and less well-known works are on display. Spanning two floors, while some of the pieces may not be as well-known, this is what makes this museum, unique. On the ground floor when I visited, there was also an exhibition by another artist who had cubism and Picasso-inspired style, which was very fun to see. Overall, highly recommended for a short, air conditioned, insightful tour of Picasso‘s life through his works. I went at the end of October and had not bought tickets in advance and showed up toward the end of the day and only waited in line for 5 to 10 minutes. However, I can see this museum being very busy, as such would recommend advanced tickets. I spent ~90 minutes in the museum.

Paid only €5.20 for 2 persons thru agoda. Amazing visit. Friendly staff. Given earpiece to listen to narration of his home.

Fantastic museum with work of Picasso as well as other artists following the same style. We saw a short queue in front of the museum but didn’t have to wait too long. Bags need to be checked as they are not allowed in the museum

My first time here I absolutely loved it 🥰 great way to relax within Malaga. The staff were so welcoming and helpful giving directions as there’s so many spaces to relax. 🧘‍♀️ I will definitely do this again when I’m back in Malaga soon ✨

I love visiting spas and baths, and when I saw the good reviews for this place, I wanted to try it out, even though the price was on an expensive side. Long story short - it was definitely not worth the money. The place looks nice, I especially liked the changing rooms. The atmosphere around the pools with dimmed lights and candles is cool, and it wasn't crowded, probably because I booked the last slot for the day. However, the water in the 'hotter' pool was not hot enough for me, it was just warm. I was planning on going to this spa on a particular day when I really needed to get warm, but the pool did not do it for me. So, I went into the steam room, and got the heat I needed. Nevertheless, this was still disappointing, as I could go to a steam room elsewhere, and I particularly went to this place for a hot bath. I have also read reviews here praising some tea that was offered at this place, and I was rather interested, as I like trying new teas. It turned out to be Rooibos, which is something I take on weekly basis, so it wasn't some special mixture to be impressed by, as one would deduct from the reviews. When I entered the baths, I was advised to go to a place where they hold fragrances of massage oils, so I can choose the one I liked the best for my massage. All of them smelled really nice, so it was a hard decision to make. About half time into my stay, I was called for a massage. I told the masseuse the fragrance of the oil of my choice, and the massage started. However, it wasn't really a massage. It was so soft, that it was literally just caressing. And I couldn't really smell the oil I have chosen. After 15 minutes, the 'massage' was done, and I was told to go take a shower using the shower gel, so that I would take off the oil before going back to the bath. Needless to say, there was no point in using that lovely fragrance oil as I hardly even noticed it. After taking a shower, I wanted to get warm again, so I went back to the steam room. But at this point in time, the steam room was not that hot, as they have turned off the steam, probably because it was close to closing time. So, I went back to the 'hotter' pool, and got disappointed again by its temperature. Worth mentioning is that the staff is pleasant, but nothing over-the-top which I also saw in other reviews. The shower gels and shampoos also have a nice smell to them. All said and done - this place is definitely not worth the price. I have been to several other similar places that cost less, and got much greater value than at this place.

Booked the Midra service with water journey, massage and hot foam. Very worthwhile, relaxing experience. Well-organised process. The interior is a labrynth but staff direct you to the various areas. The masseuse offers to concentate on legs or upper body. Choice of oils offered for the massage. The foam experience felt tingling. Left feeling wonderfully relaxed and refreshed.

Brilliant Hamman, staff are so polite. Lockers are very secure, the changing rooms have eveything, hair dryer, straightners, creams, deodrant and combs. The inside is stunning and the massages cant be missed! Steam room and Sauna can easily be missed so make sure you ask!

Nice experience, but for sure overpriced I visited the Hamam for the first time. The building is super beautiful inside, also made cozy with light just of lots of real candles and they serve really nice tea. The water of the three warm pools is nice warm, but one bath more hot or some sauna would be nice. The massage was, how others already stated, really soft, but I had a nice masseuse so I could still enjoy and relax. You are not allowed to wear shoes, so everywhere the ground is slippery, this rule I don't get... Overall I had a really nice experience. Not nice was, that just in my booking confirmation they told me I am only allowed to stay 1,5h in the bath, the time for the massage does not come on top! For the price of 93Euros (15min scrub, 15min massage, 1 hour bath)... really a bit scam. I don't regret I made this today but you should really think about your pricing.

Wonderful way to end a day of site seeing! Booked an 8pm with 15m scrub and 15m massage (if we had booked earlier, I would have gone with a 30m massage). Staff was extremely professional and the place was incredibly relaxing. I could have fallen asleep on the warm marble slab! Would definitely go again and look for their other hammams across the country.

I went there recently (Nov 25) and had a really good experience. It is professional, and the baths inside are beautiful. The whole place is kept clean and in an ambience of relaxation. The only part that can be improved, is that inside the bath you are not allowed to use flip/flops (or shoes for the swimming pool) and have to be barefoot. In terms of hygiene I personally did not like that. And the bathrooms are in the changing rooms only, so you have to go back down every time to the changing area to use the wc. Other than that it is a lovely place, but its not a big Hammam.