How to Spend 3 Days in Malaga: A Perfect Itinerary, Malaga, Spain
Are you planning to visit Malaga and are not sure what to do there? You cannot really go wrong with staying in Malaga for 5 days or more, but 3 days will allow you to see the city’s highlights. Myself, I have been to Malaga three times already and I must say that this city is becoming more and more interesting. So with the help of a Spaniard, I have prepared for you a comprehensive guide with an itinerary on how to spend 3 days in Malaga.
Málaga, located on Spain’s sunny Costa del Sol, is a vibrant city that perfectly blends ancient history, modern culture, and stunning beaches. Whether you’re interested in exploring historical sites, enjoying contemporary art, lounging on sandy beaches, or indulging in delicious cuisine, Málaga has something to offer every traveler. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate this beautiful city in just 3 days.
Malaga is easily reachable from many places in Europe. I flew from Madrid with Air Europa, because it was the most convenient option for me at that time, but in the past I also used a train and a bus. It is great that Malaga is now connected with some major cities outside of Europe, for example, there are now direct flights from Qatar to Malaga with Qatar Airways. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
Málaga, located on Spain’s sunny Costa del Sol, is a vibrant city that perfectly blends ancient history, modern culture, and stunning beaches. Whether you’re interested in exploring historical sites, enjoying contemporary art, lounging on sandy beaches, or indulging in delicious cuisine, Málaga has something to offer every traveler. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate this beautiful city in just 3 days.
Malaga is easily reachable from many places in Europe. I flew from Madrid with Air Europa, because it was the most convenient option for me at that time, but in the past I also used a train and a bus. It is great that Malaga is now connected with some major cities outside of Europe, for example, there are now direct flights from Qatar to Malaga with Qatar Airways. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: How to Spend 3 Days in Malaga: A Perfect Itinerary
Guide Location: Spain » Malaga
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Anna Nowak
Read it on Author's Website: https://www.postcardsfromtheworld.com/what-to-see-in-malaga-in-3-days-a-perfect-itinerary/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: Spain » Malaga
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Anna Nowak
Read it on Author's Website: https://www.postcardsfromtheworld.com/what-to-see-in-malaga-in-3-days-a-perfect-itinerary/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- the Museum of Pablo Picasso
- The Castillo de Gibralfaro
- the Alcazaba
- the Roman Theatre
- the Historic Botanical Garden
- La Manquita
- Calle Larios
- Room Mate Valeria
- Molino Lario Hotel
- Vinci Larios Diez
- Petit Palace Plaza Malaga
- La Malagueta Beach
- Málaga Park
- Centre Pompidou Málaga
- Hotel California
- Contemporary Art Center
- Soho Boutique Urban
- Pedregalejo Beach
- El Palo Beach
- Málaga Maria Zambrano Train Station
- Mercado Central de Atarazanas
- Barceló Malaga
- Ilunion Malaga
- Avante Claro
- Marina Playa
- El Pimpi
- Casa Mira
- Antigua Casa de Guardia
Insider Tips for Malaga, Spain
Roman Malaga: Ancient Theatre and Other Remains
Málaga’s Roman heritage is not immediately obvious. You can’t miss the Teatro Romano, but look hard enough and you’ll find other remains hidden away beneath the buildings of the historic centre. Together, they offer a picture of Roman Málaga, and of the subsequent civilisations that built over it.
5 Things Not to Miss in Malaga and the Costa Del Sol
Malaga’s rich culture and history are sure to excite every history lover, too. Malaga is also a relatively inexpensive holiday in Spain hotspot, meaning you won’t have to break the bank to enjoy a holiday in Malaga.
Malaga: Art and Food, Part 2
I was planning to have coffee in a historic cafe in Plaza de la Constitucion, which, my guide book told me, opened at 8.00am. However, even after 9.00 there wasn’t much sign of life, just a couple of waiters slowly putting out tables.
Alcazaba Fortress, Atarazanas Market in Malaga
I wanted to visit the Moorish Alcazaba Fortress again as I loved the walk to the top and views last time. And it seemed a perfect way to spend a sunny morning.
Malaga at Night and Return to Vineria Cervantes
If Malaga is beautiful by day then it’s no less so at night when it seems to come to life. The morning is quiet and calm with few people around, but through the day life unfolds and by night, there is even dancing on the streets – literally!
Mercado Atarazanas and Picasso’s Birthplace, Malaga
Unsurprisingly, I love visiting food markets when I’m in a new city. And I like to go fairly early in the morning when it’s mainly locals shopping rather than later in the day when the tourists descend.
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5 Best Shopping Streets in Malaga, Spain
As well as one of the best cultural destinations in southern Spain, Malaga turns out to be something of a shopping mecca. Along with the ubiquitous shopping malls on the outskirts, the capital of Costa del Sol has managed to preserve its network of specialist shops, difficult to find in most big...
Insider Tips Overview
