MÁLAGA · TICKETS
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A shortlist worth five minutes: the 15 tickets & entry passes we would put on a first Málaga trip, each with its price, its running time and the one detail to check before you pay.
Museo Picasso Málaga entry ticket in the Palacio de Buenavista, with audio guide, archaeological ruins, and major temporary exhibitions from $15.
“It’s nice to be able to move at your own pace and to repeat whatever you missed… The amount and the diversity of the works of Picasso is impressive and the selection of the works in the museum really helps to have some understanding about the artist.”
Caminito del Rey entry ticket for the 7.7 km one-way cliff walkway above the Guadalhorce River, with shuttle access and helmet.
“Amazing views coupled with a great walk. 7.7km 16500 steps. If you are driving go to the area by the end of the walk, park up and catch the bus to the entrance cave. It’s easier as when you finish the walk your car is there and there are plenty of places to eat / drink before you depart.”
Relax in Hammam Al Andalus Malaga with cold, warm, hot pools, steam room, mint tea, and an aromatic massage included.
“Fantastic experience. Really beautiful building, lovely baths ( didn't go for the cold one!), great massage. Highly recommend.”
Benalmádena Mount Calamorro cable car ticket with audio guide, Malaga coast views, and summit hiking. From about $21.
“really enjoyed it. was about 15mins or so each way and that's decent for a cable car ride. not huge cabins but good enough and views are amazing”
Pre-book your Nerja Caves ticket with a mobile audio guide, plus the Museum of Nerja and an included 360 VR experience.
“The experience was different, very impressive. I highly recommend it for everyone.”
Ticketed 3-hour walk through Málaga’s Roman Theatre, Alcazaba, and La Manquita Cathedral, with fast-track entry and great guides.
“I liked the guide. I did not like the confusion about understanding, who is my guide, because there were a lot of guides with similar umbrellas.”
Guided Caminito del Rey hike in Andalusia with entrance tickets and helmets. Walk 7.7 km over El Chorro Gorge in 3 hours.
“A very exciting tour with a guide who was excited about the area and it´s history. I would have preferred the guide had talked a bit slower, because it was sometimes difficult to hear what he was saying, since he both had a spanish accent and talked very fast. (Thatswhy I give him 4 stars instead of 5.)”
Skip-the-line entry to Centre Pompidou Málaga in El Cubo, with an audio guide and access to permanent and temporary exhibitions.
“I expected a little bit more. The permanent exhibition could be bigger.”
Visit Málaga’s Automobile and Fashion Museum in the La Tabacalera building for 50 minutes of dream cars, fashion, and themed displays for $14.
“Wonderful exhibition beautifully displayed with fashion of the various eras.”
Guided Alhambra day trip from Malaga with skip-the-line entry. Generalife, Alcazaba, Charles V, and optional Nasrid Palaces.
“Fantastic tour guide very friendly and very knowledgeable. The only downsides were the minibus (broken seatbelts) and limited stop in Granada (45mins)”
Guided entry to Colomares Castle in Benalmadena, with Columbus symbolism, church stops, and Costa del Sol views.
“Cynthia was a very competend and nice guide - very interesting tour with a lot of information about the castle and Spanish history- we enjoyed it”
Chamber of Secrets skip the line ticket in Torremolinos, Malaga. Intimate comedy and magic show with unlimited drinks, 8pm English.
“This was a fantastic show.singing.comedy.and great magician plenty to drink and came home very happy.funny was great”
A guided, skip-the-line visit to Picasso’s Malaga museum in the Buenavista Palace, led by standout guides like Esther. Great value.
“Esther was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable. I really enjoyed the tour.”
Full-day Ronda tour from Costa del Sol with a guided old-town walk, Maestranza bullring entry, and time to explore, shop, and lunch.
“The day was well organised and we saw a lot. The guide was excellent and very knowledgeable. There is a lot of walking involved and I needed a couple of beers and a sit down after the guided tour!”
Skip the line at Malaga’s Automobile and Fashion Museum: 80+ vintage cars, haute couture and hats, in 1-2 hours for $14.52.
“One of the best things to do in Malaga. The whole museum is so well done one can’t help to be impressed”
