MÁLAGA
Malaga’s best days out.
The 15 most popular museums tours around Málaga and the Costa del Sol. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, running times and who actually runs them.
Skip the line to the Picasso Museum in Málaga’s Buenavista Palace and learn Picasso’s story with a live English or Spanish guide.
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Skip the line to Malaga Automobile and Fashion Museum for restored vintage cars, 20th-century couture, and art—about 1–2 hours.
“One of the best things to do in Malaga. The whole museum is so well done one can’t help to be impressed”
Tour Malagueta Bullring in Malaga with a multi-language audioguide, VR games, and an interactive history exhibition for about $16.
Visit Málaga’s Carmen Thyssen Museum in the restored Palacio de Villalón and explore 19th-century Spanish and Andalusian art via an audio guide.
“Don't buy tickets for people under 18 years old. it's free.”
Visit Picasso’s birthplace in Malaga and follow a self-paced phone audio tour to Church of Santiago and other key sites.
Art, olive groves, and an organic tasting at LA Organic in Ronda. Walk the property, then sample extra virgin olive oils for $30.
“What a fascinating tour. This location is a very modern olive oil tasting location - a combination of art and nature - an organic farm. Our tour consisted of both English and Spanish speakers, so our guide gave the tour in both languages. She was quite knowledgeable about the olive oil growing, harvesting and processing…”
OXO Video Game Museum in Malaga lets you play classic and modern consoles across Past, Present, Future, then enjoy rooftop Cathedral views.
“The nostalgia! What a trip down memory lane! Being able to play on the classic consoles was great! Highly recommended.”
A small-group 3-hour guided walk in Malaga’s Old Town, with skip-the-line Cathedral and Picasso Museum tickets.
Skip the line to Picasso’s birthplace in Málaga with multilingual audio and access to permanent plus temporary exhibits.
“Great tour to learn about Picasso and how he influenced others and continues to do so. Not crowded and the administrators were very helpful in pointing out the significance of the displays.”
A private 3-hour walking tour in Malaga covering Alcazaba, Malaga Cathedral, Atarazanas Market, Roman Theatre, Picasso spots, and two museums.
“I did not realize that i did not review this tour and the young lady that guided us thru our day. Her knowledge of Spain, Malaga and all the places we visited was impressive. We could tell she loved her job and it showed. Would highly recommend this tour for anyone. Especially historians.”
Small-group English tour of the Museo Picasso Málaga with art expert Mónica, focused on his evolution plus time to explore on your own.
“Monica gave an excellent tour. She's knowledgeable and enthusiastic. I still think Picasso was like a baseball player who was good enough to sustain a long career but never did anything worthy of the Hall of Fame, but that's not Monica's fault. Let's meet in a hundred years and see how his reputation has fared.…”
Private English guide in Málaga for Picasso’s birthplace and museum—skip the guesswork with tickets included and focused commentary.
“Guide knew little more about Picasso than reading to us the information posted next to each are work.”
A 2-hour private guided tour of Málaga’s Picasso birthplace and museum, with an art historian guide and skip-the-line access.
Malaga Picasso Museum tour with expert guide Monica: tickets, skip queues, headphones, small group, 1-hour guided visit.
“Monica is the best one of tour!”
Guided tour of Picasso’s Birthplace Museum in Malaga. See 285 works, meet family, and hear Esther’s stories at Buenavista Palace.
From the old-town hill to the white villages, and every way to see them.
