Ships dock at Terminal de Cruceros de Málaga. These are the stops worth your time, timed on foot from the terminal.
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One cruise terminal.
Walk times from Terminal de Cruceros de Málaga.
Historic 19th-century port lighthouse
Dining and cocktails at Muelle Uno in Málaga's port
Málaga's popular central city beach
Cutting-edge contemporary art gallery in Soho
Relaxed Mediterranean café in Soho arts district
Striking glass cube harbouring modern art
Lush subtropical park parallel to the port
Provincial museum of fine arts and archaeology
Helpful city and provincial tourist information
Bistrobar serving paellas, tapas, and wines
Historic 19th-century Neo-Mudéjar bullring
Fragrant formal rose gardens by the Alcazaba
Renaissance cathedral nicknamed La Manquita
Málaga's premier pedestrian shopping boulevard
Healthy organic and local dining in central Málaga
Historic Málaga café for churros, chocolate, and coffee
Antiquarian bookstore in Málaga with rare books and prints
Ancient amphitheatre at the foot of the citadel
Magnificent 11th-century Moorish citadel
Ornate 18th-century Baroque episcopal palace
Specialty coffee shop in Málaga
Boutique featuring locally crafted gifts and designs
Seafood restaurant opposite Málaga's Central Market
Picasso's works in a 16th-century palace
Artisanal vegan doughnuts and specialty coffee in central Málaga
Historic Jewish quarter visitor centre
Historic focal point of Málaga's civic life
19th-century Andalusian art in a Renaissance palace
Traditional grocery shop and gastronomic corner in Málaga
Perched 14th-century fortress overlooking the sea
Vibrant pedestrian square dotted with terrace cafés
Pine-clad hill with panoramic coastal vistas
Pablo Picasso's birthplace and childhood home
Neighbourhood gastro tavern on Calle Carretería
Málaga's historic 19th-century municipal theatre
Neo-Mudéjar neighbourhood covered market
Worth finding if you have an hour spare.
Traditional restaurant and wine bar in central Málaga
Tucked-away tavern serving authentic Andalusian dishes
Historic Málaga bodega bar founded in 1971
Historic hillside garden and Anglican cemetery
Intimate museum dedicated to Expressionist art
More ports nearby: Puerto Banus (Marbella), Motril, Gibraltar, Tangier, Cadiz (Seville).