✅ check out our SELF-GUIDED travel guides here ➡ travelguidesspainandportugal.com 🙋🏼♀See quite a few ideas for activities and tours in Málaga here ➡ www.civitatis.com/en/malaga/?aid=2167&cmp=YTENG
I would recommend the Plaza de la Merced. Not much to see here, but it is lined with tapas bars and is a peaceful respite from the narrow, crowded streets of the old town.
We just arrived home to the UK from a x3 day Malaga break. It’s a stunning buzzing city, thoroughly recommend it! We walked the steep path to the castle, take sensible footwear. The Christmas street decorations are amazing, we missed the lights switch on by one day. Great video!
Thanks a lot, it was great of you to share your experience of Málaga. The Christmas lights at Calle Larios are really something extraordinary. Maybe next year? All the best.
I don’t understand how this channel doesn’t have a lot more subscribers. Brilliantly done videos with useful tips. Personally I also appreciate their calm nature and pace giving time to process the information provided.
Thank you for your words, Erika. Well, the most watched films and the most listened to music aren't necessarily the best... We are not here for entertainment but for information, and many people watch videos for the entertaining factor they provide, regardless of the quality of the information. Let us know if you have any questions!
as a matter of fact, I do have a question that I was trying to find the answer to: we are going to be in Malaga on the last week of February and was wondering if there’s an easy way to go to the entrance of Caminito del rey by public transport independently. Or would you rather recommend a guided tour leaving from and returning to Malaga?
@@herika006 there is a regional train going to el Caminito, but as we haven't been there yet we cannot share many specific details of how it works. You can check the details here www.caminitodelrey.info/en/your-visit/how-to-get We were about to cover the Caminito last year but their ticket cancellation policy, which in our opinion is abusive, made us decide against it. If the Caminito is closed due to bad weather, you won't get a refund for your tickets but just the change to book a different date.
Thank you for this excellent video! I am travelling to Malaga and will be following your guidance! Will also check your videos to travel to Spain and Portugal, my favorite countries!!!
I was in Malaga for over 8 days in October 2019, but I was traveling with family and touring Andalusia area. We didn't see many of your suggestions in Malaga, but we ate there and visited a Marina. We were closer to the coast.
Malaga sites, food, fashion and people are beautiful. Your travel tips are invaluable; wish I knew them before. Picasso Art museum is worth a visit if it is your interest. We took a trip to Dolmen de Menga; a unique copper age artifact. Thank you for your video.
Wonderfully informative video. Spending a week in Malaga in early March 2023. I feel much better prepared (and reassured of my choice to visit!). I've visited Portugal (5 weeks) and Spain (9 days) since things have opened up again following the worst of the pandemic. Still so much of Iberia to see and enjoy. I'm so glad I found your series. Please keep up the fantastic work and Muchas Gracias!
Thank you for your words, Alison. I'm sure you'll love Málaga, excellent choice. We recently started with our Portuguese content and should have one Portuguese video per week. All the best!
We plan on publishing plenty new videos which we hope will help with your planning. We will only get started with our Portugal content on the final months of 2022. All the best!
Hi Tony! Loved the Málaga and Cádiz videos. Well done! I'm thinking of relocating there to live in one of these cities. Which city did you like the best and where would you choose to live in? Thanks! Éamon.
I am in Malaga now. Wether is awfull- Wind and no Sun. Maybe 10°C. For me more beautiful City in Andalusien is Sewilla. Wether is great now. Very beautiful Place - Katedral is fantastic. Flamenco dancer super.A Price was lower of everythink.
the more i watch, the more exciting it gets. Btw, your video presentation is better from an informative point of view. If i have 15 days to spend between Seville , Cordoba, Granada , Malaga, Torremolinos, Nerja, Marbella and Ronda, what is your recommendation to plan this trip. your comments on my preliminary plan which is... start with Seville 4 nights( 1 day trip to Cordoba and back at night to Seville) and i want to be present at the feria de abril . then i leave by train early to go to Granada spend 1 night there. then leave for Malaga for 4 nights, visit Malaga and also from Malaga I want to go to Ronda (1day trip) and also from Malaga 1 day trip to Nerja. Then leave for Torremolinos for 5 nights and from Torremolinos 1 day trip to Marbella . is it better 2 nights in Granada... is 5 nights in Torremolinos too much.. is there something else( other places in the neighbourhood) more interesting that i am missing. Thank you
Hi Patrick, we are thinking of setting up a consultancy service so we can help with the design of itineraries in Spain, a very complex issue. In the meantime, if you have specific questions about the issues of our videos, we’ll do our best to answer them. P.S.: Córdoba and Granada are incredibly more interesting than Torremolinos.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal Thank you. Yes indeed for the idea of providing a consulting service on your local cities in Spain and Portugal.!! You know the area best!
Hola Tony, thank you for the videos which are very informative. I have a question for you, is there a way to get from central Malaga to the Cartema Oval cricket ground by public transport?
The video is truly very helpful. Maybe the best of all I have watched. We want to have a day trip from Malaga. What do you suggest? Seville, Cordoba or Granada?
Hi Tony! I have been looking through TripAdvisor when making some dining reservations, and I am seeing A LOT of people proclaiming the paella in Malaga is great. I have the belief that unless it is in Valencia, it isn’t a paella - it’s a rice dish. Haha! What is your opinion? Would YOU get paella in Malaga?? 😁
Hi, paella is widely available all throughout Spain, you can eat really good paella in most cities. However, in Trip Advisor you're likely to find opinions of people who are not likely to be paella experts.
@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal ok I was thinking they had like local booths set up as you get off the ship to buy different excursions instead of buying them on the cruise ship.
Hello Tony, I constantly keep learning from your very informative and interesting videos. Will be in Malaga at the beginning of March .planning to spend a bit longer than a week. Which day trips from Malaga would you recommend ? Thank you very much!
Thanks! Málaga is no different from most Spanish cities, parking for free near the centre of the city if a bit of an act of luck. We haven't got any specific advice. You could try the area near the Rosaleda stadium, which is not in the centre, and then use the public transport system to get you closer to town.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal ok I have read online there is free parking near the Stadium, hospital and University but not sure how accurate this information is I guess I will find out when when I visit.
The city centre has 5 public parkings where you can park your car without problem. For having an idea, almost 2 hours with your car parked in one of those parkings can cost you around 3-3,50 €, it depends in wich parking you're going to park, due every parking has his own tariff, anyway, they're very similar and they adjust to the price I told you before. I hope it can help you.
@@Enzodaytona2 Thanks for the information. I have had a look online and apparently there is free parking near Malaga FC stadium which is only a short walk away from our apartment.
@@Enzodaytona2 that was very helpful, Álvaro. For short-term stays, public car parks are fine, but for those intending to park for longer hours, they become a financial liability. All the best!
Question about traveling to Malaga from Sevilla. I have been researching day trips from Sevilla for a trip in late October. I've got Granada, Cordova and Ronda all planned out. My sister and I cannot find any day trips from Sevilla to Malaga. What do you recommend?
We do not conceive Málaga as a day trip (even less so, Córdoba or Granada). I'm sure there are private companies offering the trip but, in our opinion, it's an absolute waste of time. How are you going to decide what to see and what to leave out in all those cities?
Lot's of people do that. It's not perfect but it can be done, you won't be able to see all the places we talk about on our video no Córdoba ua-cam.com/video/2tTlT68kxEo/v-deo.html but you will have time to see the basics.
We don't have a video on Granada, it is top of our priority list. Only bags smaller than 40×40 cm. are allowed in the Alhambra. There are free lockers.
Can you recommend a legit tour company that has bus tours to hike Caminito del Ray and well as a day trip to Ronda? I am not sure if some of the sites are shady. Thank you! We love your videos and are planning an extended trip to Spain in April and May.
Hi Bud, we would recommend this one for the Caminito www.civitatis.com/en/malaga/caminito-del-rey-day-trip/?aid=2167&cmp=YTENG Al and this one for Ronda www.civitatis.com/es/malaga/excursion-ronda-setenil/?aid=2167&cmp=YTENG All the best!
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal Thanks Tony, we have been to Nerja and Friglliana twice, infact we were there in April this year. They are both absolutely beautiful places to visit, we will try Ronda, what is the best way to get there please?
Hi Tony First thank you for your wonderful videos on travelling to Spain. They have been most helpful. I could not find videos on how to buy local bus tickets in Malaga, (and actually also Granada, Cordoba and Seville) on your website(it looks like for most of the travel within these cities we need to use buses) - so was wondering if you could guide on the options to select in English while buying the tickets(similarly to what you do for metro/train tickets). Are there multi day passes that I can buy in each of these cities and can these tickets be bought at Granda, Cordoba and Seville train station or Malaga airport. Lastly do we have to validate card/tickets on both entry and exit of buses (as is needed in some countries like Netherlands). I apologize for asking this general question but could not find any place else to post the question to you. Thanks for your help.
Hi Mita, we haven't covered on the channel the type of content you mention. In Málaga you will rarely use the bus (just to go to Gibralfaro castle), so buy the ticket from the driver, no need to validate it. All the best.
At El Tintero when the waiters walk around with plates can I call them over and have a look before deciding? I might not know what they are shouting. It's definitely a must-go to place. Looks delicious. As well, I plan to stay in Malaga for at least 13-14 days, but taking day trips to Ronda, Marbella, Cordoba and Granada. I plan to go to Cordoba and Granada for two days each but returning to Malaga each evening. I'm sure you can take the train in the morning and spend all day there and then return, and then return the next day to the same city. Can you confirm that? Can I?
At El Tintero the waiters come to your table. They will show you their offerings for you to decide whether you want them or not. Córdoba is a feasible day trip, although you will have to focus on the basics of the city and will miss the beautifully lit Córdoba at night. Granada is also an option if you take a fast train although, once again, you will miss quite a few places and possibly one of the most beautiful views in Spain, the Alhambra from the Mirador de San Nicolás at sunset.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal I will finally be visiting Malaga in June (2023). Looking forward to it. I will walk up to the castle since I want the exercise.
Hi Tony, I like your videos which are very helpful with our trip planing to Spain. we are gong to Spain in May and will take trains and buses between cities. I heard these trains and buses are free 2023,IS THAT RIGHT?WE NEED TAKE AVE TRAIN FROM MADRID TO VALENCIA AND VALENCIA TO MALAGA.Are Ave trains free too?Any info is appreciated.Thank you
Hello, the latest train from the airport departs at 00:24. After that, probably best to take a taxi. We don't have a video on public transport in Málaga, as a tourist, you are very unlikely to use it, the only exception being the bus going to Gibralfaro Castle and then you can buy the ticket from the driver.
Our advice can only be, don't do it: you are going to spend more time on the road than on the Alhambra itself, which is truly unforgivable. You can go by train (renfe.com) or bus (alsa.es).
how about if i leave Seville to arrive in Granada around noon to visit around and stay one night. next day i go to Alhambra in the morning and other places and leave for Malaga in the afternoon.
@@patrickchung2710 not perfect but that sounds much better than your initial proposal. Try to leave for Málaga at the end of the day - or as late as possible in that day.
✅ check out our SELF-GUIDED travel guides here ➡ travelguidesspainandportugal.com
🙋🏼♀See quite a few ideas for activities and tours in Málaga here ➡ www.civitatis.com/en/malaga/?aid=2167&cmp=YTENG
Definatly the best guide on youtube.
Thanks a bunch! I don't know whether we are the best guide, but we put a lot of effort to transmit helpful information. All the best!
I would recommend the Plaza de la Merced. Not much to see here, but it is lined with tapas bars and is a peaceful respite from the narrow, crowded streets of the old town.
Indeed. That’s where we met our local friends last time we were in Málaga 😊
I can't find it on the map
lovely share, im just planning a trip to Malaga and this is exactly what I needed
Great to hear that!
We are in Málaga now. Your video has been so helpful. We are following your recommendations of what to see and do.
Excellent to hear that. Have a great stay!
Such an excellent, informative guide. Thank you both so much!
Delighted to hear that, Elly, thanks a lot.
We just arrived home to the UK from a x3 day Malaga break. It’s a stunning buzzing city, thoroughly recommend it! We walked the steep path to the castle, take sensible footwear. The Christmas street decorations are amazing, we missed the lights switch on by one day. Great video!
Thanks a lot, it was great of you to share your experience of Málaga. The Christmas lights at Calle Larios are really something extraordinary. Maybe next year? All the best.
I don’t understand how this channel doesn’t have a lot more subscribers. Brilliantly done videos with useful tips. Personally I also appreciate their calm nature and pace giving time to process the information provided.
Thank you for your words, Erika. Well, the most watched films and the most listened to music aren't necessarily the best... We are not here for entertainment but for information, and many people watch videos for the entertaining factor they provide, regardless of the quality of the information. Let us know if you have any questions!
as a matter of fact, I do have a question that I was trying to find the answer to: we are going to be in Malaga on the last week of February and was wondering if there’s an easy way to go to the entrance of Caminito del rey by public transport independently. Or would you rather recommend a guided tour leaving from and returning to Malaga?
@@herika006 there is a regional train going to el Caminito, but as we haven't been there yet we cannot share many specific details of how it works. You can check the details here www.caminitodelrey.info/en/your-visit/how-to-get We were about to cover the Caminito last year but their ticket cancellation policy, which in our opinion is abusive, made us decide against it. If the Caminito is closed due to bad weather, you won't get a refund for your tickets but just the change to book a different date.
thank you for your kind reply, Tony!
Best video about Malaga. Thank you so much
Delighted to hear that!
Woohoo! Excited for this video since I'll be moving there.
👏👏👏 lucky you!
Great video! Thanks for posting. Will be taking the bus up to the castle and walking down. Genial! Gracias!!
Have great trip!
Muchas gracias!
Thank you! Very useful
Our pleasure!
Thank you for this excellent video! I am travelling to Malaga and will be following your guidance! Will also check your videos to travel to Spain and Portugal, my favorite countries!!!
Have a great trip!
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal Muchas gracias!!!
Wow what an excellent video. Can't wait to explore this amazing city.
Hope you'll have a great time in Málaga!
Thank you, I am sure we will have a fantastic time.
Thank you for a very informative and educational video! Muchísimas gracias!
¡Gracias a ti!
Most informative video of Malaga. Thank you, itis a big help for my upcoming visit
Great to hear that, have a lovely trip!
I was in Malaga for over 8 days in October 2019, but I was traveling with family and touring Andalusia area. We didn't see many of your suggestions in Malaga, but we ate there and visited a Marina. We were closer to the coast.
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Thank you Tony for introducing Malaga to us. Such a beautiful city to be :)
Thanks Jimmy, Málaga is really wonderful, we wouldn't mind living there!
What a beautiful city! Another amazing video, very well produced. Congratulations, I loved it 🤩
Thank you, Yara, Málaga is a beautiful city indeed.
Malaga sites, food, fashion and people are beautiful. Your travel tips are invaluable; wish I knew them before. Picasso Art museum is worth a visit if it is your interest. We took a trip to Dolmen de Menga; a unique copper age artifact. Thank you for your video.
Thank you! Antequera is in our wish list, one day we'll get to visit the dolmens there. I'm glad to hear you loved Málaga! All the best.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal just visited Geode Pulpi; amazing!
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Thanks for your video. I'm now headed back to Spain and this time Málaga!😊
Excellent! Hope you'll have a great trip!
Thank you for this video. We will be there this week!
Hope you'll have a great time!
Congrats on all your nice and very informative videos!
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Wonderfully informative video. Spending a week in Malaga in early March 2023. I feel much better prepared (and reassured of my choice to visit!). I've visited Portugal (5 weeks) and Spain (9 days) since things have opened up again following the worst of the pandemic. Still so much of Iberia to see and enjoy. I'm so glad I found your series. Please keep up the fantastic work and Muchas Gracias!
Thank you for your words, Alison. I'm sure you'll love Málaga, excellent choice. We recently started with our Portuguese content and should have one Portuguese video per week. All the best!
Beautifully made and informative guide video.Congratulations!!! I am visiting Malaga second time this year. Incredible city🥰
Great to hear that, thanks for your kind words. Málaga is such a great place, isn't it?
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really thanks and was so interesting, it was so useful
Delighted to hear that, Meisam.
Brilliant video , so helpful we plan to visit in early April
Excellent, we hope you'll have a wonderful stay!
Great video!! ❤ Thank you.
Any time!
video fantástico. muchas gracias. 🙏🥂❤️
A ti, Málaga es una ciudad preciosa.
This is. So helpful we will be in Andalusia Dec 15 to Jan 1😊
Hope you'll have a great trip. Check out our videos on Andalusia here: ua-cam.com/play/PLWH9E2sQGItosvH8qA6uUxWLhDQ5BNppS.html&si=ggeEvr2yfrUUg65Q
After I tried pescadito frito in Tarragona, I had it for dinner every night in Valencia and Sitges!
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Excellent info! Thank you 🎉
Great to hear that!
Hola Tony...I love your videos. I hope you can help me plan my trip to Spain and Portugal. It's in my sights in the near future.
We plan on publishing plenty new videos which we hope will help with your planning. We will only get started with our Portugal content on the final months of 2022. All the best!
멋진! 말라가 영상 잘 보았습니다. 감사합니다~^^
Delighted to hear that!
O seu inglês para uma carioca que tem um nível médio é perfeito,consigo entender 80%,além de admirar o formato.
Muito obrigado, Ellen, legal ouvir isso!
A few things to do and see
Indeed!
How how is it in malaga during summer?
Hot and crowded.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal best place for good weather all year? Are pick pockets a problem in malaga?
good weather most of the year indeed. Pickpockets are a widespread problem in all tourist cities in Spain.
Hi Tony! Loved the Málaga and Cádiz videos. Well done! I'm thinking of relocating there to live in one of these cities. Which city did you like the best and where would you choose to live in? Thanks! Éamon.
Thanks, Éamon. Choosing a city to live in is an incredibly personal choice. Our advice: take time off to experience both Málaga and Cádiz first-hand.
Absolutely right Tony! Acting on it as soon as I can! Thanks for getting back to me! Eamon
@@eamonkenny2243 any time!
Hello Tony...have you heard of a museum or castle dedicated to the poet Antonio Machado? He was from Sevilla.
Amelia, we don't know of any such museum in Málaga, but there is one in Segovia: www.realacademiadesanquirce.es/casa-museo-de-antonio-machado.html
Very useful
Great to hear that!
I am in Malaga now. Wether is awfull- Wind and no Sun. Maybe 10°C. For me more beautiful City in Andalusien is Sewilla. Wether is great now. Very beautiful Place - Katedral is fantastic. Flamenco dancer super.A Price was lower of everythink.
the more i watch, the more exciting it gets.
Btw, your video presentation is better from an informative point of view.
If i have 15 days to spend between Seville , Cordoba, Granada , Malaga, Torremolinos, Nerja, Marbella and Ronda, what is your recommendation to plan this trip.
your comments on my preliminary plan which is...
start with Seville 4 nights( 1 day trip to Cordoba and back at night to Seville) and i want to be present at the feria de abril .
then i leave by train early to go to Granada spend 1 night there. then leave for Malaga for 4 nights, visit Malaga and also from Malaga I want to go to Ronda (1day trip) and also from Malaga 1 day trip to Nerja. Then leave for Torremolinos for 5 nights and from Torremolinos 1 day trip to Marbella .
is it better 2 nights in Granada...
is 5 nights in Torremolinos too much..
is there something else( other places in the neighbourhood) more interesting that i am missing.
Thank you
Hi Patrick, we are thinking of setting up a consultancy service so we can help with the design of itineraries in Spain, a very complex issue. In the meantime, if you have specific questions about the issues of our videos, we’ll do our best to answer them.
P.S.: Córdoba and Granada are incredibly more interesting than Torremolinos.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal Thank you. Yes indeed for the idea of providing a consulting service on your local cities in Spain and Portugal.!! You know the area best!
Hola Tony, thank you for the videos which are very informative. I have a question for you, is there a way to get from central Malaga to the Cartema Oval cricket ground by public transport?
Hi Nigel, none that we know of, there is a transport combination involving two different bus lines and then walking for an hour.
Thanks for taking the time to reply
The video is truly very helpful. Maybe the best of all I have watched. We want to have a day trip from Malaga. What do you suggest? Seville, Cordoba or Granada?
We recommend three days for Seville or Granada, so it will have to be Córdoba - although we strongly suggest spending the night in Córdoba.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal thank you!
Hi Tony! I have been looking through TripAdvisor when making some dining reservations, and I am seeing A LOT of people proclaiming the paella in Malaga is great. I have the belief that unless it is in Valencia, it isn’t a paella - it’s a rice dish. Haha! What is your opinion? Would YOU get paella in Malaga?? 😁
Hi, paella is widely available all throughout Spain, you can eat really good paella in most cities. However, in Trip Advisor you're likely to find opinions of people who are not likely to be paella experts.
Great video. Do you need to buy all these tickets on line or do they sell them at the cruise ports?
Which tickets do you refer to? You won't be able to buy tickets at Málaga cruise port.
@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal ok I was thinking they had like local booths set up as you get off the ship to buy different excursions instead of buying them on the cruise ship.
@@bigguy1403 not in that particular cruise terminal, at least not when we visited the terminal last time.
Hello Tony, I constantly keep learning from your very informative and interesting videos. Will be in Malaga at the beginning of March .planning to spend a bit longer than a week. Which day trips from Malaga would you recommend ? Thank you very much!
Thank you, Bobby. We would try to go to Ronda, to Nerja and to Frigiliana. All the best.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal
Thank you very much for the recommendations. We will try to visit all three locations.
Thanks for this video, any advices for free parking a rental car near the city centre?
Thanks! Málaga is no different from most Spanish cities, parking for free near the centre of the city if a bit of an act of luck. We haven't got any specific advice. You could try the area near the Rosaleda stadium, which is not in the centre, and then use the public transport system to get you closer to town.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal ok I have read online there is free parking near the Stadium, hospital and University but not sure how accurate this information is I guess I will find out when when I visit.
The city centre has 5 public parkings where you can park your car without problem. For having an idea, almost 2 hours with your car parked in one of those parkings can cost you around 3-3,50 €, it depends in wich parking you're going to park, due every parking has his own tariff, anyway, they're very similar and they adjust to the price I told you before. I hope it can help you.
@@Enzodaytona2 Thanks for the information. I have had a look online and apparently there is free parking near Malaga FC stadium which is only a short walk away from our apartment.
@@Enzodaytona2 that was very helpful, Álvaro. For short-term stays, public car parks are fine, but for those intending to park for longer hours, they become a financial liability. All the best!
Question about traveling to Malaga from Sevilla. I have been researching day trips from Sevilla for a trip in late October. I've got Granada, Cordova and Ronda all planned out. My sister and I cannot find any day trips from Sevilla to Malaga.
What do you recommend?
We do not conceive Málaga as a day trip (even less so, Córdoba or Granada). I'm sure there are private companies offering the trip but, in our opinion, it's an absolute waste of time. How are you going to decide what to see and what to leave out in all those cities?
is visiting Cordoba in one day from Seville reasonable . i intend to go by rapid train
Lot's of people do that. It's not perfect but it can be done, you won't be able to see all the places we talk about on our video no Córdoba ua-cam.com/video/2tTlT68kxEo/v-deo.html but you will have time to see the basics.
Great video. Can you tell me if you have a video for Granada? Also do you know if backpacks are allowed at the Alhambra? Gracias
We don't have a video on Granada, it is top of our priority list. Only bags smaller than 40×40 cm. are allowed in the Alhambra. There are free lockers.
Can you recommend a legit tour company that has bus tours to hike Caminito del Ray and well as a day trip to Ronda? I am not sure if some of the sites are shady. Thank you! We love your videos and are planning an extended trip to Spain in April and May.
Hi Bud, we would recommend this one for the Caminito www.civitatis.com/en/malaga/caminito-del-rey-day-trip/?aid=2167&cmp=YTENG Al and this one for Ronda www.civitatis.com/es/malaga/excursion-ronda-setenil/?aid=2167&cmp=YTENG All the best!
Hola Tony, I shall be in malaga for the 24-27th of December, will all the major sites be closed? Thanks for your excellent reporting.
Hi, most places will be closed on the 25th, a few restaurants will be opened. All the best!
Tony.. is it easy to catch the #11 bus from the train station to the center of town?
You will have to walk between 10 to 15 minutes to get to the bus stop.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal Thank you so much for the good information!
Hola Tony ¿cómo estás?
We are going to stay 7 nights in Malaga, what other cities or places can you recommend to visit in October?
Hi Darshan, Frigiliana, Nerja and Ronda sound like perfect day trips. Un saludo.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal Thanks Tony, we have been to Nerja and Friglliana twice, infact we were there in April this year. They are both absolutely beautiful places to visit, we will try Ronda, what is the best way to get there please?
@@darshanbharj5615 you can go buy bus, by train or on a rented car.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal Thanks Tony
Hi Tony
First thank you for your wonderful videos on travelling to Spain. They have been most helpful.
I could not find videos on how to buy local bus tickets in Malaga, (and actually also Granada, Cordoba and Seville) on your website(it looks like for most of the travel within these cities we need to use buses) - so was wondering if you could guide on the options to select in English while buying the tickets(similarly to what you do for metro/train tickets). Are there multi day passes that I can buy in each of these cities and can these tickets be bought at Granda, Cordoba and Seville train station or Malaga airport. Lastly do we have to validate card/tickets on both entry and exit of buses (as is needed in some countries like Netherlands).
I apologize for asking this general question but could not find any place else to post the question to you.
Thanks for your help.
Hi Mita, we haven't covered on the channel the type of content you mention. In Málaga you will rarely use the bus (just to go to Gibralfaro castle), so buy the ticket from the driver, no need to validate it. All the best.
Thank you Tony
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At El Tintero when the waiters walk around with plates can I call them over and have a look before deciding? I might not know what they are shouting. It's definitely a must-go to place. Looks delicious. As well, I plan to stay in Malaga for at least 13-14 days, but taking day trips to Ronda, Marbella, Cordoba and Granada. I plan to go to Cordoba and Granada for two days each but returning to Malaga each evening. I'm sure you can take the train in the morning and spend all day there and then return, and then return the next day to the same city. Can you confirm that? Can I?
At El Tintero the waiters come to your table. They will show you their offerings for you to decide whether you want them or not.
Córdoba is a feasible day trip, although you will have to focus on the basics of the city and will miss the beautifully lit Córdoba at night. Granada is also an option if you take a fast train although, once again, you will miss quite a few places and possibly one of the most beautiful views in Spain, the Alhambra from the Mirador de San Nicolás at sunset.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal I will finally be visiting Malaga in June (2023). Looking forward to it. I will walk up to the castle since I want the exercise.
Hi Tony, I like your videos which are very helpful with our trip planing to Spain. we are gong to Spain in May and will take trains and buses between cities. I heard these trains and buses are free 2023,IS THAT RIGHT?WE NEED TAKE AVE TRAIN FROM MADRID TO VALENCIA AND VALENCIA TO MALAGA.Are Ave trains free too?Any info is appreciated.Thank you
Hi there, transport is free for local regular commuters doing the same trip repeated times over a short period of time. No use for tourists.
Hello! How to get from Malaga airport to city center after midnight? Do you have video about public transport in Malaga? Thanks!
Hello, the latest train from the airport departs at 00:24. After that, probably best to take a taxi. We don't have a video on public transport in Málaga, as a tourist, you are very unlikely to use it, the only exception being the bus going to Gibralfaro Castle and then you can buy the ticket from the driver.
Many Thank’s for a great presentation of Malaga ❤ 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 We will go there in September 23
Have a great trip!
Doing 2 days in Malaga and 2 in Granada. Can you tell me the best and quickest way to get from Malaga airport to Granada. Thanks
That would be a rental car.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal Isn't there a high speed train now?
@@johnsain it's a middle distance train. Not as fast as a high-speed train but fast enough.
Hola Tony I am going to Malaga in May for four days,Can you recommend some interesting towns near Malaga?
Hello, you could visit Nerja and Frigiliana on the same day. And try Ronda on another day.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal Thank you very much,Tony.Mijas and Marbella worth going?
@@wenhuazhang4132 if you have days to spare, yes, you could go and have a look.
@@ROADTRIPSpainandPortugal Thank you .all the best to you and your beautiful wife.
Is it possible to go to the top Alcazaba in wheelchair??
Or we disability people are not included???
Please watch the video, we show how to reach the top of the Alcazaba in an elevator.
Thank 2023
Places to stay ?
We haven't recorded that video yet.
how can you visit Alhambra from Malaga in one day. Don't have a car
Our advice can only be, don't do it: you are going to spend more time on the road than on the Alhambra itself, which is truly unforgivable. You can go by train (renfe.com) or bus (alsa.es).
how about if i leave Seville to arrive in Granada around noon to visit around and stay one night. next day i go to Alhambra in the morning and other places and leave for Malaga in the afternoon.
@@patrickchung2710 not perfect but that sounds much better than your initial proposal. Try to leave for Málaga at the end of the day - or as late as possible in that day.
18:57 ..... What the hell is going on...on the lower left side of the screen?!!!!! 🧐
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