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Getting Around - Malaga

- Malaga Airport -

Located 6 kilometres south-west of the city, Málaga’s Pablo Picasso airport is the largest in Andalucia. A train service runs from outside the international terminal to Málaga every 30 minutes. It operates from 07.00 – 22.40. The journey time is 12 minutes and a single ticket costs €1.10. There’s also a half hourly bus service between the Paseo del Parque in the centre of Málaga and the airport. It runs from 07.00 – 23.00. The journey time is 20 minutes and a single ticket costs €1. A taxi from the airport to Málaga should cost around €8–9.

- City Transport -


Malaga Bull Ring
With its vibrant yet compact old town, Málaga is an ideal walking city. But it is also well served by an extensive and efficient bus network, which runs from 06:45 to 23:00. Most buses can be caught from Alameda Principal in the centre of town. A single costs €0.85. For €5.70 you can buy the “Multitravel” ticket, which allows you 10 trips. There are also 3 night buses to help you home after a night out. The bus station is next to the rail station on Paseo de los Tilos. There are ten daily buses to Granada (2 hours), eight to Seville (2½ hours) and Almería (3½ hours). The train station is at Explanada de la Estación, 15 minutes’ walk from the centre. There are five daily direct trains to Seville (2½ hours) and nine daily to Córdoba (2 hours 20 minutes).
Málaga taxis are identifiable by being white with a blue diagonal stripe on the front doors and a green light with the numbers 1-2-3 on the roof. If the green light is on or there is a “libre” sign in the windscreen it is picking up fares. The pricing system is complicated, but expect to pay around €5 travelling anywhere within Málaga city