Málaga Landmarks, Galleries and Gardens Málaga’s landmarks are close enough that one well-ordered day can take in a Roman theatre, a Moorish fortress, a cathedral and a major art museum. This page sorts them by cost and by closing day, so you can see at a glance what to do on which day. Cost at a glance (2026) Place Standard price Closed or free Roman Theatre Free Hours vary; check on the day Alcazaba or Gibralfaro EUR 7 each, EUR 10 combined Free from 14:00 on Sundays Cathedral EUR 10 with audio guide Rooftops by guided visit only Museo Picasso Málaga EUR 13 Free in the last two hours on Sundays Casa Natal de Picasso EUR 3 Free Sunday 16:00 to 20:00 Centre Pompidou Málaga EUR 9 combined Closed Tuesday; free from 16:00 on Sundays Carmen Thyssen Málaga EUR 12 Closed Monday; free from 16:00 on Sundays La Concepción garden EUR 5.

Sunsets, Baths and Terraces for Couples in Málaga This page lays out a romantic day in Málaga as a sequence, from a quiet garden in the morning to a rooftop view at night. You can take it whole or borrow the parts you like. Seasons matter here: the castle sunset only works in the summer timetable, and the beach end of the evening is best in summer. Morning: a garden Start at La Concepción, the historic botanical garden north of the centre.

Guided Visits and Cruises in Málaga Málaga has a short list of tours that are worth paying for: a few official guided visits run by the sites themselves, plus cruises and day packages from private companies. Use this page to see what each one costs, how long it takes and what to book first. Quick comparison Option Price Notes Cathedral guided visit EUR 15 Official tariff; standard entry with audio guide is EUR 10 Cathedral rooftop (Cubiertas) Book on the cathedral site Guided only, about 200 steps Caminito del Rey guided visit EUR 18 Groups of up to 30, about 4 hours Alhambra official guided tour About EUR 40 Price from a ticket table Bay cruise, one hour From about EUR 12 Ticket-seller figure Sunset sail From about EUR 25 Ticket-seller figure The cathedral and its roof The cathedral at Calle Molina Lario 9 is known as La Manquita because its south tower was never finished and only the 84 m north tower stands.