Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour by City Sightseeing

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Duration: 1d
Location: Malaga, Spain | Malaga, Spain


Category: Hop-on Hop-off

Highlights:
Freedom to explore the entire city at your own pace
Frequent service with buses every 30 minutes
Informative audio commentary in 8 languages
Route includes Museo Picasso, Jardín Botánico & Catedral
No limit to the number of times you can hop on and off

Inclusions:
24-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass of Malaga
Unlimited rides within the duration of your pass
Pre-recorded commentary in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, and Russian
Headset for tour commentary

Description:

Peruse the streets of Malaga—once home to Picasso—and peek at the scenes that inspired his cubism artistic creations. This open-air double-decker bus rides a route stocked with cultural museums, pristine gardens, and gorgeous cathedrals. Hop on, and jump off at your leisure.

With this full-day pass, you can head to wherever you’d like, crafting your own unique map of the city. Start off at the Teatro Romano—an amphitheater left unused since the 3rd century—still showcasing ancient architectural stones. From here, walk to the nearby Alcazaba, a Moorish fortification that currently houses a cultural museum, green gardens, and sweeping skyline views.

Hop off at the Museo Picasso for a look at the artist's original works, which jumpstarted artistic movements through the 20th century. Step off at Málaga Cathedral, also known as La Manquita, “The One-Armed Lady”; left in an unfinished state, this cathedral’s asymmetrical façade boasts just one tower (instead of the originally planned two) earning it its mono-limbed nickname.

Come sunset, feast along any of the scenic restaurants that dot the city’s shore. Should you fancy a dance, pop into a Spanish nightclub to tap and twirl the night away.

Route stops include:

• Estación Bus
• Jardín Botánico
• Paseo del Parque
• Playa de la Malagueta
• Plaza de Toros
• Castillo de Gibralfaro
• Santuario de la Victoria
• Alcazaba
• Catedral
• Alameda Principal