Accessible holidays in Malaga

Der Stadtpark von Málaga gleicht einer Promenade und liegt zentral inmitten von Málaga.

Long sandy beach for dreamy walks and relaxing days by the sea.

Der Marmorbrunnen liegt mitten in der historischen Altstadt von Málaga und lockt zahlreiche Besucher an.

Sandstrand neben der Flußmündung Guadalhorce

Get ready for next-level gaming! Strap on a virtual reality headset, pick up your controls, and choose your game. There's a whole catalogue to choose from, so whether you're looking for adventure under the seas or ready to fight off zombies, there's something for everyone.Pick how long you want to play, or upgrade and feel the true power of VR by taking on the rollercoaster and the chance to test your racing skills with some VR driving.

When Gene Wilder sang about "a world of pure imagination", he was referring to Málaga's Museum of Imagination. And while we definitely made that last part up, the reports of awe and wonder coming from the museum are entirely accurate!Immerse yourself in a mind-bending world of illusion and devilish confusion. Take your senses on a wild ride, exploring various exhibits aimed at confounding your eyes and ears. Separate your legs from your body, sample life in miniature, walk on the ceiling, and much more. There are also plenty of opportunities for tricksy photos – don't forget your camera!

La Merced ist ein Platz neben der Altstadt Málagas und bekannt als das Unterhaltungsviertel.

One of Andalusia's most exciting, emblematic cities comes to life on this eye-opening tour with a local! Learn the history of this magical mountaintop city, including its bullfighting roots, and dive into Ronda's Celtic origins.Picture year-round sunshine, ancient architecture, and dramatic mountain scenery all around you! A great way to understand the culture, history, and customs of a city dating all the way back to Moorish rule.

Explore the world of tapas on a tour of Málaga's bars. From local spots to iconic city staples and traditional neighborhood joints, this tour offers a unique food adventure.Meet the guide and start exploring Málaga's hidden gems and local bars. Visit five different tapas bars, each serving 10-12 local delicacies. Learn about the city's history and culture while enjoying the food and bonding with fellow food enthusiasts.

The city of Málaga is yours to explore at your own pace with the Málaga 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus. You'll get amazing panoramic views from the open roof, and along the route you'll see everything from the city's white-sand beach and famous castle to the Bull Ring.The Red Route has an audio guide that will fill you in on fascinating history, including why the city's cathedral is called _La Manquita_ – the one-armed lady. Stops include the Contemporary Art Center, Centre Pompidou Málaga, Playa de la Malagueta, Castillo de Gibralfaro, and many more.