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Free museum Sunday: afternoon route
From Málaga centre5 min
DurationFull afternoon (14:00–20:00)
DifficultyEasy
PriceFree
Best timeAll year
KidsSí
AddressTodo en el centro, a pie. Aparcamientos públicos del centro: Camas y Arriola (junto al Mercado de Atarazanas), Central (Plaza de la Marina) y Tejón y Rodríguez; o el de Muelle Uno (subterráneo, 24 h, unas 1.050 plazas)
Opening hoursSundays only. Alcazaba and Gibralfaro from 14:00; Thyssen, Casa Natal, Pompidou and Russian Museum from 16:00; Museo Picasso for the last two hours.
About
- 14:00: Alcazaba (and Gibralfaro if you have the legs), free from that time
- 16:00: Museo Carmen Thyssen or Casa Natal de Picasso (16:00–20:00)
- Last hours: Museo Picasso, free for the last two hours (in October, 17:00–19:00)
- Sunday morning: Museo de Málaga (free for EU citizens, closes at 15:00), Roman Theatre (free) and Revello de Toro (free)
Good to know
- There are queues on Sundays: arrive 15-20 min before the free-entry time
- Don't try to see everything: pick two or three
- Free days at almost all museums: 28 Feb, 18 May and 27 Sep
Near here
Museo Casa Natal de Picasso (Picasso's birthplace) and Plaza de la MercedCulture · Málaga (centro) · 5 minThe house where Pablo Picasso was born in 1881
La Peregrina CentroPescaíto (fried fish) and seafood bar · Centro · 5 minSeafaring bar with a local atmosphere where you can eat the day's fish and seafood at neighbourhood prices without leaving the centre.
El PimpiHistoric bodega-tavern (Málaga tapas and raciones) · Centro histórico · 5 minMálaga's most famous bodega: a maze of rooms and courtyards with a terrace facing the Roman Theatre and the Alcazaba.- Mesón MarianoAndalusian cuisine · Centro · 5 minLong-established family mesón (traditional restaurant) two minutes from Plaza de la Merced: checked tablecloths, hanging hams and real Málag