How to See the BEST of Malaga, Spain in Just 6 Hours
"No shuttle? No problem! Málaga is one of the most walkable cruise ports in the Mediterranean, and we’re showing you how to hit must see attractions entirely on foot. From the moment you step off the ship, you’re just a 15-minute scenic stroll from 2,000-year-old Roman ruins, Picassos childhood home, and the 'One-Armed' Cathedral. Join us as we explore the best of this sun-drenched Spanish city—from hiking, shopping, taking in history and street art and ending at the oldest wine bar in town. If you’re visiting Malaga and want to skip the expensive excursions check out our video for travel guide and tips to do in 1 day. 0:00 Intro 0:33 MuelleUno - Stylish waterfront promenade lined with palm trees, boutiques, and cafes 1:36 Pompidou Centre 2:02 Walking to Castillo de Gibralfaro and Fort Alcazaba -Head up the hill for the ultimate panoramic shot of the bullring and the Mediterranean 3:54 Entrance to Castillo de Gibralfaro 6:12 Fort Alcazaba and Roman Theatre 7:18 La Malaga Cathedral -Known as La Manquita (The One-Armed Lady) because its second tower was never finished 7:48 Street Art 8:16 Museo Picasso Malaga 8:43 Around town 9:18 Antigua Casa De Guardia 10:05 Recommendations Thank you for watching our video. #Malaga #CruisePort #MalagaSpain #OneDayInMalaga #MuelleUno #CentrePompidou #Alcazaba #Gibralfaro #VisitSpain #PicassoMuseum #StreetArtMalaga #TravelVlog #Andalusia #LaManquita #kariandchristianroam #earlyretirment #retirementtravel #mediterranean #retiredearly #spaintravel