3-Day Trip Itinerary in
Málaga with Kids

Start your trip with a visit to the Alcazaba, Málaga’s Moorish fortress. Kids will love exploring its hidden corners and climbing the towers for breathtaking views.

Right next to it, the Roman Theatre offers an exciting step back in time.

Kid-Friendly Alternative: If historical sites aren’t their thing, head to the Interactive Music Museum (MIMMA), where they can try out different instruments.

After your morning adventure, take a break at Plaza de la Merced, a lively square perfect for a snack and some people-watching.

Then, visit the Picasso Museum to introduce kids to Málaga’s most famous artist.

Kid-Friendly Alternative: Visit Aula del Mar, an interactive marine museum where kids can learn about sea life.

Enjoy lunch at Casa Lola, a family-friendly restaurant offering delicious tapas, including croquettes and Spanish omelet.

Spend your evening at Muelle Uno, Málaga’s modern waterfront area. Kids can enjoy the playgrounds while parents relax with an ice cream and admire the sea views.

End the day with a relaxed dinner at Restaurante Toro, which offers a mix of seafood and kid-friendly meals!

Start your day at Playa de la Malagueta, Málaga’s main beach, where kids can play in the sand, swim, or build sandcastles.

Enjoy fresh seafood at Chiringuito El Cachalote, a beachfront restaurant with plenty of kid-friendly options like grilled fish and fries.

Head to Gibralfaro Castle for a fun climb and stunning city views. Kids will love running along the ancient walls and pretending to be knights.

Kid-Friendly Alternative: Spend time at Parque de Málaga, a green oasis where kids can run and play freely.

Enjoy a ride on the Noria de Málaga, the city’s Ferris wheel, for spectacular sunset views.

End the day at La Fábrica, a lively brewery with a family-friendly atmosphere and a diverse menu.

Take a short trip to Bioparc Fuengirola, a beautifully designed zoo focused on conservation, offering immersive habitats for animals.

Kid-Friendly Alternative: If staying in Málaga, visit the Automobile and Fashion Museum, which has vintage cars and stylish exhibits.

Return to Málaga for lunch at El Pimpi, a famous local restaurant with Andalusian charm and kid-friendly dishes.

Visit the Carmen Thyssen Museum to explore Spanish art, or let the kids burn off energy at El Parque del Oeste, which has playgrounds and a small pond with turtles.

Spend your final evening back at Muelle Uno, enjoying local street performances and the relaxing sea breeze.

End your trip with a farewell dinner at Mura Mura Gastrobar, which offers a mix of Spanish and Italian dishes that kids will love.