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   Where is the Malaga cruise terminal?

   • The Málaga Cruise Port or Málaga Cruise Terminal is located about 2 km (1.2 miles) outside of the historic old town. You can walk to the historic city center in about 15 minutes. The Malaga Cruise Terminal is pretty big, it can handle multiple bigger ships docking per day. The port has three terminals, Terminal A, Terminal B, and Terminal Palmeral.

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   Where to go on a cruise in Malaga?

   • The Malaga cruise terminal is brand new. The Eastern dock (Pier 1) is used by the cruise ships. The walk to the city center around Plaza de la Constitucion and Calle Puerta de Mar is 15 minutes, about 2km. The Port Authority of Malaga offers a shuttle bus from the cruise terminal to Plaza de la Marina in the center of the city.

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   Is Málaga a good cruise port?

   • The cruise port in Málaga is located very close to the historical center in a long pier at an angle to the coast. Many of the city's highlights are close by and within walking distance. The Terminal is very modern and has most amenities the cruise traveler may require and a number of good services, including duty-free shopping and souvenirs.

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   Is the city center of Malaga walkable from the cruise port?

   • Yes, the city center of Malaga is walkable from the Malaga Cruise Port. It is approximately a 15-minute walk from the port to the edge of the old town. To give you an idea of the distances, you can walk from the cruise terminal to the Alcazaba, to the Picasso Museum and to Malagueta Beach in about 1 hour and 30 minutes.

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   Malaga Spain Cruise Port Guide. Location: The Malaga cruise terminal is brand new. The Eastern dock (Pier 1) is used by the cruise ships. The walk to the city center around Plaza de la Constitucion and Calle Puerta de Mar is 15 minutes, about 2km.

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   Jan 17, 2024 · Malaga Cruise Port is located in the heart of Malaga on the Costa del Sol, which is known for its sunny weather, beautiful beaches, and rich cultural heritage. My absolute favorite part of Spain. It is one of the busiest ports in the Mediterranean, welcoming thousands of tourists every year.

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   Jun 3, 2023 · Basic guide to Málaga port for cruises in 2022: find out where cruise ships dock, what's close to the cruise terminal and the top destinations nearby like the Alhambra (Granada), Córdoba, Ronda, or Marbella. By: Editor-in-Chief. Update: June 3, 2023.

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   • Malaga Cathedral. The imposing Cathedral of Malaga (Catedral de la Encarnación de Málaga) is a national landmark built between 1528 and 1782. After the Giralda of Seville, it is the second-highest cathedral in Andalusia with its 84 meters (276 ft) high north tower.
   • Alcazaba de Málaga. The impressive palace-fortress (“alcazaba” in Arabic means “citadel”) was built between 1057 and 1063 as a military fortification by the ruling city’s Muslims, the Hammudid dynasty which ruled this part of Andalusia in the 11th century.
   • Gibralfaro Castle. Sitting on top of Mount Gibralfaro, this castle is connected by a walled corridor to the Alcazaba de Malaga and offers outstanding views of Malaga city and the Mediterranean Sea.
   • Picasso Museum. The famous artist Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga in 1881, and Museo Picasso Málaga is a must-see place! It is located in the Malaga Old Town, only 300 meters from the Cathedral, and housed in a beautiful 16th-century restored palace.

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   Know about the docking location, port information, transport options and what to see & do in Malaga. Check the cruise port guide Malaga - Spain here.

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   The Málaga Cruise Port or Málaga Cruise Terminal is located about 2 km (1.2 miles) outside of the historic old town. You can walk to the historic city center in about 15 minutes. The Malaga Cruise Terminal is pretty big, it can handle multiple bigger ships docking per day. The port has three terminals, Terminal A, Terminal B, and Terminal Palmeral.

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    Information About The Port Málaga Cruise Port - Terminals. The port of Málaga enjoys good connections with other cities thanks to the airport and the high speed train. Málaga and its port are well conected by road, train and air. The high speed train join Málaga to Córdoba, Seville, Madrid and Barcelona- among other big cities.