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Malaga
Spain
3 Must-See Hop-off Attractions
In the beautiful city of Málaga, three places you won't want to miss are: Paseo del Parque, Playa de la Malagueta and the Castillo de Gibralfaro - all three of which you can see on the Red Route. Paseo del Parque is the Bus Stop 5, and covering an area of 30,000 square metres including a rose garden surrounded by orange and cypress trees. The colourful passage is the perfect place to hop off and go for a stroll. Playa de la Malagueta is a stunning beach which the open top bus passes 3 stops later - at Bus Stop 8. It's picturesque white sand and deep blue sea makes it very popular amongst both the local people and tourists. Castillo de Gibralfaro (Bus stop 10) is an impressive Castle with a great view of the City of Málaga, especially during a nice day. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture the view!
Combine your Bus Pass with Experience Cards
To make sure you get the most out of your trip to Málaga, be sure to combine your Hop-on Hop-off Bus Ticket with our Experience card, or even better - The VIP Experience card. With these you can go on the boat tour, the walking tour, as well as have access to some of the best museums and shows in the city - the Automobile museum, the Picasso Museum and the Flamenco shows. Top the day off with wine and tapas in some of Málaga's finest restaurants - the Experience card can really complete your trip and ensure the ultimate Málaga experience!
Not just Sun, Sand & Sea
Málaga is not just a place full of sun, sand, and sea... Although they are certainly a bonus on your visit! Málaga has been nominated as a candidate for the 2016 European Capital of Culture. The artistic heritage created by figures such as painter and sculptor Pablo Picasso - who was born in Málaga - certainly lives on and makes the city the perfect place to tour in our open top buses to soak up the culture and atmosphere. For just an extra 2 euros you can combine your ticket with the Walking Tour, where you will learn about all the history, legends and traditions the city has to offer. Passing the remains of Roman, Moorish and Christian civilizations and strolling around the historical centres allows you to see the incredible Picasso Museum and the Thyssen Museum. There is also the unmissable, Larios Street - a vibrant, fully pedestrianised and marble paved thoroughfare - which offers a high and varied standard of street entertainment.