Top Museums in Malaga

Plan on spending at least 1.5 to 2 hours there. I thought I'd be done in an hour, but there’s so much to see and appreciate.

My advice is to take a stroll around the nearby Plaza de la Merced after your visit. It’s a great way to soak in the local vibe and gives you a perfect spot to relax with a snack.

I recommend getting your tickets online before you go. It saves time and you can skip the line at the entrance, which was a lifesaver for me.

If you're a student or under 26, bring your ID. They offer discounts that can save you a nice chunk of change on admission.

If you're into photography, go around 2 PM when light is best for capturing the details of the artwork; I really liked how my pictures turned out!

I suggest grabbing a coffee at the museum café after your visit; it’s a perfect spot to relax and reflect on the art.

Don't forget your student ID or any other discounts! I saved a few euros on my ticket with mine, and it made my day so much better.

I recommend visiting on a weekday, especially Tuesday or Wednesday, to avoid the weekend crowds; it was much more enjoyable for me that way.

i suggest getting there around 10 am, right when it opens. it gets busy quickly, and you’ll have a much better experience exploring without the crowds. trust me, it's way more enjoyable that way!

My advice is to check if they have any special events or workshops happening during your visit. I stumbled upon a mini concert that was included with my ticket—such a cool surprise!