Málaga: Museo del Automóvil y la Moda Ticket
1.Málaga: Museo del Automóvil y la Moda Ticket
Museo del Automóvil y la Moda Malaga ticket in La Tabacalera: 50-minute car and fashion museum, optional guide, free parking.
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Museo del Automóvil y la Moda Malaga ticket in La Tabacalera: 50-minute car and fashion museum, optional guide, free parking.
Most PopularGuided skip-the-line tour of the Picasso Museum in Málaga’s Buenavista Palace, led by talented bilingual guides with strong context for $41.
Skip the line at Malaga’s Automobile and Fashion Museum for restored vintage cars, haute couture, and hats in 1–2 hours.
“It's really small . If you're from America Jay Lenos garage has to be atleast 10x this museum.. ok but definitely not great”
Step into the 16th-century Palacio de Villalón to see 19th-century Spanish and Andalusian art, with an included audio guide and option for temporary exhibits.
“Don't buy tickets for people under 18 years old. it's free.”
Hands-on game history in Malaga: play classic and modern consoles across 3 floors, start with a 3D room, then finish on a cathedral-view rooftop.
Book entry to Picasso’s Málaga birthplace plus a self-guided mobile audio tour through key Picasso-linked sights.
Skip-the-line prebook entry to Málaga’s Museo Carmen Thyssen. See 19th–20th century Spanish paintings in a 16th-century courtyard building.
“I booked the Thyssen Museum in the wrong city. The museum in Madrid would not honor our tickets. It was my fault. Be careful when booking. The Thyssen has museums in several cities.”
Visit LA Organic in Ronda for a modern olive oil tour with art installations, a guided walk, and organic tastings included.
“Good tour and very interesting. Would recommend booking through the website of the olive oil company for a discount on purchase of olive oils.”
Spend about 2 hours at Malaga’s OXO Video Game Museum. Play classic consoles, explore Past/Present/Future, then enjoy rooftop cathedral views.
“Was a real trip down memory lane for me as I remember many of the old computers (starting with the ZX81 then Spectrum playing Elite) and the Game n Watches (several of which I still have) all the way through the Sega Saturn and mega drive era. Was an eye opener for my son who…”
A 1-hour small-group guided Picasso Museum tour with Monica. Tickets, fast-track entry, and headphones included, with time to ask questions.
A small-group Old Town walk in Málaga with skip-the-line Cathedral and Picasso Museum entry, led in English by expert guides.
Skip-the-line entry to Picasso’s Malaga birthplace with an audio guide and access to permanent plus temporary exhibits in about 1–2 hours.
“It’s nice to see the childhood home of Pablo Picasso! And the influences he had to be the great artist that he is!”
Walk the Plaza de toros de La Malagueta in Malaga with an English audioguide, behind-the-scenes access, VR exhibits, and the bullfighting museum.
“You are given an audio guide and you are on your own which the website specified. It was a bit underwhelming without an actual bullfight but in the museum you did get a bit of more background. If you have never been it’s ok and recommend but there are other things to do much better”