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Málaga · With kids

WITH KIDS
Compact, flat and reliably sunny, with a city beach, Roman ruins to climb and a marine park down the line.
View over Málaga toward the cathedral and port
Alcazaba and Gibralfaro
Moorish fortresses stacked above the Roman theatre, full of ramps, tunnels and battlements. The climb to Gibralfaro is steep — bus 35 goes up. Ages 5+.
Playa de la Malagueta
The city beach, ten minutes from the cathedral, lifeguarded in summer and backed by playgrounds and chiringuitos grilling sardines on spits.
Selwo Marina
Dolphins, penguins and a tropical aviary at Benalmádena, half an hour down the Cercanías line. Ages 3+; a half day is plenty.
Museo Interactivo de la Música
Three floors of instruments children are allowed to play, a short walk from the cathedral. An easy hour when the heat becomes unbearable. Ages 3–12.
Pram-friendly, mostly
The old town is flat and pedestrianised, so buggies work; the Gibralfaro climb does not. Beach chiringuitos serve all afternoon, unlike the 8pm restaurants.