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Cheap flights to Malaga (AGP)

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To
Flight type
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Dublin DUB
Malaga AGP
one way
Wed 10 Apr
€14.99
Shannon SNN
Malaga AGP
one way
Fri 19 Apr
€45.55

Flying to Malaga must reads

Why Malaga

Málaga is a city that perfectly encapsulates the traditions of Spain. Its gothic architecture, small winding streets and wonderful dining culture make booking cheap flights to Málaga, Spain an absolute must.

Málaga is home to some of Spain’s most impressive castles, monuments, and museums. The castle of Alcazaba, for instance, is a great example of the 11th Century Moorish architecture prominent in the city and is a must-see part of the city. Málaga also boasts some of Spain’s finest seafood, thanks to its close proximity to the coastline. Read on to find about more about the Spanish city before you fly to Málaga.

 

 

When to book cheap flights to Málaga

Málaga has a typical Mediterranean climate. With regards to weather, there is no bad time to book cheap Málaga flights. The city averages 300 days of sunshine every year with July and August being the hottest months. Temperatures during the summer can often surpass 26°C. Rain is rare in Málaga too, even during the winter months. Even in December and January the city remains warm and is the perfect place to visit if you’re on the hunt for some winter sun. Spring and Autumn might be the best time to book your Málaga cheap flights as it’s not too warm. You’ll also avoid peak tourist season - there’ll be fewer other visitors and you’ll find hotel rooms at a lower cost. Search Ryanair Rooms for great value deals on places to stay in Málaga.

 

 

What to see in Málaga

As soon as your cheap flights to Málaga arrive and you settle in to the city, there are a few must sees you won’t want to miss. The castle of Alcazaba is an 11th Century Moorish building and certainly one for Instagram.

Málaga was the birthplace of famous artist Pablo Picasso and there is a museum in the city dedicated to him. The Museo Picasso Málaga is filled with donated works and in the basement you’ll discover Roman, Islamic, Renaissance and Phoenician archaeological remains. You can’t go to Málaga and not visit the Atarazanas Market. It’s a fascinating place where you’ll find lots of interesting trinkets, and unique and delicious local food. Mercado Central Atarazanas is located in a 14th Moorish building and you’ll feel like you’ve travelled back in time as you browse the stalls.

Málaga is close to a gorgeous coastline, which means two things. The seafood is amazing and you’ve got some of Europe’s finest beaches right on your doorstep. You can go hiking, cycling or just relax and take in the stunning views. Málaga is also known for its world-class golf courses. It’s a real treat to get a round in while you’re surrounded by such magnificent scenery.

 

 

Getting around

When you fly to Málaga you should know that the city is probably best seen on foot. Most of the sights and attractions are within walking distance of each other and the usually pleasant weather makes it an enjoyable place to stroll around. Guided tours provide an in-depth look at the city. Like a lot of cities in Europe, Málaga ahs a “hop-on hop-off” tour bus that takes in all the major attractions around the city with a tour-guide explaining the history of each monument. Public transport in the city is plentiful as well as cheap, if you want to give your feet a rest.  Plan to explore more of the Costa del Sol?  Check out Ryanair car hire for great value deals.

 

 

What to eat in Malaga

If you’re a foodie you’ll love Málaga.  Be sure to pack some loose clothing when preparing for your Málaga flights as you’ll no doubt want to indulge during your stay. Plaza de la Constitución has a whole host of cafés and restaurants and is the perfect place to grab a bite to eat or a cup of freshly ground coffee. The city’s restaurants offer an eclectic mix of traditional Spanish cuisine and chefs bringing a more modern approach to the dining experience.

Fritura Malagueña is a must try. This traditional dish features all sorts of different fried seafood. Enjoy with a glass of ice-cold sangria.

 

Plan ahead to get the lowest fares on flights to Malaga

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Cork ORK
Malaga AGP
one way
Wed 23 Oct
€53.9
Knock NOC
Malaga AGP
one way
Tue 22 Oct
€55.45

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Dublin DUB
Malaga AGP
one way
Wed 10 Apr
€14.99