By bus from Torremolinos
What to know before you go. This is a guide to Toremolinos in Spains Costa del Sol. What to see, what to do, activities, accommodation, package holidays, all the outdoor markets, music venues and festival. It’s all here. Just scroll down or jump to the sections below.
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Malaga Bus station is situated near the main train station in Malaga (see maps below). It is the main bus depot on the Costa del Sol. From here you can get to most places. click here for all the bus routes on the Costa del Sol.
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Popular bus routes from Torremolinos
To Malaga
In my opinion it’s easier and quicker to get to Malaga by train. But the bus is slightly cheaper. The best stop to get off in Malaga to see the city and its attractions is the final destination Muelle Heredia. This is the best stop for the return journey.
This bus also stops at the airport. When you click on the bus route and timetable below it will take you to the bus operators website for the timetable click / tap Route table.
To Fuengirola
this is another destination that is probably quicker and easier by train . But again it is cheaper by bus. The best stop for the attractions in Fuengirola is Fuengirola terminal. When you click on the bus route and timetable below it will take you to the bus operators website for the timetable click / tap Route table
To Benalmadena
This is another destination on the train line but the train station is about 1 kilometre to the port so if you are planning a day at the port and promenade bus would be cheaper and easier. Puerto Marina is the best stop for the port. When you click on the bus route and timetable below it will take you to the bus operators website for the timetable click / tap Route table
To Mijas
This is a beautiful example of a typical white washed village and its very easy to get to by bus from Malaga. The best stop is the Mijas Pueblo stop, the last stop. This is also where you get on to get back to Malaga. When you click on the bus route and timetable below it will take you to the bus operators website for the timetable click / tap Route table.
La Cala de Mijas
La cala de Mijas is a beautiful resort for a holiday or a day trip. The best way to La Cala de Mijas from Torremolinos is by bus or train to Fuengirola. The best bus stop is get off is under the A7 bridge called La Cala de Mijas and The best stop to get back is also called La Cala de Mijas but its a in the village. Watch this video on catching the bus from Fuengirola to La Cala de Mijas. When you click on the bus route and timetable below it will take you to the bus operators website for the timetable click / tap Route table.
Marbella
Marbella is the jewel in the crown of the Costa del Sol and a day trip here is a must. The best way to get from Malaga to Marbella is to change at Fuengirola. It is easy just one problem and that is the bus route of the bus operator’s website. It stops at Calahonda for some reason. Not to worry the bus does go to Marbella and the best place to get off for the attractions is the Ricardo Soriano and to get back Marbella central directions below. Both are close to La Alameda.
When you click on the bus route and timetable below it will take you to the bus operators website for the timetable click / tap Route table
Main attractions
What to know before you go. All the best places to visit in Malaga Click / tap on the buttons below for more information and directions only.
Castillo Gibralfaro
Castillo Gibralfaro is situated in the hills of behind Malaga, but is very close to the town and easy to get to. The castle joins on to the Alcazaba fortruss lower down. These are by far the biggest landmark's in town. For more information and directions to the Castillo Gibralfaro click / tap the image or click / tap the button below for directions only.
The Alcazaba
The Alcazaba is situated at the foot of the hills in Malaga sandwiched between the Castillo Gibralfaro and the Teatro Romano. This is one of the best attractions in Malaga and a must when visiting the city. For more information and directions to the Alcazaba click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
Teatro Romano
Teatro Romano is situated on Calle Alcazabilla in front of the Alcazaba of Malaga. It's a roman theatre built in the first century. Access to this site is free but it is not advertised. For more information and directions to the Teatro Romano click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for google directions only.
Atarazanas
the Atarazanas is the main food market in Malaga. It is situated on Calle Atarazanas 10 and has to be one of the largest indoor markets on the Costa del Sol. For more information and directions to the Atarazanas click / tap the image above Or click / tap the button below for directions only to the market.
Muelle Uno
Muelle Uno is the part of the port for smaller crafts. It is situated to the left of the main commercial port. It is another "must see"attraction and perfect for a stroll at any time of the day. The Marina has trendy shops, restaurants and bars with the Alcazaba in the background. For more information and directions to Muelle Uno click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for google directions only.
Malaga Cathedral
Malaga cathedral is situated on Calle Molina Lario but the entrance is on Calle Cister in the centre of Malaga. It is a most impressive structure inside and out. For more information and directions to Malaga Cathedral click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
Street Art
Malaga Street art is situated mainly around the Soho area of Malaga. This is a great way to spend an afternoon finding the art and exploring the bars in the triangular area of Soho. A good place to start is the Calle Casas de Campos. For more information and directions on the street art in Malaga click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
Plaza Major
Plaza Major is situated out of Malaga town near the airport and is a designer shopping centre. It is on the Malaga Fuengirola trainline so its easy to get to from Malaga. For more information and directions on Plaza Mayor click / tap the image above or click \ tap the button below for directions only.
Beach & promenade
The Promenade is over severn kilometres of a totally pedestrianised zone, most of it away from the road making this area family friendly. For more information and directions to the promenade click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
Muelle Dos
Muelle Dos is situated between the commercial port and Muelle Uno. Some impressive vessels can be seen here from the small cruise ships like the Wind surf schooner to the latest F100 class Aegis equipped frigates. For more information and directions to Muelle Dos click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
Parque de Malaga
The Parque de Malaga has taken over 100 years to mature into this wonderful park. Full of fountains, statues and the huge variety of tropical and subtropical trees. For more information and directions to the Parque de Malaga click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
Calle Marques de Larios
Calle Marques de Larios is in the centre of Malaga, it’s the number one shopping street boasting all the big names. For more information and directions to Calle Marques de Larios click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
La Concepcion
La Concepcion historical garden is situated just outside Malaga city. This garden is amazing and easy to get-to on the hop on hop off Malaga bus. For more information and directions to La Concepcion click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only
Maria Zambrano
Maria Zambrano Train station is the gateway to Spains rail network. So from here Seville, Granada and Madrid are within easy reach. The station is also on the Malaga Fuengirola trainline. Tap / click the image above for more information or click / tap the button below for directions only.
Parque del Oeste
Parque del Oeste is situated just off the promenade about a kilometre from the city centre. The park is full of surreal abstract sculptures. For more information and directions to the Parque del Oeste click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
Cueva de la Tesoro
Cueva de la Tesoro is situated in Rincon de la victoria a few kilometres from Malaga. It is a Jurassic cave system with paths carved out. For more information and directions to Cueva del Tesoro click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
Museum of Malaga
the museum of Malaga is situated in the centre of town, This new addition to Malaga's tourist attractions and it will not disappoint.The building alone is worth looking a round with wide marble staircases and huge rooms. For more information and directions to the museum of Malaga click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
Outdoor market
The Main outdoor market in Malaga is held on the fairground (Cortijo de Torres) outside of the town centre For more information and directions to the outdoor market in Malaga click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
Getting around the Costa del Sol
Malaga Fuengirola trainline
The trainline has five stations in Torremolinos. Los Alamos, La Colina, Torremolinos, Montemar-Alto and El Pinllo
For more on the stations in Torremolinos click below.
Torremolinos Bus service
Torremolinos has more of a bus stop than a station on Calle Hoya. On the bus time tables it is sometimes known as the Torromolinos terminal. See below for directions to Torremolinos bus station.
Parking in Torremolinos
there are some great parking options in Torremolinos and a lot of it is free or very cheap. Click below for all the options.
Day trips & Attractions
The day trips and attractions below are offered by Viator to open an account click here then grab a great day out or trip
Chamber of Secrets
Skip the Line Ticket Spend the night on the town in Torremolinos at this magic and comedy show. Reserve your tickets ahead of time to guarantee your admission to this popular evening event, featuring puppetry, magic, comedy, and music in an act that appeals to the whole family. Open bar of unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks.
Natural Parck Jeep Eco Tour from Costa del Sol
We will create a whole bunch of positive memories about this wonderful land to all of our guests and they will feel that we deeply encourage respect, appreciation, and care for nature, the traditions, and the people of Andalusia.
Horse and Flamenco Show in Torremolinos
Club Hípico El Ranchito has an unusual show for you, based on rhythm and discipline, music and beauty: “Ritmo a Caballo” Admission includes a free free tour of the stables prior to the show.
Gibraltar Dolphins Full Day Trip
Travel from Spain’s Costa del Sol to Gibraltar’s historic commercial district on this all-day guided sightseeing tour. With an informative guide leading the way, ride on a comfortable air-conditioned bus and check out the three species of dolphins that call the Bay of Gibraltar home. Explore the British territory’s Main Street and see the city’s famous Rock.
Gibraltar sight seeing & shopping trip
Enjoy the sights and shopping of Gibraltar on this full-day trip from the Costa del Sol. Travel to the famous British territory by air-conditioned coach, and discover its main attractions, including the legendary Rock of Gibraltar, on a sightseeing tour. Head inside St Michael’s Cave, meet the cheeky Barbary monkeys and visit Europa Point, where a lighthouse marks the gateway of the Atlantic and Mediterranean.
Setenil de las Bodegas & Ronda day trip
Explore the mountaintop towns of Setenil de las Bodegas and Ronda on a full-day tour from Costa del Sol. First, enjoy free time to explore Setenil and admires the beautiful vistas. Then, head to Ronda for a guided tour of the town’s most impressive monuments, and venture to the Plaza de Toros bullring and museum, said to be one of the oldest in Spain. Conclude with a tour of a winery and a guided tasting before returning to your original departure point.
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Tangier, Morocco Day Trip
Uncover the alluring mystery of Morocco on an immersive full-day trip to Tangier from Costa del Sol. Cruise over the Strait of Gibraltar and enjoy incredible ocean views before arriving amid the exotic scents and sights of Tangier. With a knowledgeable guide, stroll around bustling medinas and souks; feast upon the explosive flavors of an authentic Moroccan lunch; and purchase bespoke souvenirs at a Tangier bazaar
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Markets, music & festival
Costa del Sol markets
Most towns have an outdoor market on the Costa del Sol. click / tap below for more information on all the main markets.
Costa del Sol music
All the main venue's on the Costa del Sol for music concerts including Starlite in Marbella.
Fairs & festivals
There are over 3000 fairs & festivals on the Costa del Sol here is just a few
