Discover an authentic flamenco show at Tablao Alegría. See traditional dancing and hear beautiful singing and guitar playing from Málaga, the capital of the Costa del Sol. Enjoy a performance by the entire cast. Watch the dancers perform a short scene before the singer and guitarist join them on stage. Next, hear a solo from the guitarist and see each dancer do a solo piece that expresses a range of emotions, including joy, pain, and melancholy. As you watch, relax with drinks and traditional tapas. Admire incredible and spontaneous performances during a magical experience.

The Museo Picasso Málaga was created in response to the artist's desire for his work to be exhibited in the city of his birth in 1881. Its realization is thanks to the combined efforts of the artist´s daughter-in-law and grandson, whose donations provide the body of the art collection, and Junta de Andalucía, who arranged an ambitious project devoted to the artist. Located in the Palacio de Buenavista, declared a National Monument in 1939, the Museo Picasso Málaga opened in the heart of Málaga in 2003. The building boasts a harmonic mix of Renaissance and Mudéjar elements and serene contemporary lines. Phoenician, Roman, and Arabic ruins can be found on the underground floor. This ticket provides access to the permanent collection containing examples of Picasso's revolutionary innovations. See paintings, drawings, sculptures, ceramics, and graphic work, from his first academic studies to his personal Neoclassical perspective. Admire Picasso's overlapping Cubist forms, his experiments in ceramics, his interpretations of the Old Masters, and his last paintings from the 1970s. Break for a snack in the garden Café of the Palacio de Buenavista, a perfect place to end your visit with an appetizer, lunch, or a drink.

Experience the unique atmosphere of dancers, guitarists, and vocalists with this intimate flamenco performance at El Gallo Ronco Flamenco in Malaga. Savor a mouth-watering tapas and a refreshing drink with your ticket.  Show your ticket at the door and enter a charming space with a traditional and cozy atmosphere. Take your seat around the tablao dancing platform and get lost in brightly colored costumes as they flow elegantly with the dancer's emotive movements.   Feel the full force of their graceful movements paired along with the tantalizing Spanish guitar strumming. Be moved by the guttural vocals as they bring this traditional artform to life. 

Watch 'Ritmo a Caballo', an equestrian ballet that has been performed here every Wednesday at 5:45PM uninterrupted for 30 years. The choreography incorporates a mixture of cowboy moves and dressage to Spanish music. Riders wear old Andalusian costumes and the show is directed by José Carlos González Guerrero, who was awarded the Champion of Spain in 2009. The one and a half hour show features 20 horses, all trained by their riders. Be amazed as you watch a group of Spanish horses all move in unison to the beat of the music. Rigorous training and traditional elegance are combined in this impressive performance.

Since March 28, 2015, the Center Pompidou Málaga provides the wider public with the experience of exploring the richness of its collection, the excellence of its programming, the crossing of all the artistic disciplines and the innovativeness of its programs. The Center Pompidou offers you a journey through the art of the 20th and 21st centuries with around seventy selected works from the incomparable collection which is one of the two most important in the modern and contemporary world. This journey through the history of art is renewed every five semesters and is nourished every year. There are also always two to three temporary exhibitions worth exploring. The experience is lived through multidisciplinary programs dedicated to dance, representation, speech, and cinema, with the help of mediation devices aimed above all at a young audience. Thus, the Cubo that houses the Center Pompidou Málaga becomes a living, participative installation, in which the workshops, training and dissemination activities generate a strong sense of creative community. This equipment reaffirms, among its missions and priorities, to constitute a platform for exchanges between society and contemporary creation.

Located in the spectacular “La Tabacalera” building, a former tobacco factory built in 1923 and now converted to an imaginative car museum, the Museo Automovilistico in Malaga offers a fantastic combination of history, art, and culture. With this pre-booked entrance ticket, you can choose to explore the museum’s magical collections on your own, or add on an optional guided tour for some professional commentary. Whichever you choose, you will have access to all the collections, divided into themed areas. Walk through the past, present and future of automobile design, including some rare late 19th-century models, and vehicles designed to run on alternative energy sources. Marvel at the stylish cars of the “Roaring ‘20s” and avant-garde cars that were ahead of their time. Not everything is cutting-edge and off-the-wall however. A collection of 9 of the world’s most popular cars through history brings you back to earth, and includes an immaculate Austin Seven, Morris Minor, and 1960s Velorex. Every Sunday at 12:30 you can enjoy the activity “Running the Engines”. Some of the vehicles of the collection are started, and you have the chance to listen to the engines and to find out their power!

Discover Andalusian culture with this flamenco and horse show experience. Enjoy a drink or a delicious meal as you watch a live Flamenco show and marvel at the grace of the horses in the Ritmo a Caballo horse show. Select the option with the horse show and begin your night with the Ritmo a Caballo Horse Show. Enjoy a quick tour of the stables before seeing the horses in action. Afterward, head to a nearby restaurant, where you will dine on a full menu of Andalusian specialties with drinks. Listen to Andalusian musicians play songs typical of the region. After dinner, take in a dance performance by the Flamenco Show Company Jose Lucena. As an adult you will enjoy a zucchini cream soup followed by barbequed pork, chicken kebabs marinated Andalusian style, Spanish-style potatoes, and a salad. Finish your meal with a seasonal dessert. Nibble on bread and butter, and sip on drinks during dinner until the start of the show. For children begin with a zucchini cream soup before digging into a hamburger, fries, and marinated chicken shashlik with Andalusian spices. You will finish with a seasonal dessert.

Enjoy entrance to the Museo Casa Natal de Picasso in Malaga. Wander through the temporary exhibition, and see interesting personal mementos from Picasso’s life. The first floor displays works by the artist and his father, Jose Ruiz Blasco. As you explore the museum's 9 rooms, discover the thematic importance of Malaga to Picasso's work. Find out about his artistic training and early life, and learn about the significance of nudes, bullfighting, doves, the Mediterranean, and other symbolic influences in Picasso's art. See objects from Picasso's early life, from one of his baby shirts to the shoes he learned to walk in. Get a glimpse into his family life with photographs and portraits, and admire Picasso's art in a range of media, including sketchbooks, lithographs, ceramics, and more. The museum also contains over 3,500 examples of contemporary art by more than 200 artists, including a large selection of graphic art by Miró, Bacon, Ernst, Matta, and many other artists. Contemporary artists from the 1950s to the present day are also represented.

Go to the newly restored Museo Carmen Thyssen in Málaga, and see stunning examples of 19th-century Spanish and Andalucían art. You have the option to tour on your own, or with a guide for added information. Explore the permanent collection, temporary collection, or both. Whichever option you choose, you will get time to admire the beautiful 16th-century Palacio de Villalón, a key example of the city’s Renaissance architecture. The palace was built over the remains of the Roman city, within the old Moorish quarter of Málaga, and restoration focused on the recovery of its original layout, combined with newly built areas that co-exist in an understated manner. Arranged over 2 floors around a central courtyard, surrounded by arcaded galleries, particularly notable elements are the carved wooden ceilings and supporting fretwork in the principal rooms, where a number of 17th-century Spanish paintings are on display. Adjoining the palace are various new buildings designed in a contemporary style to house the permanent and temporary exhibitions. From its outset the Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza collection has been admired for its wide-ranging scope and rigorous quality, presenting a comprehensive survey of 19th-century Spanish painting genres, with a particular focus on Andalusia.