🇪🇸 How to get from Malaga Airport to Malaga city centre by train in 2024

🇪🇸 How to get from Malaga Airport to Malaga city centre by train in 2024

In this video I’ll show you how to get from Malaga airport to Malaga City Center by train malaga’s Costa Del Soul airport AGP is a relatively large airport in southern Spain when you land at the airport you’ll be directed into the building where there’s quite a lot of walking to be [Applause] Done eventually you get to passport control and then when you pass through there’s a large area where you can reclaim your baggage and then pass various shops you’ll start to see these signs on the ceiling and you’ll specifically be looking for this Icon by the way you can

Buy a bottle of water at Mala Airport from these vending machines for just €110 you’ll see these machines located at various locations around the airport continue on your walk taking a right and passing some ATM machines which charge extortionate rates so avoid using these and head out of the arrivals area and

Again turn right you’re now at the exit doors out of the airport and you’ll see this sign above the doors again with the train icon on it head outside into a busy area and you should see this sign above your head but at this point it’s a bit

Confusing because you need to head left a little instead of straight on you’ll see this sign pointing to the left pass it and continue on and you should be able to see this building on the right cross another road and enter that building ticket machines are on the

Right as you enter the building and this is where you can buy a train ticket so apologies for the quality of these photos I took but here I’ll show you how to navigate the ticket by in process use the touch screen to select your language here I have selected English now you

Want to select single ticket you’ll then be asked if you have a ren fee card if you visit Spain often you may have one already in which case you can reload the card however if you don’t have one just select no you can now select a destination there’s a roote map on the

Side of the machine and for City Center destinations you’re taking the blue C1 line to Centro Alameda which is the end of the line however if you want to travel to other destinations in area from the main railway station then you need to get off one step earlier at

Maria zambano so let’s select either Malaga Centro or Malaga Maria s brano we selected cental so then you’re on to the confirmation screen where you can select more than one ticket if you need you can also see the price here €230 at the time of recording in 2024 if you’re happy

Select confirm now select payment type cash is Euros only we selected credit for credit or debit card payments you’ll now see this screen so just look to your right and insert your card here or you can use contactless or Apple or Android pay here it’ll now print your ticket so

Look down at the slot below and collect your ticket and here you have your ticket look to your left now and you you can pass through the barriers by tapping this ticket on the red panel on the top now head to your left and down to platform Two on the platform you’ll see these destination boards showing the next train wait for the train to arrive remember it’s three stops to Maria Zambrano and four to cental Almeda I hope you found this useful and enjoy your time in Malaga thanks for watching please like And subscribe and I’ll see

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Arriving at Malaga (Málaga) Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) and need to get to the city centre?
The quickest way is by train (metro).
In this video I’ll show you where you can get the train at the Airport, how to buy a train ticket at Málaga airport, and where to catch the train.

0:00 Arriving into Malaga Airport
0:13 How to navigate through Malaga Airport
0:44 How much is a bottle of water at Malaga Airport?
0:53 Finding your way out of Malaga Airport
1:30 Where to catch the Malaga Airport Train
1:40 How to buy a Malaga Airport train ticket
3:00 How to get to catch the train

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