By car

Malaga is linked by road with the rest of the country by means of the A-45 and A-92 motorways. The A-45 connects to the A-4 (Autovía del Sur), which goes on to Madrid. The other connections and main roads in the country feed into the A-92, which runs through the whole of Andalusia. The A-45 enters Malaga through Ciudad Jardín, and continues on into the city centre. Another option is to take the east and west ring roads if your destination is in some other part of the city.

Road connections with the other population centres along the coast are on the A-7 (Autovía del Mediterráneo) motorway which runs along the whole of the coastline in the province of Malaga.

Located 8 km outside the city, Malaga - Costa del Sol International Airport has regular flights to all main Spanish and European cities. The centre of Malaga can be reached rapidly from the airport by train, bus or taxi. The taxi journey may cost around € 20 (the fare depends on the time, day of the week, public holidays, and the various service supplements). 
 
The C-1 local railway takes you to the centre in 12 minutes, and the ticket costs €1.80. The journey on the Airport Express (Line 75) bus takes around 15 minutes and costs € 3.
 
 
Address: 
Avenida Comandante García Morato, s/n
29004 - Málaga (Andalusia)

Tlf.:+34 902404704Tlf.:+34 913211000 
http://www.aena.es/es/aeropuerto-malaga/index.html

Malaga is linked by High Speed Trains (AVE) to Madrid (taking approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes), Córdoba, Puente Genil, Antequera, Zaragoza, Tarragona and Barcelona.
 
It is also connected with other major Spanish cities by means of long- and medium-distance railway lines.The city also has a modern and centrally located railway station, the Malaga-Maria Zambrano station, located beside the intercity and international coach station. The station is also the access point for the local railway lines that go to the airport, and to destinations throughout the province such as Torremolinos, Benalmádena and Fuengirola. There are also various city bus lines which run to the station from different parts of the city.
 
 Renfe Spain Pass
 
 This pass allows non-residents to travel around Spain by train. This system is very practical, as it can be used on all AVE long-distance and mid-distance high-speed trains. The Renfe Spain Pass is valid for one month from the first trip and comes in two formats (Business/Club and Tourist). It can be purchased up to six months in advance, and is available for 4, 6, 8, or 10 journeys.
 
More information: Renfe Spain Pass
 
What's more, remember your long-distance tickets also entitle you to use –at no extra charge– the local Cercanías trains that take you to the city centre and to Malaga Airport. 
 
Address: 
Explanada de la Estación, s/n
29002 - Malaga (Andalusia)
 
Malaga - María Zambrano Railway Station
Tlf.:+34 902432343
Renfe:
Tlf.:+34 902240505

Malaga bus station is located near the centre beside the María Zambrano railway station. This is a major transport hub, as it handles companies offering international travel originating and ending in other Europe cities. There are also bus lines to the rest of Spain, and intercity buses that connect with other cities in the province of Malaga and Andalusia.
 
Address: 
Paseo de los Tilos s/n
29006 - Málaga (Andalusia)
 
www.estabus.emtsam.es
Tlf.:+34 952350061