Luggage Storage Cathedral of Malaga

While walking through the beautiful cobbled streets in the heart of Malaga, you may bump into the imposing building of the breathtaking Malaga Cathedral. So, book one of the luggage storage options near the Malaga Cathedral and walk through the church’s entrance, and start your discovery of the city.

We have teamed up with reliable and easily accessible local businesses, our ‘Angels’, to offer an efficient luggage storage service. Whether you require short-term or long-term storage, you can easily find a suitable option for only €5 per bag/per day using our user-friendly website or Radical app in just a few minutes.

We also follow a transparent fixed pricing policy, which means you won’t be charged any extra booking fees for oversized luggage. Additionally, we provide up to €10,000 of security coverage to ensure your peace of mind.

Catedral de la Encarnación de Málaga

The Malaga Cathedral, also known as the Catedral de la Encarnación de Málaga, is located in the heart of the city, and despite being built on the territory of an ex-mosque, it is one of the most well-known Catholic Churches. If you have been wondering how old is Malaga Cathedral, you should know that it was built in 1588, but it was finished only in 1783 because of a huge earthquake.

If you want to visit the Cathedral of Malaga, you can book some through the official website some Malaga Cathedral tickets, for only €8. Within the offer, you can also get a rooftop tour, admiring the wonderful landscape of Malaga, but also the magnificent Malaga Cathedral light show, if you come during Christmas time.

Book your tickets for the Malaga Cathedral and do not worry about logistics since the Cathedral in Malaga is a very well-connected transportation style. The road between the Malaga Airport to the Malaga Cathedral is only twenty minutes of distance by train. If you, instead, need to check out the landmark before leaving the city, you can hop on the nearest train station to Malaga Cathedral, the Centro Alameda station, and, from there, take a train to the central Málaga-María Zambrano Station.

What to do near the Malaga Cathedral

Despite the great beauty of the Malaga Church, there are many other wonderful landmarks in the city that are worth visiting while here. The clock is ticking, and you cannot miss any other minute, but start immediately on the hunt for beautiful memories in Malaga.

In the center of the city, you can find the magnificent Castillo de Gibralfaro, an imposing structure that is at the base of the city’s cultural and historical value. Take a stroll between its ancient walls and, if you are still not satisfied, maybe you can go to the close palace of the Alcazaba. This incredible Moorish structure, from the impressive architecture, stands tall on the city’s skyline, giving you a spectacular view.

On the other hand, Malaga doesn’t lack more artistic places: in fact, you can take a guided tour of the Picasso Museum anytime you want and discover Picasso’s value and impact on the city.