Malaga - María Zambrano Train Station

Málaga is one of the key points in Spanish high-speed rail, especially thanks to the Málaga - María Zambrano station. Located on Explanada de la Estación, it constitutes an intermodal transport hub, connecting with Málaga Bus Station and the metro.  

The station provides Alta Velocidad (high-speed), Larga Distancia (long-distance), Media Distancia (mid-distance) services and connects with the C1 and C2 Cercanías lines. The C1 line connects to the Málaga - Costa del Sol Airport. 

Remember that the train is the fastest, most comfortable and most sustainable way to travel. In addition, by buying your ticket in advance, you get the cheapest prices. Make the most of our discounts for children, young people, seniors, large families and more. 

The opening hours of the Málaga María Zambrano station are from 05:00 to 00:45.  

What to do near Málaga María Zambrano Station

Have you just arrived in Malaga and don't know where to start? Just keep reading and discover some places to see near Malaga train station. 

• Station Málaga – María Zambrano boasts a vibrant space full of possibilities, thanks to the more than 100 commercial spaces inside. Over 47,000 square metres of leisure! Clothes, restaurants, cinemas... 
• What's more, the station is right in the heart of Malaga. There's no excuse not to explore the city's historical centre. An old town of the city watched over by the Alcazaba, an 11th-century Islamic medieval fortified palace. Stroll along its main street, Marqués de Larios, lined with shops, restaurants, squares and more. 
• If you need a break, in less than a 20-minute walk you can visit the Port of Malaga, and one of the first beaches you'll come across is Malagueta Beach. Get your swimsuit ready for a refreshing dip! 
• Finally, if you like art, there are plenty of galleries and museums to enjoy. You can visit the Picasso Museum of Malaga, home to a collection of over 200 works by the Malaga-born artist Pablo Picasso, or head to the Centre Pompidou Málaga, where you can discover a journey through 20th and 21st-century art. Renfe recommends letting yourself be swept away by the art in each gallery.