The largest city to southern Spain and the Costa del Sol, the city of Malaga offers the best climate in Europe.
It is also known as the birthplace of the famous painter Pablo Picasso. Malaga swells with cultural and historical attractions. Malaga City is now one of Spain's hottest cultural, gastronomic and leisure destinations.
Malaga's history spans about 2800 years, making it one of the oldest cities in the world. The archaeological remains and monuments from the Phoenician, Roman, Arabic and Christian eras make the historic center of the city an "open museum".
There are not many destinations where you can visit world-class museums in the morning and eating lunch on the beach in the afternoon: Malaga is one of those destinations.
CONGRESS CENTER
The WCO IOF ESCEO Congress will take place at the Palacio de Ferias y Congresos de Málaga (Fycma). The Congress center has been conceived as a strategic place for business with the vocation to become a leading referral center for conventions and fair activities in the national and international arena, currently leading the conventions business among countries in the Mediterranean bassin.
The train station is located in the exterior arrivals area of Terminal T3.
Line C1 connects Malaga airport with the city center (Malaga-Centro Alameda).
Estimated travel time: 12 minutes.
Fares One-Way Ticket: 1.80 €
Frequency: about 20 minutes.
For more information: www.renfe.com/EN/viajeros/
BUS
Several bus lines connect the airport to the center of Malaga.
Estimated travel time: 15 minutes to the center of Malaga.
Estimated travel time: 20 minutes to the center of Malaga.
Take the MA-23 heading southeast. Continue to MA-20 heading north. Take the exit 7 for A-357 toward centro urbano. Follow centro urbano then Av. de Andalucia.
2) FROM THE TRAIN STATION
TAXI
Many taxis can be found at the main entrance of the Maria Zambrano train station.
METRO C1 & C2
There are 3 main train stations in the center of Malaga: Maria Zambrano, Centro Alameda and Victoria Kent.
From Maria Zambrano: take the train C1 or C2 to Victoria Kent (about 2 minutes)
From Centro Alameda: take the train C1 or C2 to Victoria Kent (about 5 minutes)
Victoria Kent is about 14 minutes walking distance to FYCMA.
Fares One-Way Ticket: 1.80 €
Frequency: about 10-20 minutes.
For more information: www.renfe.com/EN/viajeros/
BUS
Line 20 in front of the train station (stop 403) to Camino de San Rafael - Recinto Ferial (stop 2413 - 10 stops). It takes about 14 minutes. It’s approximately 4 minutes walking distance to FYCMA.
Line 19 at the stop Paseo de los Tilos - Estación de Autobuses near the train station (stop 2417) to Palacio de Ferias (stop 2204 - 9 stops). It takes about 12 minutes. It’s approximately 9 minutes walking distance to FYCMA.
Line 4 at the stop Paseo de los Tilos - Estación de Autobuses near the train station (stop 2417) to Max Estrella - Palacio de Ferias (stop 418 - 9 stops). It takes about 10 minutes. It’s approximately 10 minutes walking distance to FYCMA.
3) FROM THE CITY CENTER
Means to get to FYCMA from the city center:
METRO C1 & C2
Take the train C1 or C2 at Centro Alameda to Victoria Kent (about 5 minutes). It is about 14 minutes walking distance to FYCMA.
Fares One-Way Ticket: 1.80 €
Frequency: about 10-20 minutes.
For more information: www.renfe.com/EN/viajeros/
BUS
Line 20 to Camino de San Rafael - Recinto Ferial (stop 2413). It’s approximately 4 minutes walking distance to FYCMA.
Line 19 to Palacio de Ferias (stop 2204). It’s approximately 9 minutes walking distance to FYCMA.
Line 4 to Max Estrella - Palacio de Ferias (stop 418). It’s approximately 10 minutes walking distance to FYCMA.
Line 64 to Camino de San Rafael - Recinto Ferial (stop 2463). It’s approximately 4 minutes walking distance to FYCMA.
Line F to Recinto Ferial (stop 88). It’s approximately 4 minutes walking distance to FYCMA.
4) BY CAR
The main highways are the A-45, coming north from Cordoba and the A-7, coming west from Cadiz and coming east from Almeria. When arriving in Malaga, follow the directions to Palacio de Ferias.
The largest city to southern Spain and the Costa del Sol, the city of Malaga offers the best climate in Europe.
It is also known as the birthplace of the famous painter Pablo Picasso. Malaga swells with cultural and historical attractions. Malaga City is now one of Spain's hottest cultural, gastronomic and leisure destinations.
Malaga's history spans about 2800 years, making it one of the oldest cities in the world. The archaeological remains and monuments from the Phoenician, Roman, Arabic and Christian eras make the historic center of the city an "open museum".
There are not many destinations where you can visit world-class museums in the morning and eating lunch on the beach in the afternoon: Malaga is one of those destinations.
The WCO IOF ESCEO Congress will take place at the Palacio de Ferias y Congresos de Málaga (Fycma). The Congress center has been conceived as a strategic place for business with the vocation to become a leading referral center for conventions and fair activities in the national and international arena, currently leading the conventions business among countries in the Mediterranean bassin.
How to reach the congress center?
The Airport is located only 6km away from FYCMA.
The taxi rank is situated at the arrivals area of terminal T3.
For more information: http://www.aena.es/csee/Satellite/Aeropuerto-Malaga/en/Page/123755440462...
The train station is located in the exterior arrivals area of Terminal T3.
Line C1 connects Malaga airport with the city center (Malaga-Centro Alameda).
Estimated travel time: 12 minutes.
Fares One-Way Ticket: 1.80 €
Frequency: about 20 minutes.
For more information: www.renfe.com/EN/viajeros/
Several bus lines connect the airport to the center of Malaga.
Estimated travel time: 15 minutes to the center of Malaga.
Fares Single Ticket: 3 €.
Frequency: about 30 minutes.
For more information: http://www.aena.es/csee/Satellite/Aeropuerto-Malaga/en/InfoPractica_FP/1...
Fares Single Ticket: 1,65 €
Frequency: about 1h30.
For more information: http://www.aena.es/csee/Satellite/Aeropuerto-Malaga/en/InfoPractica_FP/1...
Estimated travel time: 20 minutes to the center of Malaga.
Take the MA-23 heading southeast. Continue to MA-20 heading north. Take the exit 7 for A-357 toward centro urbano. Follow centro urbano then Av. de Andalucia.
Many taxis can be found at the main entrance of the Maria Zambrano train station.
There are 3 main train stations in the center of Malaga: Maria Zambrano, Centro Alameda and Victoria Kent.
Victoria Kent is about 14 minutes walking distance to FYCMA.
Fares One-Way Ticket: 1.80 €
Frequency: about 10-20 minutes.
For more information: www.renfe.com/EN/viajeros/
Means to get to FYCMA from the city center:
Take the train C1 or C2 at Centro Alameda to Victoria Kent (about 5 minutes). It is about 14 minutes walking distance to FYCMA.
Fares One-Way Ticket: 1.80 €
Frequency: about 10-20 minutes.
For more information: www.renfe.com/EN/viajeros/