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Q: Malaga - Madrid How Can I Buy a Return Ticket?

While purchasing the first ticket, you can mark the Return button, or after purchasing one-way, you can re-enter the system and purchase the return tickets by examining the reverse route sign with the reverse route sign.

Q: How Can I Find the Cheapest Malaga - Madrid Flight Ticket?

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Malaga - Madrid Flight Information

Madrid Local Time

Approximate Flight Time

Approximate Flight Distance

18:07

1 hours

410km

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About Malaga

Malaga is a city located within the borders of Spain. This city, which is governed by a municipality, has managed to take its place within the Andalusian Autonomous Community. This city, located in the east of the Iberian Peninsula, was founded on the Mediterranean coast. Therefore, it is seen that it has improved itself in terms of tourism. The city has a very unique beauty. It is also seen that the city, which hosts many tourists throughout the year, has a very wide area for sightseeing. Among the places to visit, it has managed to win the admiration of its guests with its rivers called Guadalmedina and Guadalhorce, the walls of the Phoenician City, the Ancient Roman amphitheater, city walls from the Visigoth, Arab and Spanish periods, Gibralfarao Castle, Alcazaba Castle, botanical gardens, various museums and churches.

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About Madrid

Madrid is the fifth city in Europe with a very crowded population. The city, the capital of Spain, is located in the central parts of the Iberian peninsula. The city, which is the center of important artistic events with a vibrant cultural structure, has a rich historical heritage. The city's economy is based on insurance, banking and administrative services. The city made significant progress in the manufacturing sector after the Second World War, and sectors such as electrical equipment, textiles, chemicals, plastic materials, truck engines and automobiles are among the types that strengthen the economy. It is among the world's leading centers with many landmarks of the city such as the Prado museum, Buen Retiro Park, Madrid royal palace, and Bornemisza museum.

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