The city of Málaga runs lengthwise along the coast. Most ISA students will be able to walk to and from class, so public transportation is not typically something that students will need to use on a daily basis. But Málaga has a variety of transportation methods for getting around the city and the rest of Spain.

BUS
There is a great public bus system in Málaga that can get you pretty much anywhere you need to go. A single ride costs about 1 euro; monthly student passes are available for about 20 euros. Malaga also has a well-connected bus station for travel outside the city. Visit www.emtsam.es for details.

TAXI
Taxis can take you anywhere, but they are more expensive than the bus.

TRAIN
There is a train station in Málaga that connects the city to the rest of Spain, facilitating intrapeninsular travel. Visit www.renfe.es for details.

The AVE is a high-speed train that connects Málaga to Madrid in about two and a half hours.  While more expensive than the bus, the AVE makes a great alternative for getting to the nation's capital in a quick and efficient manner.

AIR
Málaga has its own airport just five minutes from downtown. Flying into or out of Malaga tends to be more expensive than flying into or out of Madrid, but it is really convenient. Visit www.aena.es.