The story of the Titanic comes to life in Málaga. La Leyenda del Titanic (The Legend of the Titanic), the immersive exhibition, is open at Espacio Sohrlin until 5 January 2027, and it’s one of the best days out on the Costa del Sol this winter.
An Award-Winning Immersive Exhibition
The Legend of the Titanic has won three Telly Awards and a Gold Eventex, and was the most awarded immersive exhibition of 2025. It’s produced by MAD Artes Digitales, the studio behind the immersive exhibitions Tutankhamun, The Last Days of Pompeii, Cleopatra and The Odyssey, which have welcomed more than 5 million visitors.
What’s Inside
The visit takes about 80 minutes and combines various experiences in a single ticket:
- Original objects from the White Star Line, the company behind the Titanic, with the stories of real passengers, including the Spaniards on board.
- Virtual reality with 360° sound, recreating the last moments of the Titanic’s orchestra, the band who kept playing as the ship went down.
- A giant 360° room with more than 1,200 m² of projections, following Arthur and Elizabeth Callaghan on their voyage.
- An interactive metaverse room where you explore the wreck and tour the ship as it was in 1912, from the Grand Salon to the Café Parisien.
Good to Know
- Dates: until 5 January 2027, open every day
- Where: Espacio Sohrlin, Calle Almonte 6 (Carretera de Cádiz), Málaga
- Language: English and Spanish
- Ages: suitable for all, recommended for ages 5 and up
- Accessibility: fully accessible. The VR headsets can be worn over glasses. Not recommended for people with epilepsy.
- Tickets: Prices change by day, with Mondays the cheapest and Saturdays the busiest.
- Photos: allowed, without flash
Opening times and prices can change, so check the official exhibition page and book your time slot before you go. Arrive 5 to 10 minutes early.
Getting There
- Metro: Puerta Blanca station, Line 2
- Bus: lines 3, 7, 15 and 40, stop Pacífico – Diputación
- Car: free public parking at Playa de la Misericordia nearby
Coming from Marbella or the west of the coast? It’s an easy drive along the A7, so make a day of it and add a walk through Málaga’s old town. Our English speaker’s guide to Málaga has plenty of ideas, and Chilli FM will keep you company on the drive.
A Perfect Christmas Day Out
With the exhibition open through the festive season, it’s a great idea for the school holidays, a rainy day or a family outing with visitors from home. Combine it with the Christmas lights on Calle Larios for a real Málaga evening.
