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With this delicious walking tapas tour through the city, you’ll have the opportunity to sample some of the region’s most famous products in just a few hours, all under the guidance of a passionate foodie host. Visit top specialty shops, eateries, and bars where you can feast on local delights like Pescaito frito, Papas aliñás , and so much more. Along the way, enjoy bites of regional dishes while hearing fascinating stories about the food, the places, and the rich gastronomic traditions of the area. It’s a true culinary journey with a small group of fellow food lovers! - Explore with a local food expert to discover the best local specialties - Taste both savory and sweet local delicacies as you cross the city - Learn about Cadiz's rich culinary history and culture while you taste - A small-group experience for a relaxed pace and informal vibe

Ride through the rugged landscape around Mijas—and discover parts of the region you’d otherwise miss—on this small-group all-terrain vehicle (ATV) adventure. Suitable for beginners, an introductory lesson, safety briefing, and helmet are conveniently provided before it’s time to hop onboard. Explore on a two-person vehicle, learn new driving techniques, and cruise through rural trails and hilly corners.

Getting to Gibraltar from Malaga or Costa del Sol without a car can be challenging. Skip the hassle of renting and driving a car when you book this shared tour that handles the logistics. Once you cross the border, enjoy a full day to explore at your leisure. At the designated time, simply regroup and relax during the return trip.

The Colomares Castle is a unique monument on the Costa del Sol. Built at the end of the 20th century, here we are told the story of Christopher Columbus' first trip to America. In this tour we help you to read this magnificent book made in stone and to decipher all the symbols found here.

Perched high in the hills, overlooking the Mediterranean coast, the white-painted town of Mijas is one of Andalucia’s prettiest towns. On this tour, zip around the sights of Mijas on a fun and eco-friendly electric tuk-tuk. Stop at all the most popular landmarks, including the medieval walls, the bullring, and the church, then climb up to a viewpoint for a spectacular view of the entire Costa del Sol.

This small-group tapas bar tour is perfect for those hoping to discover the “real” Granada. After meeting your guide at the Plaza de Isabel La Catolica, head to several different tapas bars, picked to match the unique tastes of each tour group. Not limited to the city center, the tour is focused on discovering hidden locations—from the narrow streets of the Albayzin district to the Granada city caves.

Visit the Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza de Caballería de Sevilla (also known as Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza de Sevilla) in the best way: with an official guide from Sevilla Única, a small group with a maximum of 19 people and one ticket arranged in advance. You'll enter this historic precinct with ease and hear all the information as you explore, even going to the center of the square.

"Its streets crowned the hill, as if rocked by the sea that painted that green background full of white polka dots in intense blue. The calm of its light accompanied us as we climbed its steep streets, leaving behind the old Ingenio once the hub of local commerce ..." In this experience, he will take us through the streets of Nerja and its famous Balcony of Europe, as well as Frigiliana. This, known as the "Village of the Three Cultures", has a preferential place in the list of The Most Beautiful Towns of the Iberian Peninsula. Today it offers us unique images, almost transporting us in space and time. Characteristics that make it an ideal destination not only for those who want to enjoy a pleasant visual walk through history and legends, but it is also an almost mandatory stop for photography lovers. Likewise, we will direct our gaze to El Acebuchal, a town abandoned in times of the Civil War and today rebuilt.

Explore one of Seville’s top attractions, the Royal Alcazar of Seville, with the benefit of a private guide who shares detailed commentary about this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about the combination of cultures that come together, and hear about the ceramics and plasterwork of the Alcazar. Your tour covers both the buildings and gardens of this renowned monument. Entrance fees extra.

Feel like a member of royal life as you stroll through the enchanting Alhambra on this 3-hour tour. Gaze in awe at the exquisite gardens and fabulous Moorish-style architecture of the UNESCO-listed palace and fortress and gardens. Then stroll among the quiet courtyards, narrow streets and impressive Andalusian facades. As you progress, your professional art historian guide will help you locate the unique architecture and buildings of the Alhambra and of course read all the Arabic epigraphy.

We offer you a professional service and close treatment. You can enjoy a pleasant walk through our beautiful old town (declared a Site of Cultural Interest), while learning about our rich history. We will show you the most picturesque corners, the best views of the natural park and the Mediterranean Sea, and the main monuments of our town. We guarantee you a pleasant experience in an incomparable setting.

Experience the unspoiled natural scenery and wonderful climate of the Las Alpujarras region on a full-day tour from Granada. Discover the famous medicinal spa town of Lanjaron, admire the remarkably rugged peaks of the Sierra Nevada, Spain’s highest mountain range, from a selection of idyllic vantage points, and feast upon a traditional Alpujarreno lunch while perched above the dramatic Ravine of Poquiera on this enriching excursion.

The Andalusian city of Córdoba is full of history, especially when it comes to religion. Take a guided tour of the city and learn how the three major religions came to the region. Stroll through the old streets of the Jewish Quarter, visit the famous Alcázar fortress and stop at the Mosque-Cathedral that combines Muslim and Christian art.

Be seduced by the picturesque beauty of Spain’s White Villages during a full-day private trip to Ronda and the UNESCO-listed Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park from Seville. Alongside your guide, you’ll visit the El Gato and La Pileta caves and partake in ecological activities like bird-watching and animal-tracking. Marvel at the abundance of olive groves and the explore the magnificent wonderland of Sierra of Grazalema, home to a verdant landscape known as the Green Throat. Hotel pick-up and drop-off is included.

Cadiz can sometimes feel inaccessible to foreign visitors. Take the mystery out of your visit by exploring with a local on a private, customized walking tour. Your guide contacts you beforehand to understand your interests and tastes, ensuring you only visit the places you care about. This is a personalized tour where you will discover the exterior of monuments, including museums; however, if you’d like to include an interior museum visit, just let us know in advance. As you explore, your guide shares insights into local life and history, giving you a richer understanding of Cadiz culture. Perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples, this tour offers exclusive access to insider knowledge and hidden gems you won’t find on your own.

Explore Cordoba’s exquisite Mosque-Cathedral (Mezquita) on a walking tour with an art historian guide. Your guide shares commentary about the sacred site, which was constructed in the eighth century as the Great Mosque, then was converted into a cathedral in the thirteenth century. This 75-minute tour reveals fascinating details about this important Spanish monument, which is located within the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Historic Centre of Cordoba.

Enjoy a day outdoors by going on a guided electric bike tour in Seville. Traveling on an electric bike means you won’t get tired legs, and you’ll get to see more than you would do on a walking tour. You’ll travel between dispersed sites with a guide, so you won’t get lost, and see multiple city highlights in a day such as Palace of San Telmo, Alcázar, and Maria Luisa Park.

Give the star attraction of UNESCO-listed Cordoba the attention it deserves on a private tour that lets you explore the Mezquita (Mosque of Cordoba) at your own pace. You'll also avoid the hassle of prebooking your own tickets. Follow your guide on a 1-hour tour, as you explore the iconic landmark and admire its striking combination of Christian and Islamic features.

Step back in time to the era of ancient Rome on a half-day trip to the city of Italica, a culture-rich city often overlooked. This Roman township, considered to be the first founded on the Iberian Peninsula, was also the birthplace of emperors Trajan and Hadrian, so it's the ideal place for history buffs. Stop by the Roman theater, among the biggest in the ancient world, and admire this archaeological site’s time-worn mosaics and examples of ‘domus’ dwellings.

Enhance your experience of the Alcázar of Seville. Appreciate the mix of mudéjar, Renaissance, and 19th-century architecture as you pass through areas like the Patio of the Maidens, the Ambassador's Room, and the English gardens. Upgrade to include skip-the-line entry and a guided tour of Seville Cathedral—one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world—and access to UNESCO-listed landmark La Giralda.

Explore more of Andalusia—and take the guesswork out of sightseeing—on this small-group tour to Ronda, Zahara, and Setenil de las Bodegas from Seville, including breakfast. Learn about history, culture, and architecture while exploring the villages. Walk along cobblestone streets, step inside Zahara Castle, and take in panoramic views at the El Tajo gorge. Explore landmarks including Ronda’s New Bridge plus hidden gems you might otherwise have missed.

Immerse yourself in Seville's cultural heritage on this private tour of the Cathedral of Seville and the Royal Alcazar Palace. Bypass the crowds outside with skip-the-line entry to both locations, allowing you more time to explore. Let your guide lead the way, as you learn about the history and architecture of these landmarks. If you're short on time, opt to tour just one of these locations rather than both.

Explore Seville with your taste buds—and avoid the tourist traps—on this small-group food tour led by a local, with plenty of tastings included. Step inside a number of different eateries, including a historic tavern, and sample traditional delicacies including jamón ibérico, chorizo al infierno, and tinto de verano. Hear stories about the city’s food and drink culture and discover ingredients and flavors you might otherwise have missed.

The city of Italica, a thriving metropolis, was home to one of the largest amphitheaters in the Roman empire and the birthplace of two different Roman emperors. Today, its ruins, although majestic, repay exploring with a guide. This small-group tour gets you priority entrance and the services of a Blue Badge guide, with headsets to hear them bring the ancient stones to life.