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With rich art history and medieval fortifications lining the pretty shoreline, Málaga is much more than just a gateway to the Costa del Sol. On this private walking tour, explore the city as your private guide showcases the best of Málaga’s culture, gastronomy, and traditions. Take in top attractions like the beautiful Calle Marqués de Larios and the Plaza de la Constitución, and personalize your route to see the sites of most interest.

The guide can adapt this 2h excursion to your personal preferences to go on a sightseeing tour or visit the monuments: Picasso Birthplace Museum, The Cathedral or The Fortress “Alcazaba”. The excursion is educational and entertaining in nature, consists of tales, interesting facts, legends and traditions for those who do not like boring lectures and dates. I hope you enjoy I promise you it will be interesting and not exhausting, after which you will have enough energy for other adventures (Entrance tickets are not included in the cost of excursions)

Explore Malaga without having to worry about how to fit everything in on this half-day walking tour and catamaran cruise. With a storied history spanning back to the time of the Moors and beyond, Malaga has a vast variety of sights for tourists to discover, from the Alcazaba fortress and Palacio Nazari to Malaga’s bustling seaport. Then, see the city from a different perspective on a cruise along the city's coastline.

When your cruise ship sails into the picturesque Port of Malaga, venture to the glittering city of Granada to explore the ancient Alhambra palace complex. Accompanied by an insightful guide, sail past the long lines in the crowded entrance hall and set out to explore the opulent chambers of the complex. See legendary landmarks like the Alcazaba Fortress and the Nasrid Palaces, and stroll amid the botanical beauty of the Genralife Gardens. Enjoy a stress-free sojourn with a priority access pass.

Enjoy this completely private walking 4-hour tour of Málaga and explore the city’s most iconic places. Since the inauguration of the Picasso museum in 2003, the city has been enjoying a rebirth of it's cultural life. Malaga has hosted different cultures, from the romans, to the moors, to the beeing nowadays one of the most important cities of Andalucia. Visit the cathedral of Malaga, known as "la manquita".

The Alhambra is easily Granada's most important attractions, and it's an amazing place to learn about the region's rich Moorish history. With this three-hour, skip-the-line guided tour, you and your party will explore the old castle with an expert guide, exploring its many palaces and gardens as you learn about the history of the Nasrid Dynasty.

Travelers in Malaga who are short on time can take advantage of this quick tour with a local guide. Conducted in small groups of up to six people, you can enjoy a personalized and intimate experience. Get acquainted with Malaga as you learn about its history, vibrant culture, and modern transformation. Starting at the Marqués de Larios statue, stroll through this captivating city while taking in the sights as you go.

Discover two of Málaga’s most iconic landmarks on a guided walking tour that takes you straight into the heart of the city’s history. From the very beginning, we’ll welcome you and organize the group before starting a journey through the Alcazaba and the Roman Theatre, two must-see monuments that reflect Málaga’s rich cultural heritage. Throughout the tour, you’ll uncover how Roman and Muslim civilizations shaped the city, leaving a legacy that has been carefully preserved over the centuries. This is more than just a visit… it’s a journey through time ⏳ filled with stories, insights, and hidden details that will change the way you see Málaga.

Start your day in Malaga with a traditional Andalusian breakfast at a historic café while the city wakes up. Enjoy freshly made churros with chocolate and a classic Spanish bocadillo, served with coffee or fresh orange juice. After breakfast, continue with a relaxed guided walk through Malaga’s historic center. Discover Atarazanas Market, Plaza de la Constitución, the surroundings of the Alcazaba and the exterior of Malaga Cathedral, plus quieter corners beyond the usual tourist routes. This experience focuses on atmosphere, local habits and the city’s everyday rhythm — the only experience in Malaga that combines a traditional Andalusian breakfast with a guided local walk. -Traditional Andalusian breakfast with churros and bocadillo -Choice of coffee or fresh orange juice -Relaxed walking tour through Malaga’s historic center -Pass by Atarazanas Market, Alcazaba and Malaga Cathedral -Small-group experience (maximum 10 participants)

Discover Malaga’s coastal beauty and ancient treasures on this private, 3-hour walking tour. See architectural highlights like the Roman Theater and the stunning Malaga Cathedral while your knowledgeable guide shares tales from the city’s nearly 3,000 years of history. Step inside the awe-inspiring Alcazaba fortress, one of the highlights of any visit to Malaga. Enjoy a stop for light refreshments and the personalized attention of your private guide.

Experience one of southern Spain’s must-see attractions, The Alhambra, on this guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup in Cordoba, travel to Granada by luxury vehicle and spend the day exploring this nearly 1,200-year-old palace and fortress complex. Learn about its fascinating history from a professional guide and enjoy skip-the-line access to sites like Alcazaba and La Qasba, Nazaries Palaces and Generalife.

If walls could talk, Malaga’s historical city centre would tell an epic tale of transformation. On this walking tour, you’ll decode the buildings in one of Spain’s oldest cities, learning about its origins as a Phoenician trading post, an Islamic stronghold and, finally, a modern Mediterranean destination. This self-guided walking tour starts in front of Monumento al Marqués de Larios, the statue commemorating the industrialist who contributed to the city’s development in the 1800s. From there, you’ll stroll along Muelle Uno (the revitalised waterfront promenade) before making your way into the historical centre. As you walk, Manuel, an architect specialising in Andalusian historical architecture and urbanism, will share the stories behind the landmarks.

Discover Malaga like never before on this 3.5-hour walking food tour, where history and gastronomy collide. Explore iconic landmarks like Calle Larios, the Gothic Cathedral, and Alcazaba Fortress while indulging in the heart of Spain’s culinary traditions—tapas! Wander through the vibrant Atarazanas Market and visit passionate local artisans, chefs, and grocers who bring the flavors of Malaga to life. Our expert guide will share captivating stories about the city’s history and culture, making each stop unforgettable. Perfect for food lovers and history enthusiasts alike, this tour offers a unique blend of sightseeing and authentic Spanish cuisine, creating memories that last a lifetime. Book now and let the sights, stories, and tastes of Malaga enchant you!

Discover Malaga in one day through 24 iconic attractions that illustrate the wealth of this Andalusian city. Explore sights like Plaza del Siglo, Picasso Museum, and the Alcazaba, while enjoying the city’s warm atmosphere. This 5.3 km tour, lasting 2h15, immerses you in Malagasy history and culture, with stops in historic sites, gardens and beaches. Enjoy an immersive experience with audio guides that will provide fascinating anecdotes about each site visited. - 5.3 km itinerary to explore Malaga in 2h15 - Visit 24 places of interest, including Picasso Museum and Alcazaba - Audio guides available to enrich your experience - Ideal for lovers of art, history and local culture.

Málaga’s position as the main port in southeastern Spain has made it historically relevant for millennia. On this self-guided audio tour produced by Context Travel expert and licensed guide, Manu Barba, you’ll discover how the city evolved from a Phoenician settlement to a thriving Mediterranean hub. As you explore the historic center, you’ll hear the fascinating stories behind Málaga’s most iconic landmarks. You’ll also find out how this coastal city became the vibrant cultural destination it is today. Your journey begins at the Monument to the Marquee of Larios on Plaza de la Marina. You’ll weave through medieval alleys to the stunning Atarazanas Central Market, housed in what was once an Islamic shipyard from the 1500s. Along the way, you’ll discover Casa del Guardia, one of Málaga’s oldest wineries, where you can sample the sweet Moscatel wines that have made the region famous. The tour ends near Málaga’s City Hall, designed by renowned local architect Fernando Guerrero Strachan.

Malaga is much more than beaches and fried fish. It is a place full of history and secrets that only a Malaga can share with you. On this 2-hour tour, an official and local guide will take you on a journey through almost 3,000 years of history, from the Phoenicians to the present day, including anecdotes from Romans, Muslims and international artists closely related to Malaga. Enjoy a pleasant and close experience in small groups, where you can ask questions and explore each corner with peace of mind.

This is a dynamic and entertaining way to enjoy Malaga's iconic sights. The book will guide you as you collect clues and information to solve the puzzle.

Enjoy this completely private walking 2-hour tour of Málaga and explore the city’s most iconic places. Since the inauguration of the Picasso museum in 2003, the city has been enjoying a rebirth of it's cultural life. Malaga has hosted different cultures, from the romans, to the moors, to the beeing nowadays one of the most important cities of Andalucia.

Experience the history and culture of Costa del Sol’s largest city on this guided walking excursion. Meet up with a knowledgeable local guide and explore landmarks like the Alcazaba, the Picasso Museum, Constitution Square, and the towering Malaga Cathedral. Enjoy a relaxing stroll down Alcazabilla Street, learn about the city’s stories and legends, and marvel at the spots where Pablo Picasso was born and baptized.

Join a Local for a two-hour exclusive journey through Malaga, a can't-miss experience that invites you to admire historic landmarks, relive storied pasts, and dive into the city's rich culture. • Discover Malaga’s past with the guidance of a Local. • Uncover how the Alcazaba has defined Malaga's history. • Experience a personalised tour, tailored to your interests. • Get curated recommendations for further city discovery. • Enjoy a private and intimate tour, exclusively for your group. Immerse yourself in Malaga's heritage and let its history become part of your own journey.

Start your visit at Plaza de la Constitución, the vibrant heart of the city, to enjoy its historic and dynamic atmosphere. From there, stroll along the elegant Calle Larios, lined with boutiques and cafés, until you reach Plaza de la Merced, home to Picasso's Birthplace, a place steeped in history and art. End your tour at the majestic Alcazaba, a fortress that offers spectacular views and transports you back to the city's Muslim era.

Discover why Andalusia is a top cycling destination as you pedal through Malaga's beautiful parks, along the impressive promenade, and around the new luxury harbor. Your private guide will lead you on a journey through more than 3000 years of Andalusian history, sharing intriguing facts and entertaining anecdotes about daily life. Experience the vibrant culture of Malaga and its reputation for passion and zest for life. If you prefer a more active tour, opt for a fitness-focused program led by a fitness expert. This tailored program allows you to enhance your fitness while enjoying the stunning scenery of the Malaga coastline. The classic tour is suitable for all ages, with a leisurely pace that allows plenty of time for photos. All bikes are well-maintained and in excellent condition, ensuring a safe and enjoyable ride.

Embark on a charming 2-hour walking tour of Malaga’s historic centre. We will start at the famous Plaza de la Merced, where you will discover the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. Then we will walk along the vibrant Larios Street, full of bustling shops and cozy cafes, until we reach the magnificent Malaga Cathedral, affectionately called “La Manquita”. We will visit the Roman Theatre and the old Alcazaba outside, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Our tour ends at the lively Atarazanas Market, where you will get to know the local culture and taste the Andalusian specialties. Whether you’re passionate about history or just want to soak up the local atmosphere, this tour gives you an ideal insight into Malaga’s rich heritage and vibrant urban scene.

Get closer to the heart of Malaga with this private walking tour through the historic center. Meet your guide at Plaza de Merced, a historic public square where Pablo Picasso spent his childhood, and explore both main landmarks and those lying off-the-beaten path. Your itinerary is flexible but you’ll see Calle Granada, the Alcazaba, Gibralfaro Castle, the Port of Malaga, and more.