Top Malaga Classes & Workshops

Taste the eclectic and delicious flavors of Spain’s famous tapas culture during this shopping and cooking lesson in Malaga. Stop by Atarazanas Market to select from an array of fresh, seasonal, products. Depending what you’ve purchased you’ll prepare anything from mouth-watering cod ‘tostón’ to ‘ensalada malagüena’ (salad with mayo and potatoes) or a Spanish-style ‘tortilla’ with eggs before enjoying your creations. A wine or beer, paired to your menu, plus olive oil tasting, pre-meal snack and seasonal fruits, will help complete the feast.

Dance, dance, dance with an authentic Spanish dance instructor leading a small-group dance lesson. Experience the traditional music of flamenco and learn about the dance’s history in Spain. Discover the true meaning of the rumba, and learn dance steps and choreography you’ll remember for a lifetime.

In this experience you will learn dishes of Andalusian cuisine, such as ajoblanco and Malaga salad, which we finish with a Paella, the first recipe known in Spain. During the class, the chef will show her clients tips on where to buy good products and sites in Malaga that they should visit, as well as interesting gastronomic sites. They are fun, enjoyable and 100% participatory classes. A minimum of 4 people is required to take the class.

Rather than just eating signature Spanish dishes, learn the art of making perfect Spanish paella directly from a chef during a cooking class and market tour in Malaga. Pick out the ingredients at a vibrant food market, make a traditional paella and 'gazpacho' (chilled soup) with expert instruction, and feast on your creations with your fellow cooks, accompanied by beer or wine. Tastings of popular local snacks are included for an authentic culinary experience.

Immerse yourself in the serenity of Malaga’s Hammam Al Ándalus during a session in the opulent Arabian baths. Venture within and sip fresh mint tea before enjoying soaks in thermal pools and relaxing Jacuzzis. Stimulate your senses in the icy plunge pool; inhale the aromatic scents of the steam room; then indulge in a massage with exfoliating scrub. Upgrade to enjoy a purifying Midra massage that stimulates blood circulation and exfoliates.

Seeing Málaga’s top sights independently can mean navigating hills, heat, and public transport. This 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket makes it easy to explore at your own pace, with stops near landmarks such as Castillo de Gibralfaro, Museo Carmen Thyssen, and Playa de la Malagueta. Enjoy onboard commentary, panoramic views from the open-top deck, and a guided walking tour included, plus access to attractions like Museo Interactivo de la Musica.

Put on your apron and immerse yourself in the wonderful experience of making an authentic Spanish paella with us. We take a genuine approach, using fresh, locally sourced ingredients and traditional spices to bring the dish to life. And remember, you will enjoy eating your culinary creation, so come with an appetite!

Discover some of Malaga’s major attractions in just a few hours on this walking tour, which gives you time to stop and appreciate the finer details of the Andalucian city. Go beyond the guidebook as you hone in on highlights such as Málaga Cathedral, the Roman Theater, and the hilltop Alcazaba, which offers panoramic views. Admission tickets to all three are included to save you from booking in advance and navigating websites in a different language.

Join a guided expedition along the Caminito del Rey, a remarkable one-way pathway nestled in Malaga's stunning natural setting. Enjoy the most complete and comfortable way to experience El Caminito del Rey, one of the most spectacular hiking routes in southern Spain. Walk along breathtaking footbridges suspended more than 100 meters above the Gaitanes Gorge, accompanied by an official local guide who will bring the history, nature, and engineering of this unique place to life.

Dive into the heart of Andalusian culture with our Flamenco Master Class in Málaga! This one-hour experience introduces you to the passion and rhythm of flamenco, the traditional Spanish dance that embodies the soul of the region. Under the guidance of professional instructors, you’ll learn the fundamental steps, from dynamic footwork and fluid arm movements to rhythmic clapping. Feel the energy of the cajón and guitar as you move to the beat, connecting deeply with this blend of Arabic, Jewish, Gypsy, and Christian influences. Perfect for beginners and seasoned dancers alike, our class offers a fun and interactive way to embrace Spanish culture. Book now and let the rhythm of Málaga inspire your moves!

The original watercolor sketch walk will take place in Malaga, a city full of light, history and color. We will walk through its most emblematic streets – from the Roman Theatre and the Alcazaba to the Port and the Park Promenade – stopping at the places that best reflect the Mediterranean spirit. Throughout the tour, I will share with you my favorite corners to draw and help you choose the best point of view for your sketch. We can paint a street with flowers, a sea view or an ancient facade bathed in the sun. Each stop will be an opportunity to observe, enjoy and capture the essence of Malaga in watercolor. It doesn’t matter if you are a beginner or already experienced: the important thing is to relax, look curiously and let yourself be inspired by the surroundings.

The Roman Theater and the medieval Alcazaba Castle are two of Málaga’s most impressive historic landmarks, and this 1.5-hour walking tour visits both. Learn more about life in ancient Rome as you explore the ruins of the Roman Theater, then admire the Moorish architecture of the neighboring Alcazaba Castle.

Learn new photography skills during a small-group walking tour in Malaga. Walk the city streets with a guide and get advice on composition, quick editing, and adjusting the color of photographs. Explore the Malaga city center and see its street art, markets, and historic landmarks. Maximize time in Malaga with a guided city stroll.

There's no better way to delve into a new culture than by tasting the local cuisine. In this foodie-friendly Malaga tour, uncover the tapas scene by exploring the city with a local guide and small group. Visit three venues in the city center, eat traditional Spanish snacks, and learn about Spain's famous wine as you sip.

Explore the culinary side of Andalusia–and learn far more than you would in a restaurant–on this small-group cooking class in Malaga. Discover why tapas is a Spanish tradition, get hands-on with seasonal ingredients, and try new cooking techniques. Prepare favorites like Ajoblanco Malagueño and Tortilla de Patatas, pick up tips for recreating the dishes at home, and savor your finished creations with local wine–all included.

While your cruise ship is docked in Malaga, see the highlights of this Spanish seaside city on this convenient bus tour. Settle in, listen to the informative audio guide, and hop off at any of the stops as you wish. Visit Malaga Cathedral, the Botanical Gardens or Picasso Museum — you decide what you want to see and when. Alternatively, stay aboard for the full loop to enjoy the 360-degree views.

Take home incredible memories from your Malaga vacation with this professional photoshoot. Whether you’re traveling alone, with a partner, or with your family, you’ll be able to capture all your best travel memories in photos with this session. Shoot at the beach, the port, or the city center—you get to choose the spot(s) you want.

Get a taste of Malaga’s delicious food culture during a walking tour of the city’s numerous tapas bars and artisan culinary creators. Experience the gastronomic culture of the city, told through chefs and shopkeepers. Savor hand-crafted local specialties, such as marinated olives, fried fish, and regional wine. Best of all: tastings are included, with over 14 tapas bites and drinks to try. Plus, a small group ensures personalized attention throughout.

Skip the tourist tapas in Malaga, and take a tour with a food-loving local guide to discover the city's authentic eats. As you walk, you'll get the lowdown on Malaga culture and its cuisine, and discover places away from the tourist bars where the locals like to hang out. Up to ten tapas locations are on the route, and numbers are limited to 10 for a more intimate experience.

See more of Malaga during an extended tour by self-balancing Segway. Lasting around two hours, the tour follows a carefully planned route around the city to showcase the key Malaga landmarks. With your balancing skills honed, you'll then set off by Segway with a guide to discover Malaga Cathedral, the Picasso Museum, Teatro Romano, Plaza de la Merced, and more.

A unique and spectacular concert dedicated to Baroque, Romantic, Spanish, Andalusian and flamenco music, in an intimate and elegant venue. With Paco Seco, an internationally recognized guitar soloist. Since 2015, offered more them 1.500 amazing Guitar Concerts for music lovers!

Discover the Flavours of Málaga with a Real Andalusian Abuela Join us for a one-of-a-kind cooking class where tradition, flavour, and storytelling come together. In this authentic culinary experience, you’ll cook side by side with a beloved local abuela — a grandmother from Málaga — who has spent over 80 years mastering family recipes passed down through generations. This is not your typical cooking class. It’s an immersion into the heart of Andalusian culture and cuisine, guided by women who carry the true soul of Málaga in their hands. Learn to prepare at least 3 traditional dishes using local ingredients, just like their mothers and grandmothers taught them. Along the way, you’ll hear stories from the pueblo, taste delicious regional tapas, and enjoy a glass of local wine — all in a warm, hands-on atmosphere led by an abuela and a passionate food expert. You can book this activity for a private group from 4 people - 0034 682 897 980

Enjoy the best of Málaga’s cuisine, wine, history, culture, and art the local way with this evening tour which visits three different taverns or wine cellars, as well as one of the largest tropical gardens in Europe, Paseo del Parque, plus the Port of Málaga. The guided visit also takes you past key monuments like the Málaga Cathedral and the Teatro Romano. End out the night by taking in an authentic flamenco show.