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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.

Live the Passion of Flamenco in Alegria calle Vélez Málaga number 6. Alegria, in the heart of Malaga, invites you to immerse yourself in an unforgettable night full of authentic flamenco. Pure Authenticity: Our artists, with years of experience, deliver every note and movement with a passion that resonates with the traditions of Andalusia. Gastronomic Option: We offer you the opportunity to taste the essence of Andalusia with traditional dishes that complement the Flemish experience. VERY IMPORTANT PERFORMANCE TIME: 30 MINUTES BEFORE THE START OF THE SHOW. Choose Joy and connect with the essence of Malaga and Andalusia. Book with us and live a night that, we are sure, you will always remember.

Malaga’s wine heritage is rooted in the surrounding countryside, where many historic vineyards are difficult to reach without a car. This small-group tour makes it easy to explore the region’s viniculture beyond the city, with visits to a rural vineyard and wine cellar near Málaga. Learn about traditional production methods, enjoy views over the Mediterranean landscape, and sample local wines paired with tapas during a guided tasting.

Experience the nightlife of Malaga on a fun pub crawl through the city. Meet other travelers and visit several local bars and clubs for a fun night out on the town. Enjoy free drinks at each location and play icebreaker games to get to know your other partygoers. Your host also teaches you about the local drinking culture and introduces you to new drinks.

Guarantee a quick and easy entry to Fundacion Picasso - Museo Natal when you prebook a skip-the-line ticket. Located in the heart of Malaga's historic center, Casa Natal is more than just the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. The museum also contains personal artifacts from Picasso's personal life, more along with contemporary pieces from over 200 artists, and a complete research library.

Discover Malaga in a unique and sustainable way aboard an electric tuktuk. This tour is designed for those looking for an exclusive and personalized experience, notable for its intimate format with small groups or the option of private tours. What sets us apart is our dedication to offer close attention and tailored to your interests, allowing you to explore the most emblematic places of Malaga while enjoying enriching feedback from our expert drivers.

See a different side of Malaga with this street art walking tour through two of the city’s coolest neighborhoods, Soho and Lagunillas. Meet your guide at the city’s Contemporary Art Center and discover hidden artworks while learning about prominent street artists like BoaMistura, Roa, D*Face, and Obey. Along the way, cross the historic center and visit top city landmarks and monuments.

Take in all the highlights of Malaga city on this private, one-of-a-kind tour. Enjoy the city beautifully lit up by night, check its A-list attractions, wander its historic streets shrouded in mystery and reveal it's hidden secrets.

Málaga is a beautiful Costa del Sol city attracting visitors from across the globe, but some of the guided walking tours can lack a certain excitement. On this immersive morning or afternoon tour, follow clues and crack codes to solve a fictional murder, and see sides of Málaga many visitors miss. In contact with your guide via cell phone, discover top attractions such as the Alcazaba and Picasso's birthplace.

Instead of spending hours planning your Malaga explorations, let a local guide custom-make your perfect private tour. Tell them what you’d like to see—or get their recommendations—and let them handle the logistics and provide commentary on each location. If you wish, hike to the Gibralfaro viewpoint, discover the history of the Roman Theatre, or learn about Malaga’s favorite son at the Picasso Museum—it’s entirely up to you.