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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.

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.

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.

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.

Would you like to paint and take home your own "Picasso". I am an artist, my studio-gallery is a pleasant and bright space in Lagunillas, a neighborhood of creators, 50 meters from the Natal house and the Picasso Museum, in Malaga. We propose an unforgettable experience. Meet the genius, Picasso, his different styles, cubism, his most important works, his women ... Do not worry if you have not painted before, the technique is simple. During the workshop through simple instructions, without copying, you will paint your own Cubist work "Through the eyes of Picasso". Discover and release the artist inside you .... you will be surprised !!

Go beyond the guidebook at the Alcazaba of Malaga—and guarantee your access to this popular attraction—on this history tour. Learn about architecture and culture as you explore, discover the fortified palace’s role in Malaga’s history, and uncover hidden corners you’d otherwise miss. Explore palace interiors, wander through ornate gardens, and take in panoramic views along the way.

If you’re modern art lover in Malaga, don’t miss out on a visit to Centre Pompidou, famed for its striking multicolored facade. Save time with a skip-the-line ticket to the contemporary museum, which features masterpieces by the likes of Brâncuși, Giacometti, Bacon and Picasso. Your admission ticket also includes an audio guide designed to enhance your experience of the gallery space.

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

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.

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.