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Save time by pre-booking your entrance ticket to the Carmen Thyssen Museum of Málaga, housed in a converted 16th-century mansion in the heart of the city. Not having to wait in line means you have more time to explore the museum's permanent collection, home to an impressive number of 19th- and 20th-century Spanish paintings, predominantly Andalusian.

Espadrilles are a symbol of easy, breezy Catalan culture and, in this workshop, you can make your very own pair. Enjoy an insider's perspective in an authentic espadrille workshop in Seville Downtown. In a workshop led by two artisans, you'll create the espadrilles and learn how to wear them in different traditional Spanish ways.

Give Cordoba’s Mezquita (Mosque-Cathedral) and Jewish Quarter the attention they deserve on a guided walking tour. Discover hidden architectural details that you might otherwise miss at the UNESCO-listed 8th-century mosque. Exploring the Jewish Quarter on foot also lets you get more up close and access the areas that cars can't.

Spend the evening like a local on this 4-hour tapas, flamenco, and walking tour in Seville. Explore the historical neighborhoods of either Santa Cruz or Triana with your guide before heading to an hour-long flamenco show, followed by a tapas tour of three authentic eateries. This tour includes your ticket to the flamenco show, a walking tour, three tapas, and three drinks.

Explore the ancient city of Ronda on an enriching full-day excursion from Seville. Immerse yourself in the authentic Spanish culture of the city as you visit legendary landmarks like the dramatic El Tajo River gorge. Gain fascinating insight into the history of impressive monuments with a knowledgeable guide. Famed for its picturesque assortment of whitewashed houses, the region is home to Andalucia’s first and most fascinating natural park, therefore demands a visit from the curious traveler.

This tour is for anyone who wants to beat the tourist run and discover secret insight and informed opinion on the modern culture, street art and older history of Granada. You will visit three oldest neighbourhoods , famous painted houses , the caves , secret gardens , highest view points and local shops. You will return home enlightened , more wordly and glad that you experienced that amazing city like a local. Recommended for families , groups of friends , couples and solo travelers.

During your time in port in Cadiz, discover the stunning coastal city’s historical highlights on a City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour. With your 2-day ticket, climb to the top deck of a distinctive double-decker bus and see Cadiz’s impressive monuments from an ideal vantage point. Listen to informative audio commentary as you cruise past Cadiz Cathedral and Puerta de Tierra, and choose to disembark whenever an attraction captures your attention. Hop on or off as many times as you like within the validity period of your ticket.

Discover the story of Spanish olive oil—and visit one of Andalusia’s modern architectural highlights—on this tour of the Almazara El Toro mill, with a tour of the olive groves and tastings all included. Step inside the facility created by internationally renowned designer Philippe Starck, learn about olive oil cultivation and production, and visit the trees before sampling the finished product on a guided tasting.

The Palacio de Las Dueñas, the current residence of the Casa de Alba in Seville, was built in the 15th century, and is historically one of the most important monuments in the city. The building itself, which includes Gothic-Mudejar and Renaissance styles, has impressive architectural interest, such as its various gardens and patios with a magical charm. In addition to a wonderful collection of paintings, sculptures, tapestries and furniture, it also treasures many family memories, as it is still inhabited, making this Palace a unique and different place to visit. Among the most important characters that visit it are: Americo Vespuccio, Marconi, Lord Holland, Cole Porter, Arthur Rubinstein, the Empress Eugenia de Montijo, the kings Alfonso XIII and Victoria Eugenia, Jackie Kennedy, the princes of Monaco, among many others. Birthplace of the poet Antonio Machado. Includes audio guide or App in Spanish, English, French, German and Italian.

This is the ultimate cultural immersion experience in Granada—a tapas crawl and a flamenco performance. Instead of stopping to pay at each restaurant you visit, this stress-free evening tour makes life easy as tastings are included. Try traditional specialties at local haunts, then finish the evening by watching a live flamenco performance with dancers, singers, and guitarists.

Get acquainted with the history and art of Jerez de la Frontera on a 2-hour walking tour that provides a great introduction for first-time visitors. Alongside an art historian guide, you’ll weave your way through the cobbled streets of Jerez’s Old Town and learn about the melting pot of cultures that created the historic city.

Immerse yourself in the striking scenery, distinctive culture, and rich history of Andalucia during this full-day exploration from Seville. This multi-stop tour includes Ronda (one of Spain's oldest towns), as well as Zahara de la Sierra and Grazalema—two of the region's celebrated White Villages. Additionally, stop to sample local olive oil, and benefit from time for both guided and independent sightseeing.

Skip the tourist traps and dive into the unique culture of Seville, while tasting some of the best tapas the city has to offer on this small-group food tour. Walk the streets as your guide leads you to several bars for an array of food and drinks—more than enough food to compensate for dinner. As you go, learn how to eat and order like a local.

Feel like real-life royalty as you wander the charming streets of Seville on this 2-hour tour. Gaze in wonder at the exquisite gardens and fabulous Moorish-style architecture of the Real Alcazar palace and fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Then wander amidst the quiet courtyards, narrow streets and striking Andalusian facades of Barrio Santa Cruz and Seville’s old Jewish Quarter. As you proceed, your professional art historian guide will help place the city’s unique architecture and buildings into context.

Navigating Seville’s sights independently can mean juggling transport, tickets, and timing. This City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus simplifies your plans with flexible access to 14 stops across the city, including Plaza de España and Torre del Oro. Choose a 24-hour Iconic ticket or upgrade to the 48-hour Supreme pass for added perks such as guided walking tours, bike rental, and museum entry—an easy way to explore at your own pace.

Explore the Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos in Cordoba with a guide on this tour that provides skip-the-line access (the entry price is at your own expense). You'll wander through the rooms of the palace and fortress and its gardens to admire the detailed architecture and hear about its history.

Maximise your time in Cordoba with a private guide on a walking tour tailor-made for you. Forget the rush of large tour groups and relish asking as many questions as you like. Explore Cordoba’s UNESCO-listed historic center at a pace suited to you and your party, as you marvel at the Great Mosque and walk the ancient Roman walls, before exploring the Alcazar.

This 3-hour trip will take you around Córdoba's most fascinating locations. Discover the Mezquita-Catedral, a fascinating mix of Islamic and Christian art. Relax in the tranquil gardens of the Alcázar, an ancient royal fortification steeped in legends. Visit the Córdoba Synagogue, one of the few ancient synagogues in Spain, and stroll through the charming streets of the Judería. Your guide will introduce you to all the highlights of this cultural and historical journey.

Take a 75-minute guided walking tour to explore the beautiful gardens that were part of the American Exhibition of 1929. Roam the grounds of Maria Luisa Park, part of the private gardens of San Telmo Palace, and see the famous Spain and American Squares. See where scenes of famous movies were filmed and learn about the architecture and design of the gardens from your informative guide.

- Fully personalized guided tour, with a private guide. - Discover all the secrets of the Bullring of Malagueta, declared a Cultural Interest, its architecture, history and most secret corners - Visit of the toriles, the chapel, the infirmary, the ring, the lays, the big door, etc. - Visit of the 6 immersive rooms with audiovisual projections, costumes of lights and works of art, and interactive experiences 360o and virtual reality experiences: virtual bullfighting simulator, attend a bullfight in Malagueta, fly over a bullfight.

Visit Seville’s most notable monuments with ease on this guided walking tour. Accompanied by a guide, visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville and learn about the palace’s history without waiting in long ticket purchase lines. You’ll also explore Seville Cathedral and climb to the top of The Giralda tower to take in the sweeping views over the city.

The Alhambra is a magnificent palace and fortress complex that defines the Granada skyline. Rather than visiting alone and pondering about the stories behind its distinctive architecture, this guided tour is the ideal way to get the most out of your visit. First—enjoy skip-the-line entry, then explore the palace with a guide to provide commentary about its construction and stunning features.

See more of Andalusia during your Malaga holiday with this day trip to Ronda and Setenil de las Bodegas, where the houses are carved into the mountains. Ideal if you have a day off but no transportation, this tour offers a convenient way to discover the region's sights with a guide, transportation, and visits to Ronda attractions such as the bullring and bullfighting museum.

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.