• Puerta Oscura - The meeting point will be “the Dark Door,” a former port gate from Roman times. Participants will explore the history of Malaga and the significance of its name and symbols.

• Paseo del Parque - The park boasts over 155 varieties of exotic plants. Fascinating facts about these plants will be shared. The walk will include views of century-old buildings such as the Town Hall, Malaga City University, and the National Bank of Spain.

• Alcazaba - This fortress, constructed by the Arabs around 1,000 years ago, offers insights into the eight-century conflict between the Moors and Christians. Legends about Alcazaba will also be shared. If desired, the monument can be visited, taking approximately 40 minutes to ascend and descend. The ticket costs 3.5 euros and is not included in the tour price.

• Teatro Romano - This 2,000-year-old theater was discovered by chance. Participants will learn about the seating arrangements for men and women and the status of actors during Roman times.

• Plaza de la Merced - This square features the birthplace of Pablo Picasso and his monument. Interesting details about his birth and childhood will be revealed. Additionally, the Obelisk dedicated to a Spanish revolutionary can be seen. If desired, a visit to Picasso’s birthplace, showcasing his artworks and personal items, can be arranged. The tour lasts about 15 minutes, with a ticket price of 3.5 euros, not included in the tour price.

• Church of Santiago - Known for being Picasso’s baptism site, this church is also famous for its sculptures and religious paintings believed to grant wishes.

• Malaga Cathedral - This unfinished cathedral is a city gem, blending various styles and incorporating parts of a Muslim mosque. If desired, the monument can be visited, taking about 20-30 minutes. The ticket costs 7 euros and is not included in the tour price.

• Plaza de la Constitucion - The main square links the port to the city’s heart. It was once a venue for bullfights and executions. On New Year’s Eve, as the clock strikes midnight, people make a wish, eat 12 grapes, and believe their wish will come true.

• La Calle Larios - The main street is humorously dubbed a paradise for women with a husband’s credit card. The story of its founder and how the city was sanitized at the expense of architecture will be shared.

• Guide services

The guide can tailor this 2-hour excursion to suit your individual interests, whether you prefer a sightseeing tour or visiting landmarks such as the Picasso Birthplace Museum, The Cathedral, or The Fortress “Alcazaba.” This excursion is both educational and entertaining, featuring stories, intriguing facts, legends, and traditions for those who prefer engaging experiences over dull lectures and dates. It is sure to be enjoyable and invigorating, leaving you with plenty of energy for further adventures. Please note that entrance tickets are not included in the excursion price.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.