• La Calle Larios - Emblematic street of Malaga, meeting place for locals and tourists, a symbol of the city.
• Malaga Cathedral - Outdoor only! Your guide will tell you from the outside the history of the city’s cathedral, an incomplete cathedral.
• Alcazaba - The Alcazaba, completed in 1026 AD, stands as an imposing palace fortress. Beyond its significant military role, it played a crucial function in administration, serving as the governmental seat of the city.
• Teatro Romano - Although dating back to the 1st century, this theater remained undiscovered by the people of Malaga until 1951, next to a public library called the House of Culture. With space for almost 1,200 individuals, the theater was a venue that hosted not only theatrical performances but also opera and even some public votes or referendums in the life of Malaga.
• Museo de Malaga - Only outdoor! We conclude our tour with another highly significant square in our city. This place also signifies the birth of arguably the most globally renowned Malagan of all time, Pablo Ruiz Picasso. In the painter’s birthplace, we will share intriguing details about his life and work to wrap up our visit

• Alcazaba tickets
• Private tour guide

Explore Malaga with our exclusive 2 or 3-hour (choose your option) private tour!

Starting at Constitution Square, we’ll wander through Marques de Larios Street and discover the Cathedral of Malaga(EXTERIOR), known for its unfinished South Tower, fondly dubbed “the one-armed lady.” Our journey continues through San Agustin Street, home to the Picasso Museum, and includes a visit to the iconic “El Pimpi” winery.

Highlights also encompass the Roman Theater, Alcazaba of Malaga(tickets included), and the Malaga Museum, where Pablo Ruiz Picasso was born. Enjoy the city’s rich history and culture in a brief yet immersive experience.

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