Great guided tour - Lucia was very kind and went the extra mile showing us some pictures to illustrate her explanation. Definitely recommend the guided tour. Wouldn’t be the same experience doing it by myself.

Interesting tour. - Very knowledgeable and friendly guide. Explained things well. Interesting background information on both the Teatro Romano and the Alcazaba.

A must while in Malaga - Excellent tour and the guide was very knowledgable and the Alcazaba castle was a great place to visit

Fun and interesting tour. - Carmen was a great guide, fluent in English with a lot of additional information and stories that were quite interesting and fun to follow. Was lucky to be part of a small group and. Great location too, of course :).

Great trip... V... - Great trip... V informative.... Tour guide V knowledgeable... Nice to get insight to history in wonderful city

One to repeat - Great experience! Ready to do it again, relaxing and beautiful with excellent staff. Wasn’t sure what to expect and it was a 10 out of 10

Great! - We had a very entertaining tour guide, laughed a lot and enjoyed the tour. We would do it again anytime.

Impressive historical Roman theatre.. - Part of our walking tour , we learned the history of its Roman theatre and the Alcazaba castle which is part of Malaga impressive landmarks. You learn about Roman life as you explore the ruins of the Roman theatre and admire the moorish architecture. It is well situated to visit .

Self tour would be just as good - I think we would have done better with a self tour. Our guide seemed to know his information but struggled with English as a third language. We understand that Romans, Moors, Christians were all involved in Malaga, and perhaps it was our misinformation but our guide was 90% exclusive to Islam or Muslim influences. The only Christian influence was that they “copied the Muslims” with how they decorated ceilings. Very little discussion of Romans. We felt rushed, not getting time to see the only 4 exhibits before walking into the Roman theater. Our guide, Onat(?), needs to slow down. If you’re going to charge for this tour you need to meet in front of the Roman theater to allow more time. Onat has room for improvement and maybe if he did tour in his first language or Spanish even he would do better as I wonder if he failed to note many things as he was unsure how to explain.

Disappointed - this is not an English tour. - As I had booked this on an English website, all in English, I assumed the tour would be in English - it wasn't! Two other people had also booked assuming the same. The guide apologised and admitted the mistake was their website's. We went along anyway and I'm sure it was a great tour if you understood Spanish!