
Explore the Roman Theatre and Alcazaba in Malaga with a private guide. This tour is suitable for those who prefer a personalized experience and want to delve into the history of these key monuments. The group size is private, ensuring focused attention from your official guide, who is a local expert. Your tour includes access to the monuments without waiting in queues. Local products may be available for tasting, enhancing your understanding of the region's culture.
The most emblematic street of the city.
Main square and nerve center of the city.
A key stop in front of the cathedral's façade to comment on part of its history.
We will make a second stop at the entrance area of the cathedral to add much more information about the history of the temple. We do not enter the cathedral, we explain the entire complex from the main façade
We will make a stop at the entrance of the museum to comment on its history, work, collection and life of Picasso. We will continue making a stop at a classic place in the city to taste some tapas from Malaga.
We will cross the oldest parish in Malaga. Place where they baptize our most international genius "Picasso". We will stop for a second round of tapas in a classic place in the city with a lot of tradition.
We will visit the place where Picasso's birthplace is located and we will take a photograph next to his monument.
Before arriving at the theater, we will make a stop at the most beautiful bar in Malaga. We will taste wines and classic tapas while enjoying a beautiful Malaga winery. We will continue crossing Alcazabilla street and make a stop to discuss the heritage of our Roman theater. We access the interior and explain it carefully. A jewel of our history!!
We will end the visit by accessing the most visited monument in the city. A fortress from the Muslim era that some of us dare to define as the "Little Sister of the Alhambra"
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