
This tour involves a detailed exploration of the Málaga Cathedral, known as the Manquita, focusing on its history and artistic significance. Participants will learn about the milestones of the Catholic conquest and how these relate to the cathedral's existence. The tour also includes visits to the nearby Church of the Sacristy, the Santo Tomás hospital, and the Plaza del Obispo. This experience suits those interested in history and art, particularly related to Málaga's cultural heritage. It may not be suitable for individuals looking for a casual or general sightseeing experience. Before booking, note that visitors are required to dress modestly to enter the cathedral. For the Spanish tour, the meeting point is the entrance door to the cathedral through the patio de las cadena. For the English tour, the meeting point is Constitution Square, next to the Spanish Flag.
In our hour and a half visit (approximately) we will discover the secrets of "Our Lady of the Incarnation", the undisputed symbol of Malaga. We will get to know both its interior and the history of its exterior and immediate architecture, delving into topics such as the conquest of Malaga, which will be the guiding thread of our tour. The visit is usually done in small groups, so the treatment is much more personal and ideal for those who want to enjoy time for photographs.
Our accredited and native Malaga guide will explain this church, origins of Malaga Cathedral.
Our accredited and native Malaga guide will explain the Plaza del Obispo, one of the most emblematic and beautiful in the City, where the Episcopal Palace is also located.
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