
This private walking tour of Málaga lasts approximately three hours and accommodates small groups. Participants will explore both well-known landmarks and lesser-known local spots, guided by a knowledgeable local who shares insights into the city’s history and culture. The tour includes stops for traditional food tasting, such as churros with chocolate. It is suitable for those looking for a personalized experience and who appreciate a slower pace to engage with the surroundings. Before booking, note that the tour focuses on walking, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
We start from Plaza de la Marina in Málaga and enjoy a complete walking tour through the city’s most emblematic sights, including historic streets, cultural landmarks and hidden gems, all in small groups for a more personal experience.
We walk along the famous Calle Marqués de Larios, Málaga’s main shopping street, known for its elegant architecture, lively atmosphere and vibrant city life, as part of our essential walking tour experience.
We visit Atarazanas Market, Málaga’s traditional food market, where local flavors, fresh produce and Andalusian daily life come together in a vibrant and authentic atmosphere.
We admire Málaga Cathedral from outside, an impressive Renaissance masterpiece known as “La Manquita”, famous for its majestic façade and fascinating history in the heart of the old town.
We visit the Alcazaba of Málaga, a magnificent Moorish fortress offering stunning views, beautiful gardens and a glimpse into the city’s rich Islamic past.
We visit the Roman Theatre of Málaga, an ancient monument dating back to the 1st century BC, showcasing the city’s Roman past at the foot of the Alcazaba.
We discover Picasso’s Birthplace from outside and stop to take photos with the famous statue in front of his home, while also viewing the Picasso Museum from outside as part of our cultural walking tour.
We visit Plaza de la Merced, one of Málaga’s most lively squares, surrounded by cafés and historic buildings, and closely linked to the early life of Pablo Picasso.
We stroll through Málaga Park, a beautiful green oasis filled with exotic plants, fountains and shaded walkways, offering a relaxing break in the heart of the city.
We admire the Centre Pompidou Málaga from outside, famous for its iconic colourful cube, a striking modern symbol of art and creativity by the port.
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