See the highlights in Málaga with this group walking tour. Follow your guide to the Cathedral, Alcazaba, Roman Theater, and Picasso's streets. Listen as your guide tells you more about these sites. Start your tour at the Plaza de La Marina. Stroll to the Renaissance Cathedral of Malaga where your guide will point out details of the cathedral and provide fascinating context for what you see. On the days of mass in the cathedral, the explanations will take place outside the building. Head to the Alcazaba which is built into the sides of Gibralfaro Mountain. Take the elevator to the highest point where you can admire the views of Malaga. Walk to the ancient Roman Theater before heading to the streets where Picasso lived. Marvel at the statue of Picasso and explore Plaza de la Merced, Plaza del Obispo, and Calle Larios with your knowledgeable guide.

On this guided tour around the historical center and the Cathedral of Málaga, you will meet at Plaza de la Merced, a square with different uses during its history and connected to liberal policy. In this square, you will see the famous Picasso statue near the Pablo Ruiz Picasso Foundation. During the walking tour, discover the city and the historic origins of Málaga. Walk around the most important places such as Calle Granada and Iglesia de Santiago, Plaza de la Constitución, Pasaje de Chinitas, Calle Larios and Plaza del Obispo. There, you will discover the majesty of the Cathedral of Málaga, the most emblematic monument in the city. The real name of this monument is Catedral de la Encarnación, also known as La Manquita.

Begin your 1-hour Segway tour with a training session. An instructor will talk about safety and explain how your Segway is operated. Take some time to practice, and when you’re comfortable you’ll be ready to begin your tour. You will start your guided tour from Calle Larios, than ride through Plaza de la Constitución to Plaza de Uncibay. Your private guide will then take you to the Alcazaba, a palatial fortification of the Muslim period at the foot of the Monte Gibralfaro, where you can take in beautiful views of the Bay of Malaga. Then pass the Roman Amphitheatre and see the birthplace of Picasso. Continue on passing through the Plaza de la Merced, observing all the neoclassical Obelisk that stands in the middle as a tribute to General Torrijos. Then ride towards the cathedral located in front of the Plaza del Obispo/ Here your guide let you have some fun on Segway before ending the tour.

Discover the Malaga Cathedral with a local guide. Make the most out of your time in Malaga with skip-the-line tickets to this iconic attraction. Explore the area surrounding the the cathedral like Bishop square and St. Mary street. Meet your guide and stroll into the cathedral without wasting time in line. Learn the different artistic styles and construction periods of this church. Find out why it is called 'La Manquita' by locals. Marvel at the incredible choir and impressive chapel in the interior. See the painting The Beheading of Saint Paul by Enrique Simonet. Admire the Gothic altar in the Chapel of Santa Barbara. Listen to historical anecdotes about the cathedral and catholic monarchs. Hear about the cathedral and the Spanish Civil War.

Explore the history of Malaga with a mobile-app audio tour. Download the Vox City mobile-app when you arrive in Malaga and start exploring at your own leisure. Our fascinating audio will lead you to iconic landmarks related to renown artist Pablo Picasso, including Church of Santiago where he was baptised and San Agustín, his former school. Using your voucher, gain entry to Museo Casa Natal de Picasso (Picasso Birthplace Museum). This building was the birth place of Picasso and today is home to some of his masterpieces that he created with his father, Jose Ruiz Blasco. You will also see personal memorabilia and artefacts from Picasso's life, including some of his baby clothes, portraits and sketchbooks. After you have visited the museum, you can continue to enjoy your mobile-app tour as you head to other tourist hotspots in Malaga city.

Join this 3-hour walking tour and learn all about this amazing city while you enjoy several local food tastings. See the city through the eyes of a local as you travel around various places that are famous primarily among locals. Visit numerous historic locations and try some delicious local dishes. Your tour guide will explain how the city's rich history and culture had a huge impact the foods that are now local specialties. Explore the city and its historic beginnings. Walk through Calle Granada and Iglesia de Santiago, Pasaje de Chinitas, and Plaza del Obispo to see the most prominent sites. There, you will encounter Catedral de la Encarnación, widely known as La Manquita. Discover the magnificence of the Málaga Cathedral, the city's most iconic structure. As you explore Malaga's history you will sample some unique dishes in some of Malaga's most historic locations. Learn about the history of tapas, which are regarded the key element in Spain's national cuisine; they reflect the local people's lifestyle, traditions, and customs, as well as its historical past.

Join this 2-hour walking tour to see the highlights of Málaga's historic centre. During this tour, you will learn about its history, culture, and impact on modern culture. From the Phoenicians through the Romans, Moors, and Spaniards, a captivating blend of civilizations has shaped Malaga into the varied city it is today. Explore the city and its historic beginnings. Walk through Calle Granada and Iglesia de Santiago, Pasaje de Chinitas, and Plaza del Obispo to see the most prominent sites. There, you will encounter Catedral de la Encarnación, widely known as La Manquita. Discover the magnificence of the Málaga Cathedral, the city's most iconic structure. See the fortress of Gibralfaro. Learn how it was utilized to govern and monitor the whole city of Malaga. Visit Pablo Picasso's birthplace and wander down Alcazabilla Street. Admire the Cathedral's grandeur and learn about its construction. Finish the journey by passing through Constitution Square and Calle Larios, where your local guide will tell you about the history of this commercial street and the significance of Marquis of Larios in Malaga’s more recent history.