Discover Malaga on a private walking tour designed to highlight the city’s rich history and artistic spirit. With the flexibility of a personal guide, guests can tailor the itinerary to their interests while exploring this vibrant coastal destination. The route features the most iconic landmarks, beginning with the grand Cathedral of Malaga, an extraordinary mix of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles. Step back in time at the Roman Theater and citadel, each offering a window into the city’s layered past. The tour also follows the path of Pablo Picasso, visiting sites tied to his early life and creative journey. Along the way, participants will pass local establishments connected to Antonio Banderas, one of Malaga’s most beloved figures.

Blending culture, architecture, and atmosphere, this experience offers an intimate way to understand the city’s enduring charm.

Duration:
2 hours

Start Time:
10am, 12:30pm, 3pm, 5pm or 7pm
*To be confirmed at the time of booking.

Inclusions:
Tourist guide

Exclusions:
Transportation to/from hotel, food and drinks, private transportation, entrance fees to monuments and museums, and gratuities

Meeting point:
At "Aduana" square by Malaga Museum (outside the main entrance of Malaga Museum) Plaza de la Aduana, 29015 Málaga, ES

Ending point:
Same as meeting location

Important Information:
As it's a private walking tour, it's also possible to custom this Malaga private tour including the interior of 1 monument (among the Cathedral, Alcazaba, Picasso's museum or Roman Theater). In this case please select the chosen extra. If you prefer to visit Malaga museum or Pompidou Museum please contact us for adding tour timing.

This activity is wheelchair accessible.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

This activity operates in all weather conditions, rain or shine. In case of rain, please bring an umbrella or a suitable rain gear. In summertime it can get very hot so don’t forget your sunglasses, sun-tan lotion and a bottle of water. Please wear comfortable shoes.

This tour operates daily, all year round from March 1 – December 30, except December 24, 25 and 31, and January 1.