• Plaza de la Merced - Begin your journey with a knowledgeable guide at Plaza de Merced, a charming square rich in history and the childhood home of the renowned artist Pablo Picasso. Here, you can admire the Picasso statue and explore the permanent collection of his personal items and artworks at the Picasso Birthplace Museum (optional). Discover the Monument to Torrijos, a striking landmark honoring General Torrijos and his 48 companions who were executed on the beach of San Andrés in 1831.
• Calle Granada - Stroll along the historic Granada Street, visit the former Jewish quarter, and pause in front of the Picasso Museum, situated in the historic Buenavista Palace.
• El Pimpi - Delight in local cuisine and sample regional wines at El Pimpi bar, a popular gathering spot for both locals and visitors (optional), while enjoying stunning views of the Roman Theater ruins.
• Alcazaba - Explore the Alcazaba of Malaga, a breathtaking Moorish fortress complex dating back to the 11th century. Capture amazing photos and enjoy the magnificent views as your guide shares intriguing facts about Malaga’s Hispanic-Arabic history.
• Mirador del Gibralfaro - Visit the Mirador of Malaga to take in the panoramic views of the port and the city.
• Castillo de Gibralfaro - Next, visit the Gibralfaro Castle, an 8th-century Moorish palace spectacularly perched on a hill overlooking the city and the Mediterranean Sea. While the castle’s interior may not be original, the protective walkway around the rugged ramparts offers breathtaking views of Málaga, and on clear days, you can even see the Straits of Gibraltar.
• Plaza Toros Vieja - Witness the renowned public bullring of Malaga, the Plaza de la Toros de Malagueta, which hosts some of Spain’s finest bullfights. Top matadors from across the country and other Spanish-speaking nations come to Malaga to showcase their talents at this prestigious bullring.
• Port of Málaga - Explore the Port of Malaga, the oldest continuously-operated port in Spain and one of the oldest in the Mediterranean. Stroll along the walkway lined with cozy cafes, trendy bars, and shops, and admire the picturesque views of the harbor.
• Plaza de la Marina - Wander through one of the main squares in Malaga’s historic center, beautifully situated between two of the city’s most important avenues, Alameda Principal and Paseo del Parque. Designed in the mid-19th century when the Nasrid walls were demolished and new land was reclaimed from the sea, you can see the statue of El Cenachero, dedicated to an obsolete profession and once a colorful character of urban life in Spain’s coastal cities, a fisherman selling his catch on the streets. Conclude your tour here or continue exploring the city on your own, strolling along the picturesque alleys of Central Park, lushly landscaped with plants from around the world.

• Customizable itinerary to meet your preferences
• Flexible schedules
• Private Professional Guide

• Admission tickets (tickets to Alcazaba and Gibralfaro are about 4.5$ each or 6.5$ for both
• Food and Drinks (price range in el Pimpi bar is 12-24$)
• Gratuities

Embark on a detailed private exploration of Malaga’s leading attractions on this broad-ranging tour. You’ll gain an understanding of both well-known sites and less frequented places. Explore significant landmarks like the Alcazaba of Malaga, the Gibralfaro Castle, Port of Malaga, capture stunning pictures and amplify your understanding of the city’s deep-seated history and culture.

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