Gibralfaro Lookout

Explore Malaga's wealth of heritage and influence on modern culture with a 2-day walking tour pass. Get access to 2 guided and 5 self-guided walking tours and use an included mobile app to track your live guide or start your self-guided routes. Some of the tours you can enjoy with your pass: Essential Malaga Guided Walking Tour Start your stay in the city a walk through Malaga's historic and commercial centers. The tour begins by strolling down Calle Larios, a luxury shopping destination with the most expensive real estate in the city. From here, your guide will take you to Malaga’s most impressive landmarks, including the Bishop’s Palace, the Church of the Tabernacle, and the Museo de Malaga. Heading to the Jewish Quarter, see the city’s street art and learn about the life and works of renowned painters Pablo Picasso and Eugenio Chicano Navarro. Stop for a refreshment at Cafe de Chinitas, which, having been opened since the mid-1800s, became frequented by Malaga’s artists and intellectuals, including Picasso and Salvador Dali (costs not included). Continue through the city’s plazas to Calle Nueva, one of the oldest streets in the historic center. Finish the tour at Plaza Felix Saenz, where you can treat yourself to churros at the famous Casa Aranda (costs not included). Romantic Evening in Malaga Guided Tour On this tour, take in the city sights under the golden light of the setting sun for a magical experience. Along the way, stop to appreciate the beauty the city beholds in its architecture, nature, and history. Keep an eye out as your guide points out the best roof terraces to enjoy a light evening cocktail with city views. Mediterranean Culture Self-Guided TourThis self-guided route takes you on a sojourn into the city's culture and history, passing by impressive sights like the Malagueta Bullfighting Ring and the Castle of Gibralfaro. Soho Street Art Self-Guided TourThe Soho street art self-guided tour will show you the edgy side of Malaga, with cool street art and alternative sites. Young Picasso Self-Guided TourThe young Picasso route will tell you about the beginnings of one of the most famous Malageños and artists around the globe as you explore on foot. These are only some of the tour routes you can enjoy with your pass. Use the free tour app included in your ticket to discover more self-guided walking routes in and around the city.

See panoramic views of downtown Malaga on this guided city walking tour, with bus transportation included. Visit the 11th century Alcazaba (citadel) and Castillo de Gibralfaro, built in the 14th. Start your tour at Plaza de la Marina, where you will take a bus to Mount Gibralfaro. Enjoy access to the entire fortress accompanied by your guide and bask in the beauty of some of the city's most amazing views. Continue your tour at the Alcazaba of Malaga, where you will take the elevator to the highest point of this fortress. Listen as your guide enlightens you with the background of the architecture and get a real feel for the rich history of the city.

Create your dream tour of Malaga with a customizable private guided tour. You could choose to discover the charm of the city center and old town with your knowledgable guide. Discover the mix of Roman, Arabic and Christian architecture and learn about how the city has evolved over the years. Visit the famous monuments, including the Roman theater and Alcazaba and discover why the Cathedral of Malaga is called the One-Armed Lady. Alternatively, you could head out into nature and discover panoramic views of the city from a scenic viewpoint. During your hike, learn about the Moorish times in Malaga and discover exotic plants in the Subtropical park.  Another option is to explore some of the city's many museums. Learn about Spanish painters, history, flamenco, and, of course, the most famous malagueño - Picasso. There is a museum for everyone's interests, so take advantage and learn something new. You could also choose to focus your tour on the port area and learn more about the Andalusian lifestyle. Visit a famous lighthouse, Malagueta beach and see how the locals cook seafood.

Begin at Plaza de la Constitución and the famous Calle Larios. Continue to the Cathedral, Roman Theatre and Alcazaba, then the gorgeous subtropical park of Paseo del Parque, just by the new Port of Malaga. Walk along the Moorish narrow streets in the Old Town, and discover famous monuments and local's favourite hidden corners. Learn about the fascinating history of the city, which dates back over 3000 years. You will discover the story behind "La Farola", the Málaga Lighthouse located in La Malagueta Beach. Learn why grilled sardines or espetos are so important in the gastronomy of Costa del Sol. After this, start a short hike on a paved path up to the highest viewpoint in Malaga. Your guide will show you the remains of the Old Moorish Fortress Wall on the way up, and will tell you how life in Malaga changed after the Christian reconquest. When you get to the top and reach the viewpoint, be amazed by the breathtaking views of Malaga Bay. Relax. admire the beautiful sunset, and take some beautiful photos. Return to the City Center and your guide will give you some useful tips and advice to get the most out of your stay in the city.