Mercado Central de Atarazanas

Tapas are considered to be the main ingredient in Spain's national cuisine, and they are available all over the streets. They display the lifestyle, traditions, and customs of the local people, as well their historical background. Throughout this tour you will visit places that are out of the normal touristic culinary map of Malaga, places that are famous primarily among locals. The tour lasts 3.5 hours and follows a standard touristic route down to small grocers, chefs, and artisans, each with their own personal story and shared passion about national cuisine. You will experience a wide range of delicious and extraordinary tapas dishes and snacks which you can taste on your way throughout the old city. You will also hear the history of Spanish and Malaga cuisine and culture whilst touring around some of the main sites and hot spots of the city.

Get to know the most unusual and traditional places in the historic center of Malaga with this foodie group tour. Enjoy its inhabitants and the culture of tapas, while savoring an excellent selection of typical dishes from the area at the Central Market of Atarazanas. Walk through this vibrant market and let your expert guide enhance your tasting experience by decoding all the dishes for you. Enjoy a unique atmosphere while savoring some of the most delicious and interesting dishes in Malaga. Taste some delicious local wines in a tavern of the oldest winery in Malaga that was founded in 1840. Find out ow to distinguish what is a good Serrano and Iberian ham. Learn more about local recipes. Share your passion for food with your local guide as they share their first-hand experience with local flavors and culture with you. Feel confident, as all guides are qualified as tourist guides by the Junta de Andalucía.

In just 1.5 hours, discover the main sights of the historic center of Málaga. Begin with the cathedral, later finishing in front of the Roman Theatre. Throughout your experience, travel around Malaga with a local guide whilst discovering the main monuments of the city and learning its history, tradition, and curiosities. Learn about the cathedral, Calle Larios, Constitution Square, Picasso, the Roman Theatre, and the Alcazaba. Traveling further, visit the main market of the city: the Atarazanas Market. Whilst there take a short break inside, allowing you to discover some of its local products.

Discover new products and enjoy the best of Malaga on this foodie experience. The tour starts at the oldest winery in town, with 200 years of history. Here you’ll learn all about Malaga's famous sweet wines.  Next stop is the Atarazanas Central Food Market, located just 5 mins away. Learn about the history of the building and discover some of the best local products from Malaga such as  olives, figs, sardines and many more. You can sample some of the products as you weave between the market stalls.  Last stop is a traditional "ultramarinos" grocery store, where you will enjoy a well-deserved appetizer. Relax with your local sweet wine or Spanish vermouth in hand, and soak up the  atmosphere. Here you’ll try some of the best products in town: Iberian ham, Salchichón, Morcilla (blood sausage) and Manchego cheese.

Become a detective for the day as you solve clues on your phone to navigate your way around the highlights of Malaga. Maximize your time in the city by taking the challenge to complete the game in 2.5 hours, while exploring the sights at your own pace by pausing it at any location. Enjoy the ride as you are transported from Plaza de la Marina to Alcazaba, solving puzzles in order to unlock the next stop on the route. Visit sightseeing spots such as the Casa del Guardia Tavern, the Santiago Church, and other places off the beaten track. Play on your own, with a group, or in competition with another group, and take home memories to treasure.

Travel back in time to the 11th and 15th centuries to learn about the Muslim period in Malaga on this walking tour through the historic center. Explore the vibrant and colorful souk markets. Meet your guide in Marina square and walk through the old medina in the historic center. Pass by the elegant Malaga Alcazaba. Marvel at this palace and fortification that is perched on a hill overlooking the city. Admire the minaret tower at the main mosque. Head to the lively souk market. Stroll through the stalls and look for handcrafts. Gain insight into Muslim culture with the help of your local guide.

Experience Malaga from the perspective of a local. As you wander from square to square, from one historic site to another major landmark, learn about the city's interesting history from your guide. Along with gaining knowledge about the city's rich culture, discover the birthplace of many famous personalities such as Pablo Picasso or Antonio Banderas.  Marvel at Malaga's stunning architecture as you figure out which church is called, "La Manquita" or why Malaga has a Roman theater.  Gaze at Gibralfaro Castle from afar and see its spectacular views of Malaga and the Mediterranean Sea. Also, make a stop at the sprawling Alcazaba Palatial Fortress complex.

We start from your Hotel,Apartment or the Port, The driver and the guide will be waiting for you. In this panoramic tour we will have several stops to take pictures with the comfort of having near the car and with explanations of our official guide. 1.Enjoy stunning views of the Port of Málaga and the Historic Quarter. Then moving on to Mercado Atarazanas (Ataranzas Market), so called because it occupies the site where the Nasrid shipyards (i.e. ataranzas) stood. The main gate has been preserved. They say that, if you want to know a city well, the first thing you should do is visit the market. ( Here we will have our First PhotoStop if the Market open we can go inside ) 2.Calle Larios and Plaza la constitución make the iconic Calle Larios, Málaga's main shopping street where the world's leading brands have their stores. Next, follow it as far as Plaza de la Constitución, the heart of the city's historical quarter. 3.The Cathedral : Although work on the Cathedral began during the Gothic period (16th Century) on the site of the old Arab mosque, the building is in the Renaissance style and is still unfinished . 3.The Alcazaba, built between the 11th and 15th centuries, was the fortress-palace of the Moorish rulers. It is located on the site of an earlier Phoenician building at the foot of Mount Gibralfaro, a privileged spot overlooking the city.( Entrance fee included ) 4.The Roman Theatre, an essential sight. Built in the first century BC, it was in use until the third century AD After its recent restoration, Málaga's Roman Theatre regained its use as a performance space. 5. Plaza de la Merced where it joins the Málaga Picasso Route. Objective: Fundación Picasso (Picasso Foundation) Museo Casa Natal. (Picasso's Birthplace Museum) 6.Castillo de Gibralfaro where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Málaga .

Get ready to discover many new corners of Malaga, each with their own story. Malaga’s city sights will surely win your heart over with beautiful buildings, stunning views and plentiful photo opportunities. See the birthplace of renowned personalities such as Pablo Picasso and Antonio Banderas, and explore a lavish range of wonderful landmarks. Which church is called ‘La Manquita’? Is it possible to enter to Alcazaba Fortress and Gibralfaro Castle? Why does Malaga have a Roman Theatre? Is the winter cold in Malaga? These questions and more will be answered during the tour. Experience Malaga from a different perspective with a walk designed for your abilities, as a local charismatic guide reveals interesting facts about the city.

Are you visiting from the USA? Get ready to bump into many squares, each of them with its own story. Malaga’s city sights will surely win your heart with its rich history, architecture, and amazing photo opportunities. Find out which church is called ‘La Manquita'. See if it's possible to enter Alcazaba Fortress and Gibralfaro Castle. Discover why Malaga has a Roman Theatre. Is Malaga under the Islamic Rule? Is the Winter cold in Malaga? Experience Malaga from a different perspective. A local charismatic guide will reveal interesting facts about the fantastic Malaga.