Please note that the package does not include an audio tour of the museum itself; you can download the official Museo Picasso app upon arrival for additional information.

After you visit the museum, unpause this tour and follow a route through Málaga. The tour leads you to the Roman Theatre and the Alcazaba, where stone arches and fortress walls reveal the city’s Roman and Andalusian past. From there, you continue past the Ayuntamiento, through the shaded paths of Málaga Park, into the Málaga Museum, on to the cathedral, and through the stalls and stained glass of Atarazanas Market. The route also includes Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga and Teatro Cervantes before ending at Museo Casa Natal de Picasso in Plaza de la Merced. Along the way, you will enjoy the contrast between cool courtyards and sunlit squares, see the cathedral’s famously unfinished tower, stand beside a Roman stage below a hilltop fortress, and feel the color and noise of the market.

A 14th-century hilltop fortress overlooking Málaga, built to protect the nearby Alcazaba. It is famous for its well-preserved walls, historic military architecture, and spectacular panoramic views of the city, the port, and the Mediterranean Sea.

A lush, tropical park in the heart of Málaga, stretching between the city center and the waterfront. Known for its exotic plants, fountains, sculptures, and shaded walkways, it is a peaceful place to relax while exploring the city's historic center.