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A Self-Guided Tour of Ancient Malaga’s History
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Experience Malaga at your own pace with Magdi, a professional tour guide eager to share the city's unique history and character.
Discover the hidden treasures of Malaga on this self-guided walking tour that unveils the city's rich history and vibrant cultural tapestry. You'll delve into the past as you meander through narrow streets adorned with traces of the Romans, Moors, and Conquistadors. From Plaza de la Merced to Plaza del Obispo, immerse yourself in the bustling present surrounded by tapas bars. Explore landmarks such as the 'Manquita' Cathedral, Teatro Romano de Málaga, and the Picasso-related Museo Casa Natal de Picasso.
As you gaze at the cathedral and historical sites, absorb ...
Highlights
From 45 minutes to 1 hour
Offered in English
Non-refundable
Mobile Ticket
From 45 minutes to 1 hour
Offered in English
Non-refundable
Mobile Ticket
What's Included
Lifetime access to this tour in English
VoiceMap app for Android and iOS
Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata
Smartphone and headphones
Transportation
Food and drink
Meeting Points
Departure
Estatua del Cenachero
The tour begins in the center of Malaga on Plaza de la Marina. The square is in front of the port of Malaga. The first location is at the statue of a young man with two baskets on his shoulders, near the Tourist office, under a palm tree.
Return
Plaza de la Constitución
The tour ends at Plaza de la Constitucion.
Important Information
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Wheelchair accessible
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Service animals allowed
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Public transportation options are available nearby
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Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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Experience Malaga at your own pace with Magdi, a professional tour guide eager to share the city's unique history and character.
Discover the hidden treasures of Malaga on this self-guided walking tour that unveils the city's rich history and vibrant cultural tapestry. You'll delve into the past as you meander through narrow streets adorned with traces of the Romans, Moors, and Conquistadors. From Plaza de la Merced to Plaza del Obispo, immerse yourself in the bustling present surrounded by tapas bars. Explore landmarks such as the 'Manquita' Cathedral, Teatro Romano de Málaga, and the Picasso-related Museo Casa Natal de Picasso.
As you gaze at the cathedral and historical sites, absorb ...
Highlights
From 45 minutes to 1 hour
Offered in English
Non-refundable
Mobile Ticket
From 45 minutes to 1 hour
Offered in English
Non-refundable
Mobile Ticket
What's Included
Lifetime access to this tour in English
VoiceMap app for Android and iOS
Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata
Smartphone and headphones
Transportation
Food and drink
Meeting Points
Departure
Estatua del Cenachero
The tour begins in the center of Malaga on Plaza de la Marina. The square is in front of the port of Malaga. The first location is at the statue of a young man with two baskets on his shoulders, near the Tourist office, under a palm tree.
Return
Plaza de la Constitución
The tour ends at Plaza de la Constitucion.
Itinerary
1
El Cenachero
Begin your journey near the port at Plaza de la Marina, in front of the Estatua del Cenachero, a statue depicting a local fisherman. Understand the significance of the humble fish vendors as a symbol of the city's history.
2
Plaza de la Marina
Pass through Plaza de la Marina, a central square, as you make your way into the heart of the town. Marvel at the modern hustle and bustle surrounding this historic area.
3
Plaza del Obispo
Stroll through Plaza del Obispo, passing by as you learn about its historical and cultural relevance.
4
Catedral de la Encarnación de Málaga
Gaze upon Malaga's cathedral, known as 'Manquita,' and discover why locals have given it this affectionate nickname. Admire its architectural beauty as you pass by.
5
Church of St. Augustine (Augustinian Fathers)
Pass by the Church of St Augustine, soaking in the historic atmosphere of this Catholic church with Moorish influences.
6
Museo Picasso Malaga
Catch a glimpse of the Picasso Museum Málaga, dedicated to the city's most famous son, as you explore the surroundings.
7
El Pimpi
Peek into Las Bodegas El Pimpi, one of the oldest tapas bars in the city. While not entering, acknowledge its historical significance in Malaga's culinary tradition.
8
Plaza de la Juderia
Wander through Plaza de la Juderia, taking in the ambiance of this square, rich in history.
9
Teatro Romano de Málaga
Pass by Teatro Romano de Málaga, the ancient Roman theater, as you absorb the historical vibes of the area.
10
Alcazabilla
Stroll along Alcazabilla, a street with a view of the Alcazaba fortress, immersing yourself in the city's architectural charm.
11
Parroquia Santiago Apostol Malaga
Pass by Parroquia Santiago Apóstol Málaga, a Catholic church reflecting Islamic influences, deepening your understanding of the city's cultural blend.
12
Plaza de la Merced
Explore Plaza de la Merced, the square where Picasso was born and grew up. Listen to the story of his remarkable survival at birth.
13
Torrijos Monument
Pass by Monumento a Torrijos, appreciating the historical significance of the monument dedicated to this Spanish liberal.
14
Estatua de Picasso
Catch a glimpse of the Estatua de Picasso, acknowledging the tribute to the city's most famous artist.
15
Museo Casa Natal de Picasso
Pass by the Museo Casa Natal de Picasso, the museum dedicated to Picasso's childhood home, connecting with the artist's early life.
16
Teatro Cervantes
Stroll by Teatro Cervantes, absorbing the cultural ambiance of this theater as you delve into the city's artistic heritage.
17
Plaza de Uncibay
Pass through Plaza de Uncibay, a vibrant square with tapas bars and restaurants, soaking in the lively atmosphere.
18
Church of the Holy Martyrs Ciriaco and Paula
Pass by the Church of the Holy Martyrs Ciriaco and Paula, immersing yourself in the historical and religious facets of the city.
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Museo Carmen Thyssen Malaga
Wander by the Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga, acknowledging its presence in the cultural landscape of the city.
20
Ateneo de Malaga
Pass by Ateneo de Málaga, a cultural center that was once the San Telmo School of Fine Arts, where Picasso's father taught drawing.
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Plaza de la Constitución
End your tour in front of Plaza de la Constitución, where you'll gain insights into the origins of the square's name. Reflect on Malaga's rich history and cultural tapestry.
