We’ll visit the iconic Atarazanas Market, a must-see in Malaga, where you can experience the vibrant colors and flavors of local fruits, vegetables, and other regional products. On Sundays, when the market is closed, we’ll admire its stunning architecture from the outside and learn about its fascinating history. During the tour, visitors will have the opportunity to admire the stunning architecture of the Cathedral, which combines elements of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles. The Cathedral's interior is adorned with intricate carvings, paintings, and sculptures, which depict various religious scenes and themes.

We’ll explore the impressive Alcazaba, a historic fortress that offers breathtaking views of the city. Don’t forget to secure your tickets in advance to avoid waiting in line and fully enjoy this remarkable piece of Moorish architecture and history.

We’ll visit the ancient Roman Theatre from the outside, one of Malaga’s most iconic landmarks. This well-preserved theater, dating back to the 1st century BC, offers a glimpse into the city's rich Roman heritage. Don’t miss the chance to admire its impressive architecture and learn about its fascinating history.

We’ll admire the Picasso Museum from the outside, located in the heart of Malaga. This beautiful building houses an impressive collection of works by the famous artist, offering a glimpse into his creative journey and connection to his hometown. While we won’t be entering the museum, we’ll explore the surrounding area and discuss Picasso’s influence on the city.

We’ll visit Plaza de la Merced, one of Malaga’s most vibrant squares, surrounded by beautiful architecture and lively atmosphere. Here, you’ll see the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, now a museum dedicated to the artist’s early life and works. While we won’t enter the museum, we’ll take in the history and significance of this location, which played a pivotal role in Picasso’s childhood.

Cathedral Visit

Arqueoligical Museum