Welcome to the city's most iconic beach! Just a few minutes from the historic center, La Malagueta is the place where Malaga meets the Mediterranean. It is much more than sand and sea; it is pure Malaga lifestyle.

If you are looking for the place with the most "flow" in Malaga, be prepared. An old fishing quarter, Pedregalejo has been able to preserve its marine essence by transforming it into the most picturesque and desired corner of the coast.

Get ready for the "top" moment of the tour. We will conquer the top of Malaga, but in the most fun way: in our electric Tuktuk! Without sweating a drop, we will climb the winding curves of Mount Gibralfaro, where each turn reveals a better view than the last

We will pass through one of the most photogenic and emblematic monuments of the city. Built in 1874, this neo-Mudéjar style jewel stands out for its 16-sided polygon shape and exposed brick, which shines with a special light in the Malaga sun.

In this square was born the most influential artist of the 20th century, Pablo Ruíz Picasso, and from our Tuktuk you will have a privileged view of his original home and the statue that pays tribute to his legacy. You will feel the inspiration of a genius as we glide through this space full of history, jacarandas and the authentic pulse of Malaga life.

Get ready to be dazzled by the architectural gem of the city. Malaga City Hall is an impressive neo-Baroque palace that seems straight out of a tale. Passing by in our tuktuk, you will have an unbeatable panoramic view of its monumental facade, its sculpted reliefs and its towers that guard the Park Promenade.

If you want to know what Malaga eat and where their energy comes from, you have to see this! The Atarazanas Market is the city’s gastronomic center, housed in an impressive building that combines 19th-century iron industrial architecture with a historic jewel: its 14th-century marble front door, which belonged to the ancient Nasrid shipyards.

Prepare for a burst of color. When you arrive in the area of Pier One, you will come across "The Cube", the iconic glass structure designed by Daniel Buren that serves as the entrance to the Pompidou Malaga Centre. It is the most modern, cosmopolitan and artistic symbol of Malaga.

It is not just any beacon, it is La Farola, the pride of Malaga and one of the few of its kind with a female name. With more than 200 years of history, this white stone tower marks the point where the city opens to the sea and is the central axis of our walk through the port area.