In this first stop we will welcome the tour and make an introduction about the city of Malaga and its origins. We will focus especially on getting to know the Roman remains that we have around: The Roman theater and the salt flats

At this stop, next to the Alcazaba, we will talk about the Muslim past and talk about the building of the Alcazaba, the castle of Gibralfaro and also know when the city went from Muslim to Christian.

Although today this place is the archaeological and fine art museum, it is a building that was built in the 18th century for a very different use. We will review the building with some curious anecdotes and from here we will understand very well the evolution of the city and its great change thanks to seeing some old photos.

The green lung of the city. It is a free botanical garden in the city center, with trees and plants from 5 continents.

From here we will talk about the importance of the port of Malaga in the past and in the present and we will also talk about a curious anecdote that unites us with a famous international writer

The most famous and most beautiful street in Malaga. We will walk it from end to end and during the tour I will explain everything about it. From its opening to why today it is one of the most popular places in the city.

One of the most charming places in the city. Here we will talk about one of the most famous and oldest bars / cafes in the city and its direct relationship with Federico García Lorca. In addition, we will walk through the surrounding streets, a maze of narrow streets, which takes us away from the most modern Malaga and transports us to the Muslim layout of the city.

The cathedral is the most imposing building in the city. We will see it from different parts so we can appreciate the difference in styles due to the long time it took to build. In addition, we will tell many anecdotes and curiosities of this cathedral.

One of the most important museums in the city. Not many people know Picasso was born in Malaga. We will talk about the museum and why its opening was so interesting for the city.

Along this street Granada we will talk about one of the oldest churches in Malaga, but we will also talk about the popular winery El Pimpi, we will talk about gastronomy, wine and typical products.

In this Plaza de la Merced we finish the tour, but before saying goodbye we will tell curiosities about this square and talk more about Pablo Picasso since next to this stop we will see his birthplace.