The perfect way to discover Malaga for the first time and explore its main landmarks and history.  

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What is a Free Tour?

It is about a walking visit with a qualified guides for free. Once the tour is finished, you can put a price according to your level of satisfaction.

Description

Join us on our Malaga Free Walking Tour and discover this charming and popular destination in Spain. With the company of our English speaking guide, you will be taken on a tour of the main events in Malaga’s history, and we will learn about their founders: the Carthaginians, the Romans, the Visigoths, the Arabs and the Christians.

We will meet in Plaza de la Constitución, the most emblematic square in Malaga, located in the city centre. You will be amazed by the peculiar looking monument on the ground: the front covers of five main Spanish newspapers. This place leads to Calle Larios, one of the most elegant and expensive commercial streets in Spain.

We will take a stroll along the Alcazaba militar palace-fortress which was used as the central office of the city Muslim government. Next to this, we find the Roman Theatre, built on the 1st century and the Plaza del Obispo where we will get amazed by the well-known “La Manquita”, the name affectionately referred to the Cathedral of Malaga by its people. We will explore the San Agustín Street where the international Picasso Museum is located, and the most popular winery in Malaga, El Pimpi, where the artists use sign the barrels.

We will also stop at the Plaza de la Merced, another very famous that Picasso used to visit frequently, close to the house where he was born. There, we will admire the obelisk, a Monument to General Torrijos.

Join us on this Malaga Free Tour to understand just why it is known as the “City of Paradise”!

Featured places

  • Calle Larios
  • Plaza de la Merced
  • Plaza de la Constitución
  • Picasso Statue
  • The Alcazaba
  • The Roman Theatre
  • Cathedral of Malaga
  • And much more!

Details

Duration
2 hours 30 minutes
Language
English speaking guide
Rates
Free tour
Time
11:00 AM
Availability

Daily

Outside guided visit
We will visit from outside all monuments and places of our tour description

Included

The best English Speaking guides of Málaga

Excluded

Food and drinks
Transportation (walking tour)

Meeting point

Plaza de la Constitución, at the end of Calle Larios.

Conditions

How to book?

Limited tickets. Do not miss it! Choose the date on the calendar and fill in with your details to complete the booking. Immediate confirmation.

Planning an activity for more than 6 adults?

Groups of 6 adults or more are subject to a €8 per adult charge. The maximum allowed is 3 children per adult. You may also consider booking a private tour to get your own private guide. For further information here.

Do the tours run despite bad weather conditions and public holidays?

Affirmative! Otherwise we will contact you in advance to inform you about it.

Can I modify or cancel my booking?

Are you unable to attend our tour? Let us know to reschedule your booking.

Our promises

Best price guaranteed
Quick and easy reservation
Multilingual Customer Service
Secure payment

Contact us

Do you have any question?
Would you like this tour in private?
Reservation online or by phone (+34) 928926312
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