Guided tour of Malaga with tickets 4 hours Adult

If you are passing through the city of Malaga and want to discover its charm on foot, we will have a great plan for you in a short time. Don't throw your hands up and stop searching, our 4-hour guided tour of the Malaga city is the perfect option to get to know the best corners of this region in depth, all with tickets included.

We will begin the guided tour in the Plaza de la Marina, one of the nerve centers of the city and where you may be lucky enough to enjoy one of the many gastronomic fairs for a while. that are celebrated there throughout the year. Our tour will take us to know the great Larios Street, the main artery of the city and whose name is due to one of the historical businessmen of this region.

At the end of Larios Street we will arrive at the Plaza de la Constitución, a corner of many events and the Malaga Fair. Here we will take a detour to see one of the greatest treasures of the people of Malaga, theMálaga Cathedral. Known worldwide, the cathedral impresses at first sight with its beauty, but also with a detail that gives it the name “La Manquita”. What is it? You will discover it when you come to the route.

We will continue to Plaza del Obispo and then we will visit the favorite place to eat of Antonio Banderas, El Pimpi. This winery is the most emblematic of the center, there you can enjoy a good Malaga wine strong> and “pescaito” the most delicious.

Right next to El Pimpi we will naturally come across one of the emblems of the city, the Roman Theater. This architectural work is impressive and we have to highlight that very interesting plays continue to be carried out here. The Theater is escorted by another of the most visited monuments, the Alcazaba de Málaga, which served as the city's protective wall.

We will continue our way to the Málaga City Hall, although what we will enjoy the most will be the Paseo del Parque. This large avenue full of trees is a small lung of the city, which in recent years has been reinforced by the Palmeral de la Sorpresas, in the /span>Malaga Port.