Founded by the Phoenicians around 770 B.C., Málaga is one of the oldest cities in the world. It has been inhabited by a large number of civilisations, such as the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, Visigoths, Muslims and Christians.

Your local guide will pick you up at a meeting point of your choice in the city centre. From there begin the guided tour through Málaga exploring the most important monuments and attractions of the historic city centre.

Start at the main market so that you can experience the most lively part of the city first-hand, while your guide tells you about the cuisine and typical local products. From there, enter the old town, walking through the most important streets and squares such as Calle Larios and Plaza de la Constitución.

While walking around Málaga, discover stories, interesting facts and legends of the city from your local guide. The guide will take you to the most important monuments of the city such as the cathedral, the Muslim fortresses (Alcazaba and Gibralfaro), the Roman theatre, the Picasso museum and much more.

The tour will finish at Plaza de la Merced, next to Picasso’s childhood home; a perfect place to taste the local food and cuisine in Málaga along with its famous tapas.