From Marbella: Malaga private Tour
White Towns of Andalusia, Marbella
Embark on a captivating exploration of Malaga, the coastal city renowned for its rich cultural heritage, museums, and historical landmarks. Explore the archeological sites, the majestic Cathedral...
Malaga Private Guided Tour with Picasso Route and Historical Sites
This private tour in Malaga suits visitors interested in art, history, and culture, covering key sites with personalized guidance.
Highlights
- Visit Malaga Cathedral, showcasing Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture
- Explore the Alcazaba, a medieval fortress with panoramic city and Mediterranean views
- Discover the Roman Theater, an archaeological site from Malaga’s Roman era
- Follow the Picasso Route to understand the early influences on Picasso’s art
Description
Enjoy a flexible, personalized tour tailored to your interests, guided by a knowledgeable expert sharing historical and artistic insights. This experience covers Malaga’s key cultural landmarks, blending art, history, and architecture to provide a comprehensive understanding of the city.
Highlights include the imposing Malaga Cathedral, the Alcazaba fortress, the nearby Roman Theater, and the Picasso Route, each revealing different aspects of Malaga’s heritage and Picasso’s legacy.
What's Included
- Professional tour guide
- Private transportation
What's Excluded
- Food and beverages
- Admission tickets for Malaga Cathedral
- Tickets for the Roman Theater and the Alcazaba
- Picasso Museum ticket
- Optional gratuities
Important Information
- Tours in a car (1–3 people) or van (4–8 people) do not include guide commentary during transportation
- Tours on minibuses or regular buses (from 8 people) include guide commentary during transportation
- Children under 7 years old travel free if seats are available
- Hotel pick-up available from Costa del Sol hotels (Malaga to Marbella); arrange pick-up when confirming your reservation
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
For the best experience, bring comfortable walking shoes and purchase tickets for the cathedral and museums in advance. Morning tours often offer cooler temperatures and fewer crowds.
