• Plaza de la Merced - Begin your journey at Plaza de Merced, a charming historical site where the renowned artist Pablo Picasso spent his early years. Admire the Picasso statue and explore the Picasso Birthplace Museum, known for its permanent collection of his personal items and artworks. Don’t miss the Monument to Torrijos, a striking landmark honoring General Torrijos and his 48 companions who were executed on San Andres beach in 1831.
• Church of Santiago - Stroll along the historic Granada Street to visit the Santiago Church, the city’s oldest Christian church and the baptismal site of Malaga-born artist Pablo Picasso. Discover artistic treasures such as works by Alonso Cano and Nino de Guevara, along with exquisite gold and silver pieces. Nearby, the Picasso Museum houses over 200 of the artist’s works in the historic Buenavista Palace.
• Café Madrid - Craving a local breakfast? Head to Café Madrid, established in 1892, and savor its renowned chocolate, coffee, and churros. This café boasts one of the city’s longest histories and is a favorite among locals.
• Catedral de la Encarnación de Málaga - Marvel at the grand Cathedral of Malaga, a national architectural treasure and a stunning example of the Spanish Renaissance. Its origins date back to the 16th century, built on the remains of the Great Mosque. Explore the Cathedral’s breathtaking interiors, admire its beauty, and appreciate its unique “siloesca” structure. Observe the intricate details of its catechetical Main Chapel, the majestic canvas of the Virgen del Rosario by Alonso Cano, the beloved Virgen de los Reyes, and the Gothic altarpiece of Santa Barbara. Visit the choir to experience the spirituality of one of the foremost sculptural ensembles of the Spanish Baroque.
• Mirador de la Alcazaba - Enjoy spectacular views over the Roman Theater ruins and capture stunning photos in front of Alcazaba de Malaga while your guide shares the history of this awe-inspiring Moorish fortification complex.
• Pepe Y Pepa - Andalusia’s rich history is reflected in its diverse cuisine. Stop by Pepe and Pepa bar to taste typical Mediterranean and Spanish dishes: tapas, homemade jamon, and fritura, paired with a glass of Sangria, wine, or beer. Don’t miss the desserts, as Malaga offers a variety of sweet delights to tantalize your taste buds.
• Plaza de la Constitución - Explore Plaza de la Constitucion, the heart of Malaga’s historical quarter and a popular gathering place for locals. Wander through alleyways filled with small shops and cozy cafes while your knowledgeable guide shares intriguing facts about the city’s history.
• Mercado Central de Atarazanas - Walk past Museo Carmen Thyssen and mingle with locals at Mercado Central de Atarazanas, Malaga’s lively central market dating back to the 14th century, originally a Nasrid boatyard. The market hall’s main entrance features the original, though much-renovated, arch from that era. Today, Mercado Central de Atarazanas is a key shopping destination and a popular attraction for visitors. Sample typical Malaga specialties, enjoy a sweet Moscatel or a dry sherry, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.

• Private professional guide
• Hot chocolate and churros at Café Madrid
• Lunch at Pepe and Pepa’s bar
• Fruit experience at Mercado Central de Atarazanas

• Tips
• Extra food and drinks

Explore stunning locations, uncover secret treasures, and swing by local’s top spots! Revel in the captivating tales from your personal well-informed guide, marvel at breathtaking sceneries and make sure to capture incredible photos between your morning hot cocoa and midday meal. The places and the menu on the Malaga food tour itinerary can be adjusted to suit your tastes.

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