Walking Tours Province of Málaga

Walking Tours in the Province of Málaga 🇪🇸

Explore the rich history, culture, and beauty of Malaga’s province by embarking on a captivating walking tour! Here’s some essential information to help you plan your journey:

  1. Málaga City Center (Centro Histórico de Málaga): Discover the heart of Málaga with its charming squares, picturesque narrow streets, and historic landmarks such as the Alcazaba, Gibralfaro Castle, Cathedral of Malaga (La Manquita), and Atarazanas Market.

  2. Roman Theatre & Archaeological Museum: Delve into the Roman past of Málaga with a visit to its ancient amphitheater, hidden beneath modern streets, and the adjacent archaeological museum housing artifacts from excavations throughout the province.

  3. Museums & Galleries: Malaga boasts an impressive collection of museums and galleries showcasing various aspects of Andalusian culture. Don’t miss Picasso Birthplace Museum, Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Pompidou Center, and the Contemporary Art Museum (CAC Málaga).

  4. Mount Gibralfaro & Alcazaba: For breathtaking views overlooking the city and port, make your way to Mount Gibralfaro and explore the ancient Alcazaba fortress built by the Moors in the 11th century.

  5. Botanical Garden of Málaga (Jardín Botánico de Málaga): Situated at the foot of Gibralfaro, this enchanting oasis features over 6,000 species and offers a tranquil escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.

  6. El Palo: A traditional Malagueño neighborhood renowned for its lively seafront promenade, fresh fish restaurants, and beautiful beaches such as La Malagueta and San Andres.

  7. Ronda: Often referred to as the birthplace of modern tourism, this stunning mountain-top town offers awe-inspiring views, historical landmarks like Puente Nuevo (New Bridge), and the Plaza de Toros bullring.

  8. Antequera: A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring the megalithic Dolmen of Menga, the Dolmen of Viera, and the impressive Roman ruins at El Tíscar.

  9. Córtijos & White Villages (Pueblos Blancos): Venture into Malaga’s picturesque countryside to discover charming white-washed villages nestled among olive groves, such as Frigiliana, Mijas Pueblo, and Ojén.

  10. Costa del Sol Beaches: Stretching along the Mediterranean coast from Marbella to Nerja, this stretch of golden sandy beaches offers a multitude of water sports, beach clubs, and idyllic seaside towns to explore.