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Today you meet your private guide at the hotel lobby and go on a wonderful 3-hour walking sightseeing tour of the Old Town of Malaga. 

During the tour you take a walk through its cozy narrow streets enjoying the medieval city atmosphere, see the 10th-century Moorish castle and admire the beauty of the Malaga Cathedral from both inside and outside.

Malaga Walking City Tour

Begin your culinary adventure  truly by visiting the vibrant Atarazanas market, where we'll introduce you to the most surprising seasonal products of our region, from fresh veggies and fruits to succulent meats and fish. As you wander through the market, we'll handpick the best ingredients needed for your upcoming cooking workshop.

After your market excursion, we'll lead you to our spacious and modern kitchen, just a 5-minute walk away in the SOHO Art District. Before we start cooking, indulge in an Extra Virgin Olive Oil Tasting featuring different local and award-winning olive oils, along with our famous Aloreña olives and refreshing sangria.

In addition to mastering the art of crafting traditional paella, we'll also guide you through preparing a refreshing gazpacho, adding another dimension to your culinary skills. Get ready to immerse yourself in the flavors of our region and create delicious dishes to savor and share.

Paella Cooking Class & Market Visit

Together with your guide-driver spend a day exploring the largest of Andalusia's "white towns" - marvelous Ronda.

On your way enjoy the scenic views of the Andalusian countryside. Upon arrival after about 1.5-hour drive, admire impressive El Tajo gorge that slices Ronda into old and new districts, and cross the Puente Nuevo Bridge - the most famous landmark of the town.

During the guided walk, learn about the rich historical heritage of Ronda, visit the Church of St Mary the Elder and the Church of the Holy Spirit. You also have a chance to see Plaza de Toros - the oldest bullring in Spain and explore the bullfingting museum which reflects evolution of bullfighting art.

Before returning to Malaga you have free time for lunch and to stroll along the streets of old town once again.

Trip to Ronda

The area around Ronda has been famous for wine making since Roman times, and nowadays there are about 30 wineries here.

 In the morning your private driver takes you to Finca La Melonera Winery especially interesting being an organic winery. On your way you enjoy the scenic views of the Andalusian countryside and the vineyards. Upon arrival after about 1.5-hour drive, you have a 2-hour tour of the gardens, estate and the barrel room. Wine tasting accompanied by a selection of tapas is naturally in program too!

After the tour you are taken to Ronda to spend an hour exploring the largest of Andalusia's "white towns" on your own. Finally you return back to Malaga hotel.

Winery Tour & Visit to Ronda

Reserve half a day to learn about the integral part of Spanish cuisine - olive oil!

In the morning your private driver meets you in the hotel lobby and takes to the Olive Oil Mill located in the Montes de Malaga nature park. Upon arrival, you are welcomed by typical breakfast of fresh bread, olive oil and local goats cheese. Next you take a 2-hour tour of both the original mill and of modern functioning mill.

In the afternoon you are driven back to Malaga.

Please, note: it is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes and a hat to protect from the sun for this tour.

Tour of Olive Oil Mill

Embark on a  full day trip with a driver-guide to Gibraltar. 

Upon arrival to Gibraltar, you have a 1.5-hour Rock Tour. Main sites of the tour are  The Pillars of Hercules,  St Michael’s Cave, you also visit the top of the Rock where you see breathtaking views all around Gibraltar. Another place you witness today is the Great Siege Tunnels, carved out of the rock by hand during the Great Siege which took place between 1779-1783. 

Continue to the city center and enjoy free time for lunch and local shops. 

After the tour you have a transfer back to Malaga.

*Note: Passports are required by all visitors to Gibraltar. Stateless persons or nationals from certain countries require a visa to enter Gibraltar. Tour is running with a driver-guide.

Trip to Gibraltar

Explore the famous Alhambra Fortress on a full day trip enjoying comfort of private transportation. Upon arrival to Alhambra of Granada, you meet your guide and explore one of the world's most significant attractions on a private tour.

The Alhambra is a magnificent fortress and palace complex located in Granada, Spain. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is one of the most famous and significant historical landmarks in the country.

After the tour you are transferred back to Malaga.

Tour to Alhambra Fortress of Granada

Enjoy a trip to the top travel destinations in Andalusia - Medeterranium resort Marbella and the beautiful marina Puerto Banus.
Marbella known for its a stunning old town and significant archaeological heritage, is located at the foot of the Sierra Blanca Mountain. Together with our private guide-driver you explore the historic quarter of the city with its white washed buildings and narrow cobblestoned streets. You continue to the modern part of the city. From the sea side promenade on a clear day you can see Gibraltar and Morocco across the sea. Next you visit Puerto Banús marina to admire luxury yachts, impressive archways and patios.
After the tour you are taken back to Malaga hotel.

Trip to Marbella & Puerto Banus

Tasting menus of innovative, artfully presented dishes with Andalucian roots, in a stylish setting.

José Carlos García

Situated in the heart of the old town, this restaurant is striking for its rustic and vintage-style decor. Enjoy fun, market-inspired cuisine centered on Andalucian ingredients with an exotic touch.

La Cosmopolita

High-concept restaurant serving an innovative tasting menu amid minimalist surrounds.

Kaleja

Inventive, artfully plated Spanish-inspired dishes & regional wines in a quirkily decorated space.

Café de París

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Malaga Cathedral

Atarazanas Market

Alcazaba of Malaga

Centre Pompidou Malaga

Gibralfaro Castle

La Malagueta Beach

La Concepción Historical-Botanical Gardens

Museo Picasso Malaga

CAC Málaga (Centro de Arte Contemporáneo)

Roman Theatre

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Interested in paying a visit to Malaga? Look no further! With Triptile, you can focus on planning out your trip, and our team of experts will take care of all your bookings and tickets. A trip to Malaga will show you the beauty of Spanish culture and offers countless places to visit such as Mercado de la Merced, a local food market near Pablo Picasso's house, an exotic Jardin Botánico Histórico La Concepción garden, and the saphire-blue Playa de La Caleta beach. Whether you enjoy variety in your tours, or it is your first time organizing one, Malaga is a wonderful and friendly place to stop by and enjoy time spent under the Spanish Sun. Start planning your ideal Malaga vacation now with Triptile.

Malaga Trips 

Two Continents: from Barcelona to Marrakesh

Historical Significance: The Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, Moors, and Christians all played a role in shaping Málaga's history. This has left the city with a diverse array of architectural styles and historical sites.

Alcazaba: This Moorish fortress-palace dates back to the 11th century and offers panoramic views of the city. It stands as a testament to Málaga’s Islamic past.

Roman Theatre: At the foot of the Alcazaba, this ancient theatre dates back to the 1st century BC and reflects Málaga's Roman legacy.

Gibralfaro Castle: Perched atop a hill, this castle offers panoramic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea.

Málaga Cathedral: Built between 1528 and 1782, it blends Renaissance and Baroque architectural styles.

Birthplace of Picasso: Málaga is the birthplace of the world-famous artist Pablo Picasso. The Museo Picasso Málaga is home to an extensive collection of his works and offers insights into his life and career.

Contemporary Art: The Centre Pompidou Málaga and the CAC Málaga (Centro de Arte Contemporáneo) showcase contemporary art, reflecting the city's commitment to modern culture.

Mediterranean Beaches: Being on the Costa del Sol, Málaga is blessed with beautiful beaches such as La Malagueta, which are great for relaxation and water sports.

Gastronomy: Málaga offers a unique Andalusian culinary experience. You can savor traditional dishes such as espetos (sardines skewered and roasted over open flames on the beach) and the sweet wine of the region.

Festivals: The city is renowned for its lively festivals, most notably the Semana Santa (Holy Week) and the Málaga Fair in August, which are celebrated with processions, traditional music, dance, and more.

Botanical Gardens: La Concepción Historical-Botanical Gardens are a lush, tropical paradise that showcases plant species from around the world.

Proximity to other Andalusian jewels: Málaga serves as a convenient base for visiting other Andalusian destinations such as Granada, Cordoba, Seville, and the white hill towns (pueblos blancos).

Arrival &amp; City Tour Upon arrival, you are transferred to your hotel for check-in. Later you meet your private guide at the hotel lobby and go on a wonderful 3-hour walking sightseeing tour of the Old Town of Malaga. During the tour you take a walk through its cozy narrow streets enjoying the medieval city atmosphere, see the 10th-century Moorish castle and admire the beauty of the Malaga Cathedral from both inside and outside.After the tour you return to your hotel. The rest of the day is free, so you can continue exploring Malaga on your own (we suggest visiting the Picasso Museum), have some rest or buy traditional souvenirs.

Departure Following breakfast in your hotel, you check out and meet your private driver for the transfer.

Malaga

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Malaga Cathedral

Atarazanas Market

Alcazaba of Malaga

Centre Pompidou Malaga

Gibralfaro Castle

La Malagueta Beach

La Concepción Historical-Botanical Gardens

Museo Picasso Malaga

CAC Málaga (Centro de Arte Contemporáneo)

Malaga Cathedral

Roman Theatre

Malaga Trips