Get to Know Málaga like a Local: Private walking Tour
Costa del Sol, Malaga
Discover the flavors of Malaga with this tour through the historic city center! Explore the historical centre with local guides and savour the best of some delicacies from Malaga.
Malaga Food and History Private Walking Tour
This private walking tour in Malaga suits travelers interested in local history and regional food products.
Highlights
- Guided by professional, locally accredited guides with years of experience
- Includes Malaga wine or local beer
- Private tour experience
- Sample typical regional products
Description
Meet at the Tourist Information Office entrance at the scheduled time to begin your tour through Malaga’s culinary and historical highlights.
Walk along Calle Larios as your guide explains the history of this iconic shopping street’s founding family. Visit the city’s oldest churrería to taste traditional Malaga churros.
Explore the Central Market of Atarazanas, discovering typical local ingredients and the market’s history, including its distinctive stained glass windows. Then, visit Malaga’s oldest wine cellar to learn about its heritage while enjoying a glass of Malaga’s renowned wine or a drink of your choice.
Next, stroll near the cathedral, hearing why it’s called 'La Manquita.' Visit the Picasso Museum and stop at El Pimpi, a historic wine cellar and restaurant. Pause to taste Malaga’s signature almonds before continuing to Plaza de la Merced and the Roman Theater.
The tour ends about two hours later at the Alcazaba, Malaga’s most visited monument.
Includes
- 100% local guides accredited by the Andalusian Regional Government's Ministry of Tourism
- One local wine, beer, or soft drink
- Tasting of local products
- Guided private walking tour
Excludes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Tips
Important Information
- The tour operates rain or shine
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, wear comfortable shoes and bring a camera. Morning tours often provide cooler temperatures and smaller crowds.