Malaga: long highlights tour with skip-line-tickets
Old Town, Marbella, Malaga
Explore Malaga with a guided walking tour. Skip-the-line to access to the main monuments: Malaga Cathedral, Picasso Museum, roman theatre and the Alcazaba. Enjoy a walking tour around the old town.
Malaga Old Town Guided Walking Tour with Skip-the-Line Access
This guided walking tour in Malaga suits history and art enthusiasts eager to explore the Old Town's main landmarks with skip-the-line access.
Highlights
- Explore the history and art of Malaga on a guided walking tour
- Admire the architecture of the Old Town
- Skip-the-line access to Malaga Cathedral, Picasso Museum, Roman Theatre, and Alcazaba
- Learn stories behind Malaga’s key monuments
- View notable works by Picasso at the Picasso Museum
Description
Begin your tour in Malaga’s Old Town with a specialist history guide. Walk along Larios Street, visit the Sagrario Church, and explore Bishop’s Square before reaching Malaga Cathedral, where skip-the-line entry lets you avoid queues.
Inside the cathedral, observe its varied artistic styles and learn about its nickname, 'La Manquita'. Then, meet your art specialist guide and enjoy skip-the-line entry to the Picasso Museum, where you’ll admire some of Picasso's key works while learning about his life.
After a break before 16:00, continue to the Roman Theatre and Alcazaba fortress. End your tour with panoramic views of Malaga port from the Muslim fortress.
Includes
- Skip-the-line entry and tickets to Malaga Cathedral
- Skip-the-line entry and tickets to the Picasso Museum
- Skip-the-line entry and tickets to the Roman Theatre
- Skip-the-line entry and tickets to Malaga Alcazaba
- Guided walking tour of Malaga's Old Town
- Specialized history tour guide for the Old Town visit
- Specialized art and Picasso tour guide for the Picasso Museum
Excludes
- Food
- Drinks
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, wear comfortable shoes and bring water. Morning tours offer cooler temperatures and smaller crowds.