
Atarazanas Market
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Malaga, Spain
The many faces of AndalusiaThis tour of Malaga’s historic center invites you to journey through three thousand years of history, featuring Roman theaters, Moorish fortresses, and squares shaded by orange trees. Throughout the route, discover Picasso’s heritage, the vibrant energy of traditional markets, and the lively landmarks where Castilian elegance meets Mediterranean joy. A simple and immersive way to explore the sun-drenched heart of Malaga at your own pace.

Atarazanas Market
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San Juan Church
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Marqués de Larios Street
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La Plaza de la Constitución
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Pasaje de Chinitas
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La Plaza del Obispo
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The Cathedral of Santa Maria of the Incarnation
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La Plaza del Siglo
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Picasso Museum
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San Agustín Church
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The Abbey of Santa Ana
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Viewpoint on Alcazaba
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The Roman Theatre of Málaga
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The Alcazaba
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City Hall
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Pedro Luis Alonso Gardens
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The Malagueta bullring
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The Malagueta beach
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La Farola de Málaga
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Muelle Uno
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The Port Chapel of Málaga
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The Paseo del Parque
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3 fun facts about Málaga
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Advice
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Soho neighbourhood
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Jan.
12°
Feb.
13°
March
15°
April
16°
May
19°
June
23°
July
26°
Aug.
26°
Sept.
24°
Oct.
20°
Nov.
16°
Dec.
13°
Throughout the year, the average temperature generally hovers around 17°C, thanks to a mild Mediterranean climate. From January to March, you'll find the coldest temperatures of the year, with the lowest being around 11°C. On the contrary, the hottest months are July and August, with the highest temperatures reaching around 30°C. As for rainfall, the wettest months tend to be January, March, November, and December. All in all, Malaga is blessed with good weather and can be visited all year-round. Just keep in mind that from May to August, drought periods are common, so plan accordingly!
No need to worry about where to begin! Our tours are designed as a loop, so you can jump in wherever you are. The navigation system and audioguide will automatically adjust to your location. However, if you happen to be nearby, we do have a preferred starting point: At 9 C. Marqués de Larios.
Parking centre Malaga : C. Marqués, 17
Our tour will take you to the Alcazaba viewpoint. Know that there are opening and closing hours, so it's best informing yourself in advance to avoid any unpleasant surprise. If you still go there when it's closed, you'll just have to follow our usual route. For walking through the Atarazanas Central Market, keep in mind that there are opening and closing hours. If you happen to come when the market is closed, you'll need to take the following detour to reconnect with the tour route: Calle Atarazanas → Plaza de Arriola → Calle Sagasta. Just like any other tourist destination, Malaga offers a City Pass, with both advantages and discounts on its public transport and activities. A great way to discover the city at your own pace and as offers come by. You'll quickly notice that there isn't a lot of public toilets in Malaga. To avoid any problems during your tour, we advise you to make the most of facilities when eating and drinking to use the toilet.
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