Are you planning to visit Malaga for your next holiday? Choosing a Private Walking Tour to Malaga with Malaga Private Tours would be the best decision you ever make. All our tours come accompanied with highly professional, licensed and thoughtfully selected guides with over a decade of experience in this private travelling world. All our tours are diligently crafted to be dynamic, colourful and engaging and make sure you have the most enjoyable and unforgettable experience.
Why choose Malaga?
Malaga is the capital of Costa del Sol and is tremendously famous for its diverse culture. It is recognized as the most cosmopolitan city in the south of Spain. The city boasts of a strong historical significance that blends together with its contemporary and unconventional character and an exceptional charm. Famous for a wide variety of beaches, diverse museums, and several historical monuments with a vast array of leisure activities, Malaga has got a lot to offer to its tourists having different preferences, interests and tastes. Alongside its pleasant climate which is always warm and suitable, Malaga can be considered as one of the most ideal destinations for vacation.
Why choose Walking Tour
The historical centre of the city is ideal for pedestrians. There is no better way than walking to explore the real beauty of the city. You can easily go out for a pleasant walk and enjoy looking at the main sites of interest with utmost convenience and comfort.
The best places to visit
If you are thinking about visiting Malaga, given below are some of the destinations that you must discover to make the most of this city:
Gibralfaro Castle: the castle is famous for its rich history that can be traced back to the time of Phoenicians, who established a lighthouse inside. Along with la Alcazaba, it creates a fortified site which spans out along the hill.
La Alcazaba: it is a fortress from the times of Arab. It was built in the eleventh century and is believed to be one of the most important Islamic establishments in Spain. The advantageous location of both Gibralfaro and La Alcazaba makes them two of the main points in Malaga that allow visitors to get a complete view of the city.
Atarazanas Market: constructed in the Nasrid period, it once used to be a naval workshop for building and repairing ships. Now, one can only find the marble door left from this period. It is a must-visit place due to its interesting architecture.
