We will wander the historic Granada street, visit the former Jewish quarter and linger in front of Picasso museum, located in the historical Buenavista palace.

Indulge in local gastronomy and sample local wines at El Pimpi bar, the popular meeting point both for Malagueños and visitors (optional) and take in spectacular views over the the Roman Theatre ruins.

Venture to the Alcazaba of Malaga, breathtaking Moorish fortification complex which traces its beginnings to the 11th century. Don't miss the chance to make an outstanding photos and enjoy the superb views while your guide will reveal some fun facts about the Hispanic-Arabic period of history of Malaga.

Head out to the Mirador of Malaga where you will absorb the scenic views over the port and the city.

Our next stop will be the Gibralfaro Castle, 8th century Moorish palace spectacularly located on the hill overlooking the city and the Mediterranean sea. Nothing much is original in the castle’s interior, but the protective walkway around the craggy ramparts offers stunning views over Málaga and on clear days it’s even possible to see the Straits of Gibraltar.

You will see the famous public bullring of Malaga, the Plaza de la Toros de Malagueta, which hosts some of the finest bullfights in Spain. The best Matadors all over the country as well as from other Spanish speaking countries come to Malaga to show their talents at the prominent bullring.

You will tour the Port of Malaga, the oldest continuously-operated port in Spain and one of the oldest in the Mediterranean. Promenade the walkway replete with cosy cafes and trendy bars, stores and admire the scenic views over the harbour.

Wander one of the main squares in the historical centre of Malaga, beautifully nested between two of the most important avenues of the city, Alameda Principal and Paseo del Parque. It was designed in the mid 19 century when the Nasrid walls began to be demolished and new land was gained from the sea. You will see the statue of El Cenachero, deficated to a obsolete profession and once a picturesque character of the urban life of the coastal cities of Spain, a fisherman selling his catch on the streets. You can finish your tour here or you can continue exploring the city by your own walking along the picturesque alleys of Central Park lushly landscaped with plants from all over the world.