Travellers will pass by the Bank of Spain in Malaga, one of the most emblematic institutional buildings in the city, located in front of the port and very close to the City Hall. During the tour you will know the historical and economic importance of this area, as well as the urban transformation of Malaga and its historical connection with maritime trade and the Mediterranean.

Admire one of Malaga’s most iconic fountains, an elegant neoclassical work inaugurated in 1880. Discover the meaning of the three female figures that symbolise beauty, fertility and abundance, while enjoying its privileged location between the Paseo del Parque, the port and the area of La Malagueta.

Travellers will discover the Centre Pompidou Málaga, one of the main cultural and artistic references of the city, easily recognisable by its colourful glass cube next to the harbour. During the tour you will learn how Malaga has become an important international cultural destination combining contemporary art, Mediterranean tradition and life by the sea.

Travellers will pass by La Farola de Málaga, one of the most recognisable symbols of the city and one of the few lighthouses in Spain with a female name. Located next to the port and the Mediterranean, it represents Malaga’s historic relationship with the sea and the city’s maritime tradition.

Travellers will tour Pier One, Malaga’s modern port and commercial area located next to the Mediterranean. Along the way you will enjoy views of the port, terraces, urban art and cultural spaces while knowing how this area has become one of the main meeting and leisure points of the city.

Travellers will walk along Playa de La Malagueta, Malaga’s best-known urban beach and one of the main symbols of the city’s Mediterranean lifestyle. During the tour you will enjoy views of the sea, promenade and bay while knowing the importance of the coast and beaches in everyday Malaga life.

Travellers will climb to the viewpoint of Gibralfaro Castle, one of Malaga’s most spectacular panoramic points. Here you will make a stop of approximately 10 minutes to enjoy views of the city, the port, the bay and the Costa del Sol, as well as having time for photographs.

Travellers will pass through Plaza de la Merced, one of Malaga’s most historic and lively squares, known for being the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. During the tour you will discover the cultural and social importance of this area, surrounded by historic buildings, terraces and local atmosphere in the heart of the city.

After the panoramic tuk tuk tour, the experience continues at the Alcazaba de Málaga with an innovative immersive virtual reality activity of approximately 90 minutes. Accompanied by a specialised guide, you will discover the history of the Nasrid fortress as the virtual reality glasses recreate their original spaces, characters and historical events in a stunning 3D environment. You will be able to compare the monument as it is preserved today with its appearance in different times, living a real journey back in time. A unique cultural experience that combines heritage, technology and historical storytelling to know the Alcazaba in a totally different way.