Go local for a day!

This adventure has 2 of the most important ingredients to make your walk around Malaga an UNFORGETTABLE visit: the experience of local 'malagueñas'; and also officially qualified tour guides. The idea is not to talk about a huge amount of historical facts, nor to treat you as just another tourist. The purpose is to experience and feel the city as a REAL LOCAL, a real "malagueño". The duration of this activity is 2,5h and it starts at one of the most iconic squares of the city: Plaza de la Merced. Then, the walk will get started around the historical area in order to discover the most well-known places (as well as surprising, unknown ones) of the centre, while talking about history, curiosities, traditions... Where do locals go, what are our customs, where do we go and what do we eat? To end the tour, we'll visit the Central Market where we'll try local products and then we'll toast with some nice sweet wine to say goodbye. DO YOU FANCY ENJOYING A TOUR WITH A DIFFERENCE? Let's go!

1. 1

   Plaza de la Merced

   30 min

   The experience will start with a coffe/tea at the Merced Square where we'll be talking about the square itself, Picasso and the city

2. 2

   Church of Santiago

   20 min

   At the Granada St. we'll try some local specialties and will be visiting the Church of Santiago which hides some secrets inside

3. 3

   Alcazaba

   20 min

   Amazing views of the Roman Theatre and the Alcazaba Fortress from the Alcazabilla St. viewpoint! We'll also discover one of the biggest festivities for the locals: the Holy Week

4. 4

   Malaga Cathedral

   20 min

   Learn more about how this stunning Cathedral was constructed... and discover why is one of the most important symbols for the "malagueños"

5. 5

   Plaza de la Constitucion

   20 min

   Not only a square, but the place where all the locals gather together. Did you know that this square witnessed the creation of the 9 different types of coffee we've got in Malaga?

6. 6

   La Calle Larios

   20 min

   The heart of the city: Larios St. Find out all the secrets behind this street and the family who was in charge of its construction while tasting one of our most typical snaks: fried almonds

7. 7

   Mercado de Atarazanas

   20 min

   Why our central market is called that way? Why locals are named as a particular kind of fish? What are the main products we consumed? Find it out at the Atarazanas market!

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.