Group Experiences in Málaga

Arguably the most influential painter of the 20th century, Pablo Picasso pioneered entirely new ways to express the human condition with art. His creative visions quite literally shifted the art world's perspective forever, and his work continues to inspire and challenge new and old ways of thinking and creating. Grab a ticket to the Picasso Museum in his hometown of Málaga, and discover over 100 of his legendary works in a beautiful 16th-century palace, nestled in the historic Old Town.

Revisit the life and works of Pablo Picasso in the birthplace of the world-famous artist. See his works, family memories, a library, and even a recreation of a 19th-century study. The birthplace of Picasso has been an official heritage site since 1983. It was built in 1861, and Picasso came into the world here in 1881. Picasso lived in Málaga until he was 10 years old, and the city had a profound effect on his memories, his personality, and his work. Tickets for the Museo Casa Natal Picasso offer you a thematic tour highlighting this family, social and cultural link between Pablo Picasso and Málaga. Across nine rooms you can trace Picasso's formative years and get a feel for his family environment, including in a recreation of his father's study where Picasso took his first steps as an artist and rooms focusing on different themes, including bullfighting, the Mediterranean, and doves amongst others.

When Gene Wilder sang about "a world of pure imagination", he was referring to Málaga's Museum of Imagination. And while we definitely made that last part up, the reports of awe and wonder coming from the museum are entirely accurate! Immerse yourself in a mind-bending world of illusion and devilish confusion. Take your senses on a wild ride, exploring various exhibits aimed at confounding your eyes and ears. Separate your legs from your body, sample life in miniature, walk on the ceiling, and much more. There are also plenty of opportunities for tricksy photos – don't forget your camera!

The city of Málaga is yours to explore at your own pace with the Málaga 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus. You'll get amazing panoramic views from the open roof, and along the route you'll see everything from the city's white-sand beach and famous castle to the Bull Ring. The Red Route has an audio guide that will fill you in on fascinating history, including why the city's cathedral is called _La Manquita_ – the one-armed lady. Stops include the Contemporary Art Center, Centre Pompidou Málaga, Playa de la Malagueta, Castillo de Gibralfaro, and many more.

There's much to see in this converted 16th-century building, now home to some stunning Spanish paintings. Carmen Thyssen's private collection covers works of the 19th and early 20th centuries, plus Andalusian paintings. Highlights include works by Goya, Picasso, and more!

As you stroll down Málaga's charming seafront towards the port, you won't miss the translucent panels of the ultra-sleek cube (know affectionately as _El Cubo_). Málaga's appeal owes a lot to its beaches and tapas, but the opening of this branch of the Centre Pompidou has put it squarely on the cultural map too. The daring structure outside perfectly suits the collection of modern and contemporary art inside, all from the collection of the Pompidou in Paris.

Vroom vroom into the Automobile Museum of Malaga for a journey through the history of cars. Check out the impressive representations of dream cars, designer cars, popular cars and much more - you'll come away with a whole new idea about what your new car should be! Discover cars designed to run on alternative power sources. See American models, including a collection of Cadillacs. Admire the refined styling of British marques, such as Rolls Royce and Jaguar. Don't miss the engine start-up every Sunday at 12.30. Located in the spectacular building of "La Tabacalera", a former tobacco factory built in 1923 that is now a car museum, the Automobile Museum of Malaga offers a fantastic combination of history, art and culture.

Malaga has a strong flamenco tradition. In the city center, you can enjoy daily flamenco shows with live music and dance. "Esencia" is performed every night by a group of talented artists, offering an authentic flamenco experience that you can enjoy in a comfortable setting.

Experience the birthplace of flamenco in the enchanting city of Málaga, where the art comes alive in its purest form. At Tablao Flamenco Alegría immerse yourself in an intimate and exclusive ambiance, where the power and passion of breathtaking footwork, exhilarating music, and the subtlety of a one-of-a-kind sensory atmosphere converge. Indulge your senses with the finest Jerez wine and a delectable selection of Iberian tapas, as this mesmerizing flamenco show immerses you in the rich traditions, leaving an indelible mark on your soul. Prepare to be captivated by an unforgettable journey into the heart and soul of this revered art form.

When we think of Picasso we may think of cubism, or the surreal portraits that have almost become synonymous with the artist's name, but if you return to his roots in Málaga the story of the man is so much more intricate and fascinating. You’ll visit sights important to Picasso’s life during this tour of the city with a live guide, including the home where the artist was born in 1881. After hearing about Picasso’s family and the origins of his artistic talent, you’ll go on to see the masterpieces he created inside the Museo Picasso Málaga – including works such as The Three Graces and Woman with Raised Arms.

Enter an intimate venue and get up close to real Spanish flamenco at Málaga's Kelipé Flamenco Show. As the number one flamenco show in Málaga, according to TripAdvisor, it's an Andalusian experience you can't miss.

Visit La Malagueta to see the lesser-known areas of the bullring and explore the six rooms of the permanent exhibition. View large audiovisual displays, art from different periods, and a collection of bullfighting costumes and accessories. Highlights include a tour of the bullring, interactive 360º experiences, and an audio guide available in six languages.

How's your pirouette? No good? Just leave it to the horses at the 'Ritmo a Caballo' – an equestrian ballet that has been performed right here at Club Hipico El Ranchito for over 25 years. The cowboy moves will wow you. The dressage to Spanish music is something else, and all riders in the show wear authentic old Andalusian costumes. This mesmerizing show stars no less than 20 horses, all trained by their riders. It's tradition meets entertainment and a top night out in Torremolinos!

New to Málaga and don't know where to start? This three-hour walking tour will get you acquainted with the city's history – all the way back to its time under Rome, through to its Moorish days, and up to its current state and the construction of its famous cathedral. Your guide will bring you to the most impressive panoramic viewpoints, fill you in on the city's importance as a port – especially under the Nasrid Kingdom – and provide your tickets to the sites.

The Romans and the Moors both left their mark on Málaga, and with roots dating back nearly three millennia, you can believe there's a lot for your guide to talk about on this guided tour. Starting at the city's Roman Theater, you'll learn about Imperial Málaga before taking the short trip to the Alcazaba, a precursor to Granada's Alhambra. With time in both areas, you'll get to explore the buildings at your leisure and admire the scenery of the city.

There are lots of magical things to do in Málaga, but nothing beats a massage! Choose from a 15-minute massage at Hammam Al Ándalus Málaga and treat your body to some sumptuous self-care in the hands of the pros. As well as the massage with exclusive essential oils, you'll also be taken on a blissful Water Journey. Breathe in the bliss, float away your cares, and revive your soul. These gorgeous Andalusian Arab baths are designed to leave you truly revitalized!

Sail on the *Mundo Marino* catamaran along the coast of Malaga. Watch the sun set over the horizon from the deck with a glass of cava.

Looking for the most relaxing tour of Málaga? This is the ticket for you. The hop-on hop-off Málaga boat tour is the cruisiest way to soak up the sights, and the sun! Get to know Málaga thanks to the handy audio guides. Learn the history of its landscape and culture, and discover the city from the sea. The spectacular views are made for photographers, with close-up views of the Alcazaba of Málaga. The flexible pass stays valid for 3 months, so the only rush is the sound of the sea.

Visit the Collection of the Russian Museum in Málaga. The 2,300 m2 tobacco factory, built in a regionalist style in the 1920s, is now home to centuries' worth of Russian art and so much more. Long-term exhibitions are renewed every year, with displays including names like Ilya Repin, Marc Chagall, Wassily Kandinsky, and Vladimir Tatlin. The center has a small auditorium, three screening rooms, children's workshops, a reading room with reference books, and a Virtual Museum headquarters connected to more than one hundred places in the world. These facilities offer a rotating program of conferences, films, literary readings, classical music, and folklore through which you can peek into the soul of Russia. Your ticket also gives access to the Málaga Espacio Expositivo Tabacalera (MEET), which coexists with the exhibitions and installations of the Russian Museum Collection. MEET has its own program, featuring artists and collections from diverse origins.

Join a day tour to Gibraltar from Málaga, passing through the Costa del Sol. A guide will provide information about this British territory. After border control, walk to Gibraltar. Then take a 1.5-hour minibus tour to visit Europa Point, where you can see the entire Strait of Gibraltar and, if weather permits, Ceuta and Morocco Head to St. Michael’s Cave and observe the Barbary macaques in the Nature Reserve. Afterward, enjoy free time for lunch or shopping before returning.

Explore over 100 years of football history in Málaga. Visit La Rosaleda Stadium and see where legends like Pelé, Di Stéfano, and Cruyff played. Walk through the stadium that hosted the World Cup finals in 1982 and where Ruud Van Nistelrooy retired from professional football. Set foot on the same grass where history was made. Visit the VIP Zone and Presidential Box. Sit in the presidential seat and view the stadium from this special area. See the locker room and walk through the tunnel to the pitch, just like the players do before each match.

Embark on a magical journey from the heart of Málaga, traveling through the picturesque countryside to the enchanting white village of Ardales and the mysterious Cuevas del Becerro. The adventure begins in Setenil de las Bodegas, a charming white village nestled in the Cadiz province. Enjoy an hour of exploration in this unique location, marveling at the houses tucked into the rocky cliff. The journey continues to the city of Ronda with four hours of discovery time. Revel in the breathtaking views from the Puente Nuevo as it straddles the Tajo river, and delve into the rich history of the old town, its captivating museums, and the grand cathedral.

Visit El Gallo Ronco, a hub of Andalusian flamenco culture located in the central area of Málaga near Calle Larios. This venue serves as a focus for flamenco events, connecting attendees with the art form through performances by renowned national artists. It also features various areas, such as the tavern, the salon, and the terrace, offering seating for dining and a range of local dishes. The surroundings reflect the traditional Andalusian atmosphere, and the performances aim to present flamenco in its most authentic form.

Embark on an electric tuk-tuk tour of Malaga and discover some of the main highlights of the city on this 60-minute tour. Enjoy the perfect introduction to Malaga as your guide recommends places to visit during your stay. Admire the exterior of some of Malaga's most iconic landmarks including the Gibralfaro Castle, the Alcazaba, and the Pompidou Museum. You'll also ride through La Malagueta Beach and Marina Square, and see the Bank of Spain, and La Malagueta bullring.

Join a guide who's as local to Málaga as Picasso himself, then acquaint yourself with the master's art in a way you never have before. During this guided tour, which takes roughly an hour and 15 minutes, you'll see famous pieces like The Three Graces, Woman with Raised Arms, and Musketeer with Sword, among many others. Your guide will walk you through the museum's rooms and discuss the periods in which Picasso worked, as well as how he helped to shape art in the 20th century. After your guided tour, there's time to explore the museum at your own pace.

Spain's Moorish rulers sure knew how to take it easy. They might not be around anymore, but they left behind some truly spectacular architecture – and their relaxation rituals have never gone out of style! See for yourself with a ticket to Hammam Al Ándalus Málaga, and enjoy a rejuvenating water journey surrounded by lavish baths and magical ambiance. Sink into blissful chill-mode with a massage and a hot stone ritual with natural foam, while dulcet Andalusian music twinkles in the background. Truly Moorish!

Rent a fat-tire electric bike in Málaga for 10 hours. Choose extra-wide tires for better stability and control on all types of terrain like mountain trails, countryside paths, and coastal routes. Ride through olive groves, villages, and mountain viewpoints in the Montes de Málaga. Handle rocky trails and steep climbs with ease while enjoying a smooth ride. The rental includes a fully charged fat-tire e-bike, helmet, lock, route tips, and a flat tire repair kit for a safe adventure.

Rent a fat-tire electric bike in Málaga for four hours. Unlike standard city e-bikes, these bikes provide stability and control on all terrains, including mountain trails, countryside paths, and coastal routes. Ride through olive groves, villages, and mountain areas in the Montes de Málaga. Handle rocky trails and steep climbs easily with a smooth ride. Your rental includes everything that's needed for a self-guided ride like a fully charged fat-tire e-bike, helmet, lock, route tips, and a flat tire repair kit.

Take a guided walking tour through the old town of Málaga with local guides. See key sites like Larios Street and Plaza de la Constitución, the city center. See Plaza del Obispo and the impressive facade of the Málaga Cathedral. View the first churches built by Catholics, such as the Church of El Sagrario. Learn about the traditions and symbols representing Málaga. End the tour with an inside visit to the Alcazaba, a significant Muslim fortress from the medieval era. This guided tour covers the essential sights of the city.

Take a full-day trip to two key destinations in Andalusia. Travel to Setenil de las Bodegas, a unique white village with houses carved into the rock. Walk through its streets, especially the well-known Calle Cuevas del Sol that is great for photos. Continue to Ronda, one of Spain’s oldest towns. Visit the old town with a local guide and see the Puente Nuevo and the El Tajo Gorge, and hear about the city’s legends. Visit the Bullring of the Royal Cavalry of Ronda, one of the oldest in the country, and the Museo Taurino De La Real Maestranza De Caballería De. After the tour, have free time to walk through Plaza de España, see the Moorish quarter, or relax before returning by coach.

Join a trip along the coast of Malaga. See the full stretch of Malaga's coast and its nearby areas. Enjoy time on board as you take in views of the shoreline, with opportunities to swim or simply relax on deck. During the trip you can see the entire coast of the city and its surroundings.

Sail along the coast of Malaga and have a swim in the sea. Have lunch featuring salad, paella, fruit, bread, and a drink. Additional drinks are available for purchase at the onboard bar while you take in the coastal views.

Enjoy a night cruise from Malaga aboard a sailing catamaran. Sip on a glass of sparkling cava while listening to live music from a DJ.

Visit the first Protestant cemetery on the peninsula during a relaxed outdoor walk full of intriguing stories and art. This cemetery is part of the "European Cemeteries Route" due to its historical significance. It was a popular stop for travelers in the 19th century, including Hans Christian Andersen. Join a local guide to see the graves of notable figures such as Gerald Brenan and World War spies. View their artistic tomb designs and learn about their symbolic meanings.

Get direct transport from central Málaga for convenience. See the Caminito del Rey, a popular nature and history trail reopened in 2015. Walk the path with views high above the ground. Learn about the area from expert guides who know its history well. Guides are officially accredited and focus on active tourism in Málaga.

Take a walking tour to learn the history of Málaga with local guides. Visit the old town and see important sites like Calle Larios, one of Europe’s most notable streets, and Plaza del Obispo to see the Cathedral of Málaga, also known as "La Manquita." Explore the Alcazaba, a well-preserved fortress from the Muslim period. See Málaga's monuments, local festivals, and traditions.

Take a trip back to the period between the 11th and 15th centuries to learn about the history of the Reconquista from the Muslim perspective. Discover the old medina of Málaga, a key site of the Nazarí Kingdom of Granada. Walk around the historic center and visit key areas. See different viewpoints of famous places like Plaza de la Constitución, the main square during the Muslim era; the cathedral, which was once Málaga's main mosque; and the Atarazanas Market, formerly the city's shipyard.

Drive through Montes de Málaga Natural Park in an eco-friendly electric car. Stop at a local restaurant to try traditional dishes. Access unique spots in the park with guidance from local experts who share stories about Málaga’s history. On the way back, visit famous landmarks such as the Gibralfaro viewpoint, which offers views of the city and coastline.

Ride a fat-tire electric bike in Málaga for an exciting and comfortable adventure. Follow forest trails in Montes de Málaga Natural Park with views of mountains, the coastline, the harbor, and the Mediterranean Sea. Pedal assist makes uphill sections easy, and you can choose between a smooth or technical route for the downhill ride. The Little Dragon Nino e-bikes have front suspension, oversized fat tires for better grip, and a long cushioned seat that fits riders from 155 to 200 cm. The ride is stable and smooth, making it accessible even for beginners or those who haven't biked in years.

Learn about the period between the 11th and 15th centuries and the true history of the Reconquista from the Muslim perspective, along with the history of Malaga's old medina, an essential part of the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada. Walk through the historic center and visit key sites of ancient Malaga. Get a different view of well-known places like Plaza de la Constitución, the main square during the Muslim era; the cathedral, formerly the main mosque; and the Atarazanas Market, once the city's shipyard. End the tour with a visit to the Alcazaba, a Muslim fortress and a relic from medieval Malaga.

Join a tour to see the personal side of Pablo Picasso, a renowned figure from Málaga. Visit the permanent collection at the Museo Casa Natal de Picasso, located in Plaza de la Merced. Understand the key aspects of Picasso's life, discuss his time in Málaga, his family, and his relationships. After the tour, stay at the museum as long as you like.

Visit Mijas, a white village on the Costa del Sol. See donkey taxis, the unique bullring, 17th-century chapels, old Arabic wall remains with gardens, and the Chapel of the Virgin of the Rock. Spot the Hermitage of Calvary from the village. Go to Marbella, located between Málaga and the Strait of Gibraltar. The historic center features the Orange Square, the Old City Wall, the Parish Church, and the Chapel of San Juan de Dios. In Puerto Banús, see the luxury marina that opened in 1970, and explore the place at your own pace. Walk around and observe the surroundings of this exclusive spot.

Start the tour with pickup at the meeting location. First, go to Frigiliana, a town 300 m above sea level with a subtropical microclimate. Walk through its historic center with narrow streets and whitewashed houses. Next, visit Nerja, known for its caves with prehistoric paintings. Spend some free time in the town center, exploring the Plaza Balcón de Europa, its museum, and churches. Then return to the meeting point.

Start with a pickup from the meeting point and go to the port of Tarifa, where you’ll board a speedboat. During the boat ride, cross the Strait of Gibraltar and see both the Spanish and African coastlines. The ride takes about 45 minutes to reach the port of Tangier, where you will meet a local guide. Then join a bus ride through the modern city, passing hotels, boulevards, and consulates. Pass by the King of Morocco’s palace and the governor’s residence before stopping at a viewpoint overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar. Get views of the Spanish coast and the merging of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Next, explore the old city on foot, visiting the kasbah, the Medina, the market, and a typical Moroccan bazaar for traditional crafts and shopping. Afterward, have lunch at a Moroccan restaurant. Then head back to the port for the return trip to Spain, and be dropped off at your original pickup point.

Explore Málaga by a tuk-tuk on this private guided tour. See the culture and history of Málaga with the help of a local guide who will take you around the key landmarks and neighborhoods of the city. There are multiple duration options (1 hour, 2 hours, or 3 hours) to choose from, and locations may vary depending on the tour length.

Start the tour in Málaga by driving a Citroën AMI electric car, following a guide vehicle to ensure a smooth and safe route. Pass by important landmarks like the Plaza de Toros de La Malagueta, the gardens of Paseo del Parque, Muelle Uno, and the beaches linking the city with Rincón de la Victoria. Visit the only marine-origin cave in Europe, Treasure Cave or the Cueva del Tesoro, located in Rincón de la Victoria, a few kilometers from central Málaga.

Explore Málaga in a unique and eco-friendly way on this 2-hour electric car tour. Drive a Citroën Ami while a local guide provides information via radio from another vehicle, and the audio guide in the car narrates the sites you pass. Visit key spots in the city, including Muelle Uno, Paseo del Parque, Gibralfaro Castle, and the fishing neighborhoods of Pedregalejo.

Prepare for guided art classes and unlock your artistic potential. Create, learn, and socialize at Wine Gogh, the popular painting academy. Connect with art and have fun while enhancing your skills.

Visit at least 4 restaurants or eateries on this Malaga food tour. Try tapas, various dishes, and drinks like Spanish wine, sangria, beer, and soft drinks.

Explore the world of tapas on a tour of Málaga's bars. From local spots to iconic city staples and traditional neighborhood joints, this tour offers a unique food adventure. Meet the guide and start exploring Málaga's hidden gems and local bars. Visit five different tapas bars, each serving 10-12 local delicacies. Learn about the city's history and culture while enjoying the food and bonding with fellow food enthusiasts.

Embark on an electric tuk tuk tour of Malaga and discover some of the main highlights of the city on this 90-minute tour. Enjoy the perfect introduction to Malaga as your guide points out and recommends places to visit during your stay. Admire the exterior of some of Malaga's most iconic landmarks, including the Gibralfaro Castle, the Alcazaba, and the Pompidou Museum. Ride through La Malagueta Beach and Marina Square; dee the Bank of Spain, La Malagueta bullring and explore the quiet backstreets of Malaga. Itinerary: 1. University of Malaga 2. Bank of Spain 3. Malaga City Hall 4. Port of Malaga 5. Pompidou Center 6. La Farola 7. Malagueta Beach 8. Baños del Carmen 9. Gibralfaro Castle 10. Bullring 11. Marina Square

Peer into the dark chapters of Spain's history and discover the real stories behind the Spanish Inquisition, on a unique guided walking tour around the center of Málaga. Hear tales of prostitution, witchcraft, sorcery, persecution, and where the Christian religion fit into this mix of superstition and occult rituals during a time of cultural upheaval. You'll see a different side to Málaga as your guide reveals the hidden truths behind some of the city's most emblematic monuments and places.

If you love cycling and nature, here's an easy way to get some fresh air on the border between Torremolinos and Benalmadena. An e-bike makes your ride smoother, leaving you free to enjoy the gorgeous scenery. La Cañada del Lobo (Wolf's Ravine) is an unmissable location on the mountain, just a few minutes from Torremolinos. Breathe in a landscape of oaks and olive trees. Spot kestrels and eagles in the pine forest, and end up at the picturesque viewpoint Mirador de la Cañada del Lobo.

Pack the sunscreen and pedal your way through the Málagan magic of Torremolinos, a former fishing town that's one of the best places to shop in Europe! Your expert local guide will show you the hidden corners and highlights from an electric bike. You'll see Andalusian homes, ancient buildings, theaters, unique parks and more from the Paseo Marítimo de Torremolinos to its Old Town. The adventure ends in Calle San Miguel for some shopping time.

Get ready for next-level gaming! Strap on a virtual reality headset, pick up your controls, and choose your game. There's a whole catalogue to choose from, so whether you're looking for adventure under the seas or ready to fight off zombies, there's something for everyone. Pick how long you want to play, or upgrade and feel the true power of VR by taking on the rollercoaster and the chance to test your racing skills with some VR driving.

Peer into the dark chapters of Spain's history and discover the real stories behind the Spanish Inquisition, on a unique guided walking tour around the center of Málaga. Hear tales of prostitution, witchcraft, sorcery, persecution, and where the Christian religion fit into this mix of superstition and occult rituals during a time of cultural upheaval. You'll see a different side to Málaga as your guide reveals the hidden truths behind some of the city's most emblematic monuments and places.

If you love cycling and nature, here's an easy way to get some fresh air on the border between Torremolinos and Benalmadena. An e-bike makes your ride smoother, leaving you free to enjoy the gorgeous scenery. La Cañada del Lobo (Wolf's Ravine) is an unmissable location on the mountain, just a few minutes from Torremolinos. Breathe in a landscape of oaks and olive trees. Spot kestrels and eagles in the pine forest, and end up at the picturesque viewpoint Mirador de la Cañada del Lobo.

Pack the sunscreen and pedal your way through the Málagan magic of Torremolinos, a former fishing town that's one of the best places to shop in Europe! Your expert local guide will show you the hidden corners and highlights from an electric bike. You'll see Andalusian homes, ancient buildings, theaters, unique parks and more from the Paseo Marítimo de Torremolinos to its Old Town. The adventure ends in Calle San Miguel for some shopping time.

Get ready for next-level gaming! Strap on a virtual reality headset, pick up your controls, and choose your game. There's a whole catalogue to choose from, so whether you're looking for adventure under the seas or ready to fight off zombies, there's something for everyone. Pick how long you want to play, or upgrade and feel the true power of VR by taking on the rollercoaster and the chance to test your racing skills with some VR driving.