Málaga · ALCAZABA AND GIBRALFARO
The citadel and the castle above it are separate sites on one hill, and the path between them is steep and shadeless. These 11 cover the combined ticket, the guided climbs and the Roman theatre below, with prices and the hour to go.
Tour Málaga’s Roman Theatre and Alcazaba with a lively guide, fast-track entry, history, legends, gardens, and sea views for $14.
“Nice tour, comfortable and informative, Belen did a good job”
Review of Malaga’s Alcazaba guided tour, with practical advice on guides, views, walking, timing, value, and what to expect for $21.77.
“Cristina was an excellent guide! She was able to guide our large group with ease. Offered interesting history facts and even suggested things to see and do locally and in order area. Her English was excellent!”
Explore Málaga’s Roman Theatre, Alcazaba, Calle Larios, and Cathedral on a three-hour walking tour with admissions included.
“Overall a good experience, we found the tour guide a little ’wordy’ too much information at times, but her knowledge and insight were useful. Walking the route in our late 60’s was not an issue, we’re pretty fit. In January it was very cool and windy (unusual for the season). I recommend to wear a backpack and layer up and take off clothes if you’re too warm. We parked in a very nice underground parkade close to Planet Hollywood, 15 minutes walk to tour start/stop from parking. After the tour we walked the streets had a nice late tapas lunch.”
See Málaga’s cathedral, Alcazaba, Roman Theater, and Picasso sites on a guided three-hour walk with skip-the-line entry.
“Anna was an excellent guide who gave us a useful overview of Malaga in addition to showing us the attractions specific to the tour.”
Glide through Malaga by Segway from the port to Gibralfaro Castle, with city views, historic sights, a local guide, and a small group.
“The overall experience was really amazing! Our guide Arianna was helpful, friendly, taking care of every single step in the tour. I highly recommend taking this tour with Arianna so it would be more interesting!”
Tour Malaga’s historic Malagueta Bullring with an audio guide, VR games, sensory displays, and access to the arena’s chapel and infirmary.
“A very good informative tour. Learned lots about bullfighting. A shame that we didn’t get the full picture of the bullring as there had been a concert the night before therefore they were dismantling the stage.”
Ride a Segway from Málaga’s park to Gibralfaro for city and sea views, a short safety lesson, friendly guides, and a lively one-hour outing.
“We has an one hour tour that included the harbor and the viewing-point overlooking the city. Our Dutch guide was very friendly and enthusiastic and spoke very fluent English. Organized and professional business. Both kids and adults loved it!”
Explore Málaga on foot, enter the Alcazaba and Palacio Nazarí, then relax on a catamaran cruise with a private English-speaking guide.
“Great tour. We were a party of 15. Kids ages 6 to 15. We all had a wonderful time. Our guide Enrique was amazing, super knowledgeable.”
Glide from Malaga’s port to Gibralfaro Castle for city and sea views, local history, beginner-friendly instruction, and a small-group experience.
“We had a brilliant experience with Rodrigo on the Segway your of Malaga! We got to travel around the castle and part of the city. Rodrigo was an excellent host and guide, made getting used to the Segway very easy and we had a brilliant time! Highly recommended activity”
Explore Málaga on foot, tour the Alcazaba and Gibralfaro, then cruise the coast by catamaran with an English or Spanish guide.
“The tour was nice. Our tour guide, Oscar, was great! We visited several places and Oscar explained the history behind them. The highlight of the tour was the visit to Alcazaba and the Gibralfaro castle. There were nice views of the city from the castle. The Catamaran was a very pleasant addition.”
See Malaga from Gibralfaro in a small electric tuk-tuk tour with photo stops, city views, local stories, and flexible booking for $21.
“We loved our tour with Jorge! It was one of the best experiences in Malaga, we learned so much in a short time.”
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