10:00 AM, 12:00 PM
Plaza del Obispo
1h 45mins
One tour per person
If you’ve just arrived in Málaga and are unsure where to start, our Free Walking Tour is the perfect starting point! In just one hour and a half, you will discover the main sights of the historic centre, starting with the Cathedral and finishing in front of the Roman Theatre and the Alcazaba. We will show you the most emblematic monuments and streets of the city as well as the hidden local spots that tourists don’t usually get the chance to see.
Whether you’re in your 20s, 40s, 80s, the tour is perfect for people of all ages! And, of course, your four-legged friends are more than welcome to tag along – the more the merrier!
Do you still have doubts?
Well, there’s something more! Sometimes our wolf-dogs, Nikita or Indiana, when are bored of the office work decide to join us in the Free Walking Tour. If you love animals like us and you would like to meet them, when you book specify it in the section “comments” and we will try to come with them. For sure they will enjoy meeting new friends! 😀
Reserve a place online or come and find us in Plaza del Obispo!
We like to keep our groups small in order to give a personalized tour. The use of illustrations, maps and other audio-visual materials is a very important part of our tours.
All our tours could be provided in Spanish, English, Italian, French, and German
Bring your pets to the tour! We love animals and we think they should have a good time with you! We have the first dog tour guide in Spain!
10:00AM, 12:00PM
1h 45mins
With a free tour, the price is open, i.e. you can decide the amount you pay depending on how much you enjoyed the tour – but I’m sure you will love it!
Our tours are designed by local guides who love their city and want to show you all it has to offer: stories, culture, architecture, legends and much more!
English, Spanish, French, Italian, German
Plaza del Obispo. Check the map
The guide will be waiting for you at the meeting point and he/she will wear the red t-shirt of Málaga Adventures and red umbrellas.
It will be very easy to recognize.
On Alcazabilla street, in front of the Roman Theatre and the Alcazaba.
Suitable for all ages / Wheelchair friendly
The Cathedral of Málaga is a symbol of the city, famous for the fact that it was never finished and was consequently given the charming nickname “La Manquita” (The Little One-armed Lady).
Discover its amazing history and why the Cathedral is unfinished!
This is the main street of Málaga and is a popular spot for shopping. The construction of this street is linked to a local delicacy – the sweet wine of Málaga!
Come and hear the intriguing and amusing tale regarding the eponymous founder of this street, Marqués de Larios!
This is the main market of Málaga and equally loved by tourists and local people. The building was formally a Muslim shipyard, which gives it its name, since ataranzas means shipyard. The building itself is visually stunning, with this unique marriage of 14th century Moorish architecture with 19th century industrial design, completed with a stained-glass window depicting the city’s main landmarks.
Come and taste the freshest produce in the city!
This church was once a mosque and has a peculiar structure due to the tower at its main entrance. Find out why the church has the unusual nickname, Church of the Five Balls!
This square was formally the central hub of the prostitute district – but, instead of neon lights, flowers were used! We will also introduce you to the most iconic flower in Málaga…and maybe even dance some flamenco, if you’re lucky!
Named after the vote for the Constitution in Spain, this is one of the most emblematic squares in Málaga. This square hosts many public events and celebrations – come and learn about some of the most iconic fiestas in Spain!
This is one of the oldest cafés in Málaga and gave rise to a new system for ordering coffee. Learn how to order your coffee like a true malagueño – the locals will be so impressed!
We finish the tour with the oldest monuments in the city – the Roman Theatre and the Alcazaba. The Alcazaba, which is the Muslim fortress and palace, is central to the history of Málaga and is the reason for which the Christian reconquest of the city was so difficult. Admire the stunning architecture and follow the tour with a glass of the famous sweet wine in El Pimpi, a restaurant partly-owned by our local celebrity, Antonio Banderas!
The Free Tour concept implies an open price, in other words – you are the one who decides what amount you want to give depending on your level of satisfaction. Our tours are designed by local guides who love their city and want to show you all it has to offer. Stories, culture, architecture, legends and much more.
Yes! Every day we offer a Free Tour at 10:00 am and 12:00 pm, just join us at Plaza del Obispo (in front of the cathedral). As a general rule when the groups are less than 4 people the tour may be canceled, but no worries – rarely happens.
Come to Plaza de la Obispo, in front of the cathedral and look for a guide with the red umbrella. Say hi and start your adventure!
We recommend you arrive 10 minutes in advance.
On Alcazabilla street, in front of the Roman Theater and the Alcazaba.
A perfect place to grab a drink or something to eat!
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