Welcome to Malaga, the pearl of the Costa del Sol in Spain. With its roots sunk in ancient history, this vibrant city is a melting pot of cultures, where Phoenician, Roman, Arab, and Christian influences intertwine in its streets and monuments. Malaga, the birthplace of the famous painter Pablo Picasso, not only offers a sunny climate and charming beaches but also a rich cultural and artistic life. From its lively markets to the imposing Gibralfaro Castle, Malaga invites you to explore its historical heritage, exquisite gastronomy, and, of course, its warm hospitality.
All audio guides in Malaga
Map of Malaga
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About Malaga
Malaga is walked in a small space, and these audio guides follow it: the hill of the Alcazaba and Gibralfaro, with the Roman Theatre at its foot, the centre around the Cathedral and the market, and the port. Each guide is free and plays on your phone with no sign-up and no app.
The Alcazaba and Gibralfaro. The Alcazaba costs €7, or €10 together with Gibralfaro Castle, which crowns the same hill. At its foot, next to the Alcazaba entrance, is the Roman Theatre.
The centre and the port. The Cathedral of the Incarnation costs €10, audio guide included. A few minutes away, the Central Market of Atarazanas keeps the gate of the old Nasrid shipyard. And at the end of the walk, the Port of Malaga, with the Muelle Uno promenade.