The city of Malaga, the largest on the Costa del Sol and capital city of Malaga Providence in the southern Spanish region of Andalusia, is a picturesque one full of interesting architecture, museums, shopping, cuisine, beaches, and hiking.

Your walking tour starts at the Plaza de la Merced, one of the most important squares of Malaga. On this guided tour you will learn the history as well as the stories and secrets of the city and its people. Walk along Calle Larios, a popular pedestrian street lined with shops that leads to Plaza de la Constitucion. This public square in the middle of the city is the site of many citywide events and celebrations.

At the Plaza del Obispo you will enter the Renaissance-style Cathedral of Malaga. Commonly referred to as La Manquita, or “one-armed woman” due to only one of its two towers being completed, this iconic church contains impressive artworks and is the most significant monument in the city.

Conclude your tour with a visit to the Roman Theater and the 12th-century Moorish castle of Alcazaba. Throughout your time in Malaga, you will have plenty of opportunities to take photos, see the magic corners and panoramic places that marked Picasso and pause for a delicious glass of local wine.

Spend the day in the beautiful mountaintop city of Ronda in the Malaga province of Spain. This city is literally divided in two by El Tajo Gorge, a 377-foot deep chasm that separates Ronda’s 15th-century new town from its old town with Moorish roots.

Your journey begins as you are picked up from the port in Malaga and taken through the picturesque, beautiful Andalusian countryside to the charming city of Ronda. Upon arrival, your guide will give you a short orientation of the city and suggestions on what to see and do, then you are free for approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes to explore the town on your own.

Grab a photo of Puente Nuevo, a towering 18th-century bridge that spans the gorge and connects the two sides of Ronda. Visit the Ernest Hemingway and Orson Welles gardens and walk through the old Arabian city with its stunning Moorish architecture, almost begging you to pull out your camera. Maison Bosco, Cathedral, Main Square, Mondragon Palace, Arabian bridge, and the monument to Pedro Romero round out the city’s landmarks. Of course, no trip to Ronda would be complete without visiting the infamous bullring!

On the return journey you will make a stop at Mijas, a charming collection of white-washed houses adorned with hanging flower pots on the Costa del Sol. Enjoy a stroll through this romantic seaside village perched on the cliffs of the Mediterranean and take some great photos before you make your way back to the port.

This full-day, small-group tour is a must-do for photography buffs and architecture lovers. Book now and don’t miss out!

Enjoy a scenic motor coach ride to the Alhambra Palaces in Granada to see a maze of magnificent construction. Nearby is the Palace of Charles V. Travelers find this stunning Granada tour ideal.

Once you reach your destination you will be divided into groups of 10 to 18 participants per guide for a more personalized exploration. Originally built in 889, the Alhambra Palace is universally praised as a Moorish architectural masterpiece. Naturally, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the second most popular attraction in Europe. While it began as a small fortress, in 1333 Yusuf I transformed the structure into a palace, a process which took over 100 years! Your English-speaking guide will escort you to the mighty structure to see its stellar halls, courtyards, and rows of intricately carved arches. On this exciting Granada tour, you’ll visit the exquisite Nasrid Palaces, which included private rooms and residences for the king, as well as semi-public state rooms.

Next, you’ll visit the Palace of Charles V of England, built within the site of the Alhambra Palace in 1526, largely as a symbol of victory for the Catholics over Muslims. It is lauded as a superb Spanish Renaissance structure, featuring the Torre de la Vela tower, and offering stunning views of Granada.

Thereafter, you will visit the Generalife, a royal place of recreation featuring gardens, waterfalls, and bathing pools. The elaborate facility was built during the reign of Muhammad III in 1309 as a vacation destination.

Time permitting, you will be driven to the Granada city center, where you will receive an orientation tour and have free time to explore on your own. Please be advised that the order of events may change based on the weather or traffic conditions of the day. Reserve this tour for memories that will last a lifetime.

Book this Malaga tour today for a memorable Spain excursion.