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Experience Malaga

Bespoke, private tours in Andalusia’s most vibrant city, crafted exclusively for the discerning traveler. 

Tours

Chose any of our different ways to discover Malaga.

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The Heritage Tour

The main Malaga tourist attractions in one visit, shown by local and professional guides. On this tour we will travel through almost 3,000 years of history going through the different civilizations that have shaped Malaga. A full understanding of our history, traditions, and more. A must if you want to get the best of Malaga.


• Start time: On demand

• Tickets included: Alcazaba, Cathedral, Roman Theatre

• Lenght: 3 hours

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Picasso Museum - No queues

In this tour you'll learn to fully comprehend Picasso's art thanks to our experts. We’ll visit the Picasso Museum, and you will be able to admire all the periods of the great artist as well as the different techniques
he used throughout his career. And the best thing about it, you will skip the
line with us!


• Start time: During opening times of the museum

• Tickets included: Picasso Museum

• Lenght: 1.5 hours

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Spanish Civil War

While visiting the beautiful quarter of El Limonar, we will relive key moments like the Second Republic, the failed military coup in Malaga and the arrival of Franco's troops. Through the eyes of English and American expats you will know how they lived that time in the city and their adventures to survive between intrigues, spies and accusations of treason.


• Start time: On demand

• Tickets included: College of Architects

• Lenght: 2 hours

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Secret Malaga

Thanks to this visit, places that normally go unnoticed will reveal the secrets they keep behind. Malaga city will open surprisingly and will seduce you. Get ready to discover the hidden gems of the city and stories even locals don’t know about.


• Start time: Mornings

• Tickets included: Central Market, Vincci Hotel, Church of Los Mártires

• Lenght: 2.5 hours

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Picasso's roots

We'll walk through Malala spots related to his life. You'll understand how this city influenced on him, why he loved her and why he left eventually. We'll uncover a more personal Picasso and the origin of certain images he used repeatedly in his career.


• Start time: On demand

• Tickets included: No interior visits.

• Lenght: 2 hours

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Archeological stroll

Focused on the city's most significant archaeological remains, we will uncover the various layers left behind by its inhabitants over time. Tombs, ancient inscriptions, and a special visit to the archaeological museum await you on this revealing tour.


• Start time: On demand

• Tickets included: Roman Theatre, Museo de Málaga

• Lenght: 2.5 hours

We first visited Malaga (for a month) in January 2018, and were given a ‘Secret Malaga’ tour as a Christmas present. Juan Diego proved to be an excellent and personable guide to the non-obvious (such as archaeological remains revealed and preserved within new structures), to quirky cafes and statuary, to the richness of structure and detail of so many buildings once you look high above the shopping level, and to so much else. We were hooked, and joined up with him again a year later on his very different but equally absorbing tour of Malaga’s story during the Spanish Civil War. After the strange Covid years, we were back in February this year and contacted Juan Diego in advance to see what he was up to – and his perceptive archaeological tour of the still-discernible effects on Malaga from the succession of civilisations from the Phoenicians onwards became the highlight of our stay. Architect, artist, archaeologist, novelist, deeply devoted to giving of his best to you the client – and a lovely guy as well.
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Rod Cuff
We did the private monuments tour in Malaga with Juan, The Suited Guide and he was excellent! His knowledge of the area was exceptional, tailoring the information to meet our needs. This is a must do tour if you want to spend a few hours learning about the highlights of Malaga.
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Amy Fieldman
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