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Malaga and the Costa del Sol
Malaga and the Costa del Sol
If you are on the Costa del Sol, you can book a private guided tour with us.
- MALAGAHow much do you know about Malaga? And how much do we know about Malaga? Few people actually stop to explore the city; most tourists use it merely as a transit point on their way to Granada, Seville, or Córdoba. However, Malaga, like these cities, deserves special attention. Here's a sample walking tour itinerary: stroll through the Old Town (Alameda Street, Larios Street, Granada Street, Merced Square, etc.), Alcazaba or Gibrafaro Castles, as well as Malaga Cathedral, and explore the ruins of the ancient Roman theater.More information
- RONDAMore informationRonda - a city perched high above a chasm, nestled along winding mountain roads, connecting the past and present. The city's symbol is a 100-meter-high stone bridge connecting the "old" Moorish town with the "new" town. On our hiking tour, we'll visit a viewpoint overlooking the canyon, stroll through Ronda's narrow alleyways, and experience the local life among the white houses clinging to the rock walls. We'll also visit the bullring to learn about the origins and history of bullfighting.
- SEVILLEMore information"He who has not seen Seville has not seen a miracle," goes the old proverb. Admire the city's architectural beauty, visit the world's largest Gothic cathedral, climb the Giralda Tower, and wander through the labyrinthine alleyways of the Santa Cruz district with Don Juan. With an experienced guide, you'll also see the pavilion built for the Ibero-American Exposition, the tobacco factory where, according to legend, the beautiful Carmen rolled her cigarettes, and learn about Seville's secrets and legends.
- CORDOBAExplore Cordoba - a city steeped in ancient culture, once home to philosophers and caliphs. Its cultural heritage is immeasurable. We will visit the mosque-cathedral (Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba), a UNESCO World Heritage Site; the Jewish Quarter and its winding white alleyways; Andalusia's only synagogue; the Alcázar Palace, dedicated to Christian monarchs; and the vibrant "Flower Street," one of the city's most distinctive locations.More information
- GRANADAEvery visitor to Andalusia must see the Alhambra, Spain's most popular monument. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Alhambra is one of the best-preserved Arab cultural relics in Spain. It is breathtaking for its rich geometric decorations, exquisite halls, and magnificent gardens, offering a truly unique experience.More information
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