Essential Malaga Self-guided tour

With this self-guided tour, you’ll get to explore Málaga’s most iconic landmarks at your own pace. Created by Nacho, an Official City Guide since 2019, it covers the must-see monuments of the Costa del Sol’s capital, along with fascinating stories and curiosities about both the city’s past and present.

Through audio commentary recorded by Nacho himself and accompanied by images, you’ll enjoy an experience as enriching as if he were guiding you in person—while keeping the freedom to move independently, supported by a GPS-based interactive map on your phone.

There are no fixed schedules or groups: once booked, you’ll have 14 days to do the tour as many times as you wish, whenever it suits you. Your access will be available from 00:00 on the date you select.

To help you make the most of your visit, Nacho also shares his personal recommendations for food and leisure, so you can enjoy Málaga like a true local.
All instructions to access the tour will be sent to you by email under the “Before you go” section.

What’s included

• Unlimited access to the tour for 14 days

• ONTUR app available for Android and iOS

• Audio content narrated by Nacho, Official Guide of Málaga

• GPS-based interactive itinerary

• Image gallery of the main landmarks

• Teatro Romano de Malaga (Pass By)
  Introduction to the history of Malaga and discovery of the Roman Theatre.
• Alcazaba (Pass By)
  History of La Alcazaba, the most visited monument in Malaga, and of Gibralfaro Castle.
• Museo de Malaga (Pass By)
  Located in the Customs Palace, this museum houses an extensive collection of art and archaeological remains.
• La Calle Larios (Pass By)
  The best known street in Malaga and one of the most important shopping streets in Spain.
• Mercado Central de Atarazanas (Pass By)
  Traditional Malaga market with some gastronomic recommendations.
• Plaza de la Constitucion (Pass By)
  Main meeting point of the city since the 14th century.
• Calle Fresca (Pass By)
  Arab architecture: ventilation and military strategies
• Malaga Cathedral (Pass By)
  Bishop’s Square and Cathedral of the Incarnation of Malaga or “La manquita”.
• Museo Picasso Malaga (Pass By)
  Most visited museum of Malaga and explanation of the cultural change of Malaga.
• Parroquia Santiago Apóstol Málaga (Pass By)
  First Christian Church and history of the reconquest of Malaga.
• Plaza de la Merced (Pass By)
  Plaza de la Merced and Obelisk honor General Torrijos and his companions.
• Estatua De Pablo Ruiz Picasso (Pass By)
  History of Picasso: works and life.