The Romans and the Moors both left their mark on Málaga, and with roots dating back nearly three millennia, you can believe there's a lot for your guide to talk about on this guided tour.

Get ready for next-level gaming! Strap on a virtual reality headset, pick up your controls, and choose your game. There's a whole catalogue to choose from, so whether you're looking for adventure under the seas or ready to fight off zombies, there's something for everyone.

There are lots of magical things to do in Málaga, but nothing beats a massage! Choose from a 15 or 30-minute massage at Hammam Al Ándalus Málaga and treat your body to some sumptuous self-care in the hands of the pros.

Spain's Moorish rulers sure knew how to take it easy. They might not be around anymore, but they left behind some truly spectacular architecture – and their relaxation rituals have never gone out of style!

Enter an intimate venue and get up close to real Spanish flamenco at Málaga's Kelipé Flamenco Show. As the number one flamenco show in Málaga, according to TripAdvisor, it's an Andalusian experience you can't miss.

Revisit the life and works of Pablo Picasso in the birthplace of the world-famous artist. See his works, family memories, a library, and even a recreation of a 19th-century study.

The city of Málaga is yours to explore at your own pace with the Málaga 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus. You'll get amazing panoramic views from the open roof, and along the route you'll see everything from the city's white-sand beach and famous castle to the Bull Ring.

Arguably the most influential painter of the 20th century, Pablo Picasso pioneered entirely new ways to express the human condition with art. His creative visions quite literally shifted the art world's perspective forever, and his work continues to inspire and challenge new and old ways of thinking and creating.

Join a guide who's as local to Málaga as Picasso himself, then acquaint yourself with the master's art in a way you never have before. During this guided tour, which takes roughly an hour and 15 minutes, you'll see famous pieces like The Three Graces, Woman with Raised Arms, and Musketeer with Sword, among many others.

When we think of Picasso we may think of cubism, or the surreal portraits that have almost become synonymous with the artist's name, but if you return to his roots in Málaga the story of the man is so much more intricate and fascinating.

Visit the Collection of the Russian Museum in Málaga. The 2,300 m2 tobacco factory, built in a regionalist style in the 1920s, is now home to centuries' worth of Russian art and so much more.

There's much to see in this converted 16th-century building, now home to some stunning Spanish paintings. Carmen Thyssen's private collection covers works of the 19th and early 20th centuries, plus Andalusian paintings. Highlights include works by Goya, Picasso, and more!

Granada day trip from Malaga, with skip-the-line entrance to the Alhambra Palace and a walking tour of the Albaicín.Explore with us one of the most beautiful cities in the world!Skip the line thanks to the preferential entrance to the Generalife Gardens of the Alhambra Palace, the Nasrid Palaces and the Alcazaba.

Surely the most representative monument of the city. To penetrate this Arab palace, is to penetrate the heart of Malaga, it is impossible to understand Malaga's history without visiting it.Witness the invincible power of the Alcazaba! Extensive views of the sea, beautiful details of Muslim architecture, relaxing fountains and gardens….

We will visit one of the most beautiful and original towns in the province of Malaga with caves that were populated more than 5,000 years ago. We will also visit the most sought-after town in the province of Malaga, Ronda.

Let us show you what’s behind the food and wine scene in Malaga with our complete Gourmet Tapas tour.

Book your trip to Cordoba from Costa del Sol. City of 3 cultures: Muslims, Jews and Christians in the Middle Age. Delight yourself visiting the Cathedral-Mosque, the Jewish quarter, the synagogue and much more. Discover the historical centre of Cordoba, declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Visit Alhambra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and get to know the last historically Arabic city in Spain. This tour takes you back 600 years, when this fortress was reconstructed and converted into a magnificent royal palace by the Sultan of Granada in 1333. Pickup from your hotel and arrive at Alhambra.