Self Guided Walking Tour of Málaga

Explore one of Málaga’s most beautiful cemeteries, known for its stunning mausoleums and historical significance.

Visit this 17th-century sanctuary with a richly decorated crypt and deep Marian devotion in Málaga.

Relax at this small but charming city square with local greenery and views of daily Málaga life.

Walk through Málaga’s most creative neighborhood, full of murals, graffiti, and urban art.

Discover this monument to General Torrijos, symbol of Spanish liberalism, in a vibrant historic square.

Visit one of the oldest churches in Málaga, with Gothic-Mudejar style and ties to Pablo Picasso’s baptism.

Explore the ancient Roman ruins at the foot of the Alcazaba, beautifully preserved and open to the public.

Pause at the statue honoring the famed Jewish philosopher and poet born in Málaga.

Admire this baroque-style church in the historic center, often overlooked but full of charm.

See this dramatic sculpture depicting a Roman myth, placed in one of Málaga’s bustling squares.

Discover this intimate local church with beautiful altars and a strong connection to Málaga’s past.

See one of the oldest surviving houses in the city, now used for cultural and historical events.

Explore this self-managed cultural center with a rebellious spirit, art, music, and urban culture.

Visit the parish dedicated to Málaga’s patron saints, with a richly decorated interior.

Relax in a quiet urban garden with a vertical green wall — a breath of fresh air in the city.

Visit this humble local church with a modern but peaceful interior in the heart of the city.

Wander through this lively neighborhood market full of local produce, food, and daily life.

End your walk at this charming residential street full of local life and colorful façades.