Atarazanas Market Tours

Explore Malaga in a fun and unique way: with a treasure hunt. A guide will get you started with a kick-off clue, then you will follow your GPS through the city to ten different historical stops, learning about the history of the city at every turn. Unlock clues and walk at your own pace, meeting your guide at the last stop to reveal a personal treasure just for you. You'll travel with just your private party, which ensures an intimate atmosphere and plenty of personalized attention from your guide.

We will visit places at the city center but not so much known for tourists, explained in a deep and professional way, helped by certain revealing images that will be shown along the visit. If you already know Malaga, this tour will unveil you an unknown city, and if you are a newcomer, you will enjoy anyway all these fascinating stories.

Make the most of your time in Malaga with this private, full-day city tour. Benefit from personalized attention from a dedicated guide and the ability to customize your itinerary while exploring Malaga's cultural and historical aspects. Enjoy the chance to focus on the landmarks and highlights of the city that appeal to you and your private party, then stop for tapas and beverages for your party of up to 15 people.

Get a taste of the delicious food culture of Malaga during this 4-hour walking tour of the city’s numerous tapas bars and artisan culinary creators. Come hungry as you experience the gastronomic culture of this southern Spanish city as told through its chefs and shopkeepers, savoring hand-crafted foodstuffs like local-style marinated olives, fried fish, and regional wine. You’ll also visit the bustling Atarazanas Market and learn how a local chef is reinventing traditional cuisine with a modern twist. Additional attraction include a local expert ‘food sherpa’ guide, as well as seven tastings and four drinks.

Discover the cultural delights of Málaga on a 2-hour tour of the vibrant city including tapas. Alongside your guide, delve into the rich history of Málaga as you visit prominent landmarks like the Roman Theatre, Málaga Cathedral and Ataranzas Central Market. Sample traditional tapas at the famous El Pimpi restaurant and stroll around Plaza de la Constitución and Málaga’s historical quarter at a leisurely pace.

Málaga is famous for its traditional Andalusian speciality dishes, but avoiding the tourist traps to find the best of them takes local knowledge. On this food-lover’s walking tour, visit the city’s finest family-run market stalls, food shops, and tapas bars, and discover the flavors the Malagueños love. Savor over 12 food- and wine-tastings, and enjoy personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour—limited to 10 people.

Taste the eclectic and delicious flavors of Spain’s famous tapas culture during this 3-hour shopping and cooking lesson in Malaga. Stop by Atarazanas Market to select from an array of fresh, seasonal, products. Depending what you’ve purchased you’ll prepare anything from mouth-watering cod ‘tostón’ to ‘ensalada malagüena’ (salad with mayo and potatoes) or a Spanish-style ‘tortilla’ with eggs before enjoying your creations. A wine or beer, paired to your menu, plus olive oil tasting, pre-meal snack and seasonal fruits, will help complete the feast.

Pleasure your palate with select Spanish delicacies on a 3-hour culinary and cultural tour of Málaga. At Atarazanas Central Market, you’ll browse stalls replete with fresh produce  and taste products like goat’s cheese and Iberian ham. Then, you’ll embark on a sightseeing tour of Málaga and visit monuments like the Picasso Museum and Constitution Square while listening to informative commentary. Visit three esteemed restaurants to try paella, tapas and wine and receive a souvenir gift at the conclusion of your tour.

Feast your senses on the culinary delights of Andalucía on a 2.5-hour tapas and market tour of Málaga. Alongside a gastronome guide, you’ll browse stalls brimming with fresh produce at Atarazanas Central Market and stop at gourmet shops to taste four Spanish delicacies such as goats cheese, Iberian ham and olive oil. Then, you’ll embark on a guided city tour and see famous Málaga landmarks like the Picasso Museum and Constitution Square before sampling local dish, ‘porra antequarana’, in a popular vegetarian restaurant.

Part Moorish, part Spanish, and completely Andalucian, Malaga is a mixing pot cultures in southern Spain. See the sites that set Malaga apart from its neighbors on this 3-hour walking tour, which includes a flamenco performance with live music at the end.