Málaga · MáLAGA CATHEDRAL VISITS
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Good málaga cathedral visits fill up fast on the Costa del Sol, and the best fill up first. These are the 13 to know, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can book before the calendar does.
Malaga to Cordoba day trip with Mosque-Cathedral and Jewish Quarter guide, tickets, and free time to wander patios and tapas.
“Beautiful city to visit will return. Driver very safe and guide knowledgeable and helpful. Pick up and drop off points convenient and easy to find. Would definitely recommend this trip.”
A 3-hour guided walk through Málaga’s Alcazaba, Roman Theatre, Calle Larios, and la Manquita Cathedral, with tickets included.
“The guided tour of the Alhambra was wonderful. It was a lot to cover and can't believe how much we covered in the three hours. Our tour guide Hanna was extremely knowledgeable and informative.”
Málaga highlights in 3 hours: skip-the-line Cathedral, Alcazaba views, Roman Theatre, and Picasso streets with a live guide for $53.
“I can't say enough great things about this tour and our fabulous guide, Eduardo. I only wish we had done it earlier in our visit as he gave us such a good tour of not only the cathedral, Alcazaba, and roman theater but excellent explanation of everything between the sites. I can't recommend this tour enough.”
Skip-the-line Malaga Cathedral tour with a live guide. See La Manquita, Saint Paul painting, and cathedral stories in 1.5 hours.
“Lydia gave us an amazing tour, with lots of information about the cathedral itself, but also about the city of Malaga. We really enjoyed this tour!”
Seville day trip from Malaga with Cathedral entrance, Santa Cruz walking tour, and photo stops at Plaza de España and more for about 12 hours.
“I was very disappointed that the tour was given in 3 languages we had no free time left because we had to listen to all the tour 3 times”
Full-day Seville trip from Malaga with Cathedral and Giralda, Royal Alcázar, Santa Cruz strolls, and real free time to wander.
“Absolutely awful we live in San pedro and Seville is east of us BUT WE WERE TAKEN WEST ALL THE WAY TO MALAGA THEN ON TO TORREMOLINOS BEFORE GOING TO SEVILLE. Picking people up the whole time. WEONLY HAD 4 1/2 hours there !!!!! Such a beautiful place not enough time”
Walk Malaga’s Old Town with skip-the-line access to the Cathedral and Picasso Museum, led by expert history and art guides.
“One of the best tours I’ve ever had! Esther has a huge knowledge of Picasso. She explained the cubism better than any one before. You noticed how passionately she is about the artist and it was a lot of fun listening to her! We enjoyed the tour through the museum as much as the city tour before. Highly recommend!”
Guided Málaga Cathedral tour with La Manquita façade, interior art, plus Picasso Foundation and Plaza de la Constitución, in English.
“Listening to all of the interesting information that Patricia shared with us. Finding new places that we didn’t know about.”
Private 3-hour Malaga walk with Atarazanas Market, Alcazaba, cathedral, Roman Theatre, Picasso areas, plus key museum tickets.
“Jorge is a native of Malaga. His college major is history so his information is thorough. He was able to plan our itinerary so that we avoided crowds and waiting in line to different sites. He is friendly and accommodated the tour to our interests, pace and tastes. He was attentive to us as we navigated uneven paths up and down to historic castles, etc. Lots of tips about food and customs. Plus directions to shops and restaurants that catered to our needs. Made us feel like welcomed guests. Thank you for a lovely tour.”
A 2.5-hour private Malaga walk linking Calle Larios, La Manquita Cathedral, Alcazaba, Atarazanas Market, and Picasso’s birthplace.
“Very warm weather dress cool and book early . Our guide Beatrice , Bea was amazing! She knew all the spots to take us to and even was able to get us into Catholic Mass on Saturday night. She suggested local delicacies she even treated us to a coffee and the ice cream of Spain. She was extremely knowledgeable about Spanish history and Picassos life. When we asked about dinner , she was sable to get us in without a reservations . The food was delicious!”
Private 9-hour Seville day trip from Malaga with skip-the-line Cathedral, Giralda, Real Alcázar, and Plaza de España.
“Our experience was very disappointing. Our guide didn’t provide any information about Seville or any of the sites we saw. He couldn’t even answer the questions we asked him. I don’t think we saw Torre del Oro, San Telmo Palace, Isabel Il Bridge, or the Macarena Basilica (or if we did, he did not point them out to us) and he didn’t point out the Archives of the Indies as we walked by it. This tour basically just provided us transportation to and from Seville and got us tickets to the Cathedral and Real Alcázar (not Torre del Oro, which is listed in the description), which is fine, but I…”
A guided 90-minute walk around Malaga Cathedral and its landmarks, with La Manquita explained and admission included for $24.43.
“Me encantó el recorrido con Lydia, sabe mucho de historia y nos explicó ampliamente cada uno de los detalles. Sin duda excelente guía”
Private 3-hour walk through Málaga’s Roman Theatre, Alcazaba, and La Manquita Cathedral, with tickets included and a guide for $119.
“Merci à notre guide Maria Lourdes pour cette visite dans des conditions climatiques très compliquées. Passionnée et attentionnée Maria s'adapte à son public et au rythme de chacun.”
