Málaga · SHOPPING TOURS
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Below are the 9 best shopping tours around Málaga right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one, it’s there for a reason.
Hands-on Malaga tapas workshop with a daytime Atarazanas Market visit, chef-led cooking, wine pairings, sangría, and take-home apron.
“Alba was an amazing teacher and taught us so much. We had fun during this learning experience and the space was beautiful as well!”
Malaga tapas tour with 4-5 stops: Atarazanas market, Picasso area, Plaza de la Merced, Locas de Málaga, wine or beer.
“A great tapas tour with Jose Luis around the central district in Malaga. We visited some great eateries including g El Pimpi which was on our must eat there itinerary. Make sure you are hungry as this tour offers a huge amount of food! We had a really lovely group. Only 7 of us in total which allowed us to share a wide variety of dishes and tase some local wines. We do a food tour in most cities when we visit and this is one of the best we have been on.”
Shop duty-free in Gibraltar on a guided day trip from the Costa del Sol: coach ride, 4–5 hours in town, Main Street shopping time.
“after few phone calls to ensure pick up .things were fine....enjoyed the trip ..pity it was not a little bit longer...only there for four hours ,would go again ...”
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 3-hour Malaga tapas tour with wine at an 1840 tavern, tastings in Atarazanas Market, and paella near the Cathedral.
“I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone who is interested in traditional food and its history. Paula our guide was enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the food and history of Malaga , very bubbly and a great guide. We visited the oldest vinery in Malaga and sampled a traditional wine with nibbles. Then into the food market where local traders offered sampling or meats, cheeses, nuts, figs ect. Paula gave great explanations of how families would traditionally come together to eat and typical dishes such as Pork in butter , one of her favourites. Our last stop was a beautiful little restaurant near a church where we had seafood salad…”
Málaga paella and sangria cooking class with a market visit: shop for fresh ingredients, learn paella technique, and eat what you cook.
“Sehr abwechslungsreich durch Marktbesuch und anschließendem Kochen. Interessante Teilnehmer aus verschiedenen Ländern. Berücksichtigung von Unverträglichkeiten.”
Málaga Market & Tapas Tour with churros, coffee, olive oil and tapas in 3 hours. Small English group, $76.82 per person.
“Rocio took us on such a memorable tour around Malaga today. She made it a fun trek around the best locations, great food & drinks and local information. We highly recommend this morning food tour, brilliant experience 👌”
Malaga tapas and Atarazanas market walk with 16 tastings and 4 drinks, led by an English guide in a small group.
“A really excellent tour. Paco took us to places we would never had known about without him. Exceedingly tasty food and fantastic drinks. Extremely good value for money!”
A small-group walking tour that connects Malaga’s Central Market, flamenco passages, classic streets, and Holy Week landmarks in 2 hours.
“This was an excellent way to experience Malaga Our guide Lourdes was very knowledgable & lovely! If you do any thing in Malaga DO THIS!”
