The Romans and the Muslims, two great civilizations made their mark in Málaga. The Roman Theatre and its Visitors Center will be our first stop, and will you us an idea of the splendor that the city enjoyed in the imperial era. After that, the Alcazaba of Málaga will be waiting for us. Built during Muslim Spain, al-Andalus, it will remind us of the Alhambra in Granada. Visit the Arms Courtyard used by the Catholic Monarchs after the conquest of the city, and the Cuartos de Granada, with spectacular panoramic views of the harbor and the center.

The Roman Theatre and its Visitors Center will be our first stop, and will you us an idea of the splendor that the city enjoyed in the imperial era.

Calle Larios is Málaga’s most iconic street, known for its elegant 19th-century architecture, upscale shops, and vibrant atmosphere. Located in the historic center, it hosts cultural events, parades, and festivals throughout the year. A pedestrian-friendly avenue, it's perfect for strolling, shopping, and enjoying the heart of the city.