United States(Prices In USD)Malaga City Sightseeing Tour
We’ve lined everything up in Picasso’s birthplace.
The Malaga City Sightseeing Tour needs no interpretation. It’s simply great. It makes easy sense of Malaga, starting with a 80-minute tour that gives you an overview for the day’s planning. Or you can simply hop on and off the open-air double-decker bus at whatever point along the way grabs you. And there’s plenty to grab you. From the house of Picasso to his eponymous museum, housed in a 16th-century Andalusian palace. There’s a Roman theatre dating back to Emperor Augustus, a cathedral built over a former mosque, and many Moorish influences. 14 stops in all with pre-recorded commentary. And since the bus pass is valid for a full 24-hours, you’ll have plenty of time to explore this Costa de Sol hotspot. The Malaga City Sightseeing Tour. All eyes should be on it.
Here’s what’s included:
- A voucher valid for 24 hours on a Hop on/Hop off open-air double-decker tour bus
- 14 stops throughout Malaga and departures every 30 minutes
- Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese and Russian commentary
- Groups of 10 or more get a 5% discount on Malaga City Sightseeing Tour
Conditions:
- Exchange the Rail Europe voucher for your Malaga City Sightseeing tour.
- Voucher must be exchanged within 6 months of the date of purchase.
- Hours of Operation are from 9:15am - 7:00pm.
- Child rates are valid for children ages 5 -15.
- Prices are subject to change.
- Bus Station, Jardin Botanico (closed Mondays)
- Train Station RENFE / Vialia (Post Office)
- Museum of Contemporary Art
- Puerto (Port)
- Paseo del Parque
- Paseo de la Farola
- Playa Malagueta
- Plaza de Toros (Bull Fighting Arena), La Malagueta, Cementerio Ingles
- Castillo Gibralfaro
- Santuario de la Victoria
- Plaza Merced, House of Picasso (birthplace of the Pablo Picasso)
- Alcazaba (Former Moorish Royal Residence), Teatro Romano (Roman Theatre dates back to Emperor Augustus), Picasso Museum, Ayuntamiento
- Catedral (Cathedral was built over a former mosque and offers a unique contrast in styles.)
- Alameda Principal, Mercado de las Flores