Centre Pompidou Malaga

Embark on an electric tuk-tuk tour of Malaga and discover some of the main highlights of the city. Enjoy the perfect introduction to Malaga as your guide recommends places to visit during your stay. Admire the exterior of some of Malaga's most iconic landmarks including the Gibralfaro Castle, the Alcazaba, and the Pompidou Museum. Ride through La Malagueta Beach and Marina Square. See the Port of Malaga, the Bank of Spain, and La Malagueta bullring. Explore the streets of Malaga.

Since March 28, 2015, the Center Pompidou Málaga provides the wider public with the experience of exploring the richness of its collection, the excellence of its programming, the crossing of all the artistic disciplines and the innovativeness of its programs. The Center Pompidou offers you a journey through the art of the 20th and 21st centuries with around seventy selected works from the incomparable collection which is one of the two most important in the modern and contemporary world. This journey through the history of art is renewed every five semesters and is nourished every year. There are also always two to three temporary exhibitions worth exploring. The experience is lived through multidisciplinary programs dedicated to dance, representation, speech, and cinema, with the help of mediation devices aimed above all at a young audience. Thus, the Cubo that houses the Center Pompidou Málaga becomes a living, participative installation, in which the workshops, training and dissemination activities generate a strong sense of creative community. This equipment reaffirms, among its missions and priorities, to constitute a platform for exchanges between society and contemporary creation.

You will begin by meeting your local art teacher by the Port of Malaga. Together you will choose the best spot to create your first Malaga postcard, capturing the water reflections, the boats, the old lighthouse, the modern white pergola, or the big Colors Cube. Once finished, you will move on to either Paseo del Parque or the Old Town, depending on if you are more interested in nature or architecture. There are many beautiful corners to sketch, including the Roman Theatre, the Cathedral, or Plaza de la Constitución. You will be able to relax whilst painting to the sound of the water running along the cathedral gardens. Throughout your experience, you'll also be able to listen to the history and stories of Málaga from your guide.

Explore Malaga's wealth of heritage and influence on modern culture with a 2-day walking tour pass. Get access to 2 guided and 5 self-guided walking tours and use an included mobile app to track your live guide or start your self-guided routes. Some of the tours you can enjoy with your pass: Essential Malaga Guided Walking Tour Start your stay in the city a walk through Malaga's historic and commercial centers. The tour begins by strolling down Calle Larios, a luxury shopping destination with the most expensive real estate in the city. From here, your guide will take you to Malaga’s most impressive landmarks, including the Bishop’s Palace, the Church of the Tabernacle, and the Museo de Malaga. Heading to the Jewish Quarter, see the city’s street art and learn about the life and works of renowned painters Pablo Picasso and Eugenio Chicano Navarro. Stop for a refreshment at Cafe de Chinitas, which, having been opened since the mid-1800s, became frequented by Malaga’s artists and intellectuals, including Picasso and Salvador Dali (costs not included). Continue through the city’s plazas to Calle Nueva, one of the oldest streets in the historic center. Finish the tour at Plaza Felix Saenz, where you can treat yourself to churros at the famous Casa Aranda (costs not included). Romantic Evening in Malaga Guided Tour On this tour, take in the city sights under the golden light of the setting sun for a magical experience. Along the way, stop to appreciate the beauty the city beholds in its architecture, nature, and history. Keep an eye out as your guide points out the best roof terraces to enjoy a light evening cocktail with city views. Mediterranean Culture Self-Guided TourThis self-guided route takes you on a sojourn into the city's culture and history, passing by impressive sights like the Malagueta Bullfighting Ring and the Castle of Gibralfaro. Soho Street Art Self-Guided TourThe Soho street art self-guided tour will show you the edgy side of Malaga, with cool street art and alternative sites. Young Picasso Self-Guided TourThe young Picasso route will tell you about the beginnings of one of the most famous Malageños and artists around the globe as you explore on foot. These are only some of the tour routes you can enjoy with your pass. Use the free tour app included in your ticket to discover more self-guided walking routes in and around the city.

Explore the best corners of the magical city of Málaga on a private creative photo workshop where you will experience the streets, beaches, tropical plants, and the Port of Málaga with a professional photographer. Discover some hidden gems in the city as you take pictures of the artistic Soho neighborhood, the architecture in the old town, and much more. As it will be only you and your group taking part in this creative photo lesson, your instructor will completely adapt to your needs and level. Everyone is welcome to attend and no previous experience or knowledge is required. You can even decide what you want to focus on according to your own interests. Start improving your skills though fun activities and learn from your instructor how to edit your shots and get the most out of your camera’s settings. With your camera or smartphone, learn how to take amazing shots that will forever remind you of the magical Mediterranean light. You will also get the knowledge you were looking for to create unforgettable memories of your Andalusia trip.

Enjoy a private Spanish lesson as you explore the streets of Malaga, learning everything you need to make the most of your trip. This personalized experience is tailored to you, so the learning materials and places you'll see depend on your interests and language skills. Immerse yourself in Spanish culture with this interactive experience. If you love Andalusian cuisine, you'll learn about tapas and what to order in a restaurant. If you're a history enthusiast, you'll visit the most important monuments in Malaga. And, of course, you'll learn Spanish along the way. Start this outdoor lesson in a beautiful park near the port. Walk through the streets with your local guide to discover the highlights of this beautiful city. Learn what to say at cafes, restaurants, shops, and other useful phrases as you brush up on your everyday Spanish skills.

We start from your Hotel,Apartment or the Port, The driver and the guide will be waiting for you. In this panoramic tour we will have several stops to take pictures with the comfort of having near the car and with explanations of our official guide. 1.Enjoy stunning views of the Port of Málaga and the Historic Quarter. Then moving on to Mercado Atarazanas (Ataranzas Market), so called because it occupies the site where the Nasrid shipyards (i.e. ataranzas) stood. The main gate has been preserved. They say that, if you want to know a city well, the first thing you should do is visit the market. ( Here we will have our First PhotoStop if the Market open we can go inside ) 2.Calle Larios and Plaza la constitución make the iconic Calle Larios, Málaga's main shopping street where the world's leading brands have their stores. Next, follow it as far as Plaza de la Constitución, the heart of the city's historical quarter. 3.The Cathedral : Although work on the Cathedral began during the Gothic period (16th Century) on the site of the old Arab mosque, the building is in the Renaissance style and is still unfinished . 3.The Alcazaba, built between the 11th and 15th centuries, was the fortress-palace of the Moorish rulers. It is located on the site of an earlier Phoenician building at the foot of Mount Gibralfaro, a privileged spot overlooking the city.( Entrance fee included ) 4.The Roman Theatre, an essential sight. Built in the first century BC, it was in use until the third century AD After its recent restoration, Málaga's Roman Theatre regained its use as a performance space. 5. Plaza de la Merced where it joins the Málaga Picasso Route. Objective: Fundación Picasso (Picasso Foundation) Museo Casa Natal. (Picasso's Birthplace Museum) 6.Castillo de Gibralfaro where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Málaga .