Málaga free walking tour: route and tip

The Málaga free walking tour starts at Plaza de la Marina, lasts about two hours and is booked without paying; the tip for the guide is separate.

The port and city of Málaga seen from Gibralfaro
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Walking tour of the historic centre, 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours, with an English-speaking guide; tips are not included.

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How the tip works

According to the listing, booking the free tour costs nothing. Tips appear among the things not included, and the listing gives no amount. If you cannot attend, it asks you to cancel the booking so the guide is not left waiting.

Where and with whom

The listing names Plaza de la Marina, next to the tourist information point, asks you to be there 15 minutes early and says to look for the guide's orange umbrella. The limit is 6 people, even across separate bookings; larger groups must book a private tour. It states the tour is wheelchair accessible, with a companion and notice when booking.

What the itinerary covers

The listing mentions the cenachero statue, Calle Larios, Plaza de la Constitución, Plaza del Obispo with a view of the Cathedral, Plaza de la Merced and the Picasso Birthplace Museum seen from outside, the Roman Theatre remains on Calle Alcazabilla, and the Alcazaba. Only the guide is listed as included, with no entrance fees. Turespaña describes the Alcazaba as one of the largest Arab fortresses in Andalusia.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a free tour in Málaga cost?

Booking has no price, according to the listing. Tips are shown as not included, with no set amount.

Where is the meeting point?

According to the listing, at Plaza de la Marina, next to the tourist information point, at the time you choose. Arriving 15 minutes early is recommended.

Why is the Cathedral called "La Manquita"?

Turespaña explains that the nickname comes from one of its towers never being finished. The listing names Plaza del Obispo as a spot to see it.

Sources consulted

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