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This 1 hour 15 minute visit links several historic spots in central Málaga with the inside of Málaga Cathedral, known as La Manquita. The route starts on Calle Alcazabilla, moves through streets and spaces such as Calle Granada, the Church of Santiago, El Pimpi, Calle San Agustín, the area around the Palace of the Counts of Buenavista, the Church of El Sagrario and Plaza del Obispo, and ends inside the Cathedral, with the entry ticket already included in your booking.
The visit starts on Calle Alcazabilla, next to the glass pyramid, one of the points where several eras of the city cross paths. From here the walk towards the historic centre begins, with a first reading of the surroundings before moving on through streets tied to old Málaga.
The route continues along Calle Granada to the Church of Santiago, one of the historic temples of the old town. This area helps you place Málaga's evolution after the Christian conquest and the role of churches in transforming the centre.
Next comes Bodegas El Pimpi, a very well-known landmark of central Málaga, and Calle San Agustín, home to the Palace of the Counts of Buenavista, a noble building now part of one of the city's busiest cultural hubs.
The route continues past the Church of San Agustín and the Church of El Sagrario, the latter built on the foundations of a former mosque. Here you can clearly see how the historic centre preserves traces of different urban and religious eras.
Before entering the Cathedral, the visit reaches Plaza del Obispo, opposite the Episcopal Palace and the main façade of Málaga Cathedral. Here you'll learn the origin of the popular nickname La Manquita, tied to its unfinished tower.
The route ends inside Málaga Cathedral, where its main spaces and architectural features are visited. The entry ticket is included in the booking and the tour finishes inside the building.
The visit lasts approximately 1 hour 15 minutes. The route passes through the historic centre and ends inside Málaga Cathedral.
The visit is offered in Spanish and English. Each group does the route in its own language and languages are not mixed on the same departure.
The visit runs every day at 12:15.
The booking includes entry to Málaga Cathedral, the visit inside the building and the route through the historic centre, taking in streets, churches and buildings tied to Málaga's history.
The visit starts at Calle Alcazabilla 5, next to the glass pyramid.
The visit is accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs. The route through the historic centre is practically flat and the Cathedral has adapted access.
Once you book, you'll receive an e-voucher confirming the details of the visit. You can bring it on your phone or printed.
This activity is suitable for families with children. Children under 3 can take part for free, although they must be included in the booking.
Pets are not allowed inside Málaga Cathedral.
You can cancel your booking free of charge up to 24 hours before the visit starts. In that case, 100% of the amount is refunded.
If you cancel with less than 24 hours' notice, arrive late or don't show up, no refund will be offered.
You can also change the day of the visit up to 24 hours in advance, subject to availability on the new date. The change is confirmed by email with the updated booking details.
The activity runs as normal throughout the year. It could only be suspended due to extreme weather conditions or a major alert that prevents the route being carried out safely.
Yes. Entry to Málaga Cathedral is included in the price of the visit, together with the route through the historic centre.
The visit starts at Calle Alcazabilla 5, next to the glass pyramid.
The tour runs every day at 12:15.
It lasts approximately 1 hour 15 minutes, including the route through the historic centre and entry inside the Cathedral.
Yes. The route is accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs, and the Cathedral has adapted access.
Book your spot for the guided visit to Málaga Cathedral and the historic centre and secure your entry to the building in a single booking. The tour departs every day at 12:15 from Calle Alcazabilla 5, next to the glass pyramid, and combines a short route through the old town with entry included to Málaga Cathedral.
Once you complete your booking you'll receive instant confirmation and an e-voucher you can bring on your phone or printed. The visit lasts approximately 1 hour 15 minutes and is available in Spanish and English, with groups split by language.
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