Málaga Cathedral tickets and tours
Malaga guided tour with Alcazaba, Roman Theater and Cathedral
Book a complete guided tour of Málaga and discover the main monuments of the city: the Cathedral, the Roman theater, and the Alcazaba.
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City Sightseeing Malaga Experience with 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus
Get your City Sightseeing's Malaga Experience ticket and enjoy a 24-hour unlimited hop-on hop-off bus tour, a harbor cruise and entrance to 6 different museums!
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City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour of Malaga with Interactive Museum of Music (MIMMA)
Visit Malaga, where Picasso was born and don't miss a thing with this hop-on hop-off bus tour
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Museo Picasso Málaga entrance tickets
Buy your tickets and visit the Museo Picasso Málaga. Discover a museum devoted to the artist whose styles and techniques changed the course of modern art.
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Caminito del Rey guided hiking tour with entrance tickets
Spend 3 hours immersed in nature with this walking tour on the Caminito del Rey. Enjoy the amazing views and walk on a path that is 330 feet high while a specialized mountain guide tells you about the nature of this area.
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Caminito del Rey guided tour with shuttle bus from El Chorro
Admire the landscapes, cross the suspended bridge and immerse yourself in nature.
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Castillo de Colomares small-group guided tour
Join a guided tour of the Colomares Castle Monument and learn more about Christopher Columbus' first voyage to America through symbolism.
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Tickets for Bioparc Fuengirola
Enjoy a day at Bioparc Fuengirola together with your family.
Sail and swimming cruise in Málaga
Enjoy a catamaran cruise from Málaga and swim in the beautiful waters of the Mediterrenean.
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Catamaran cruise with lunch from Málaga
Book an exclusive catamaran cruise departing from Málaga and enjoy your lunch cooked on board. Relax on the deck or swim in the sea for an unforgettable experience.
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Book this wonderful sailing cruise in Malaga now and watch the sunset from the deck of the boat.
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Caminito del Rey group walking tour
Book your Caminito del Rey group walking tour and learn about its importance in Spanish contemporary history
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Caminito del Rey day trip from Málaga
Discover the Caminito del Rey and admire the Conde de Guadalhorce Dam, the main water reserve in the province of Málaga. See Gaitanes gorge's natural location.
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Guided tour of Malaga’s fishing scene with cooking workshop
Book this guided tour of Malaga's fishing scene and dive in for a tasty look at this side of the city's heritage, which includes a cooking demo and tasting session...
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Malaga walking tour with Gibralfaro Castle and Alcazaba visits
See the best of Malaga on this guided walking tour, which includes stops to a hilltop castle, an ancient Muslim fortress and more...
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Panoramic view of Malaga with optional wine museum from Costa del Sol
Discover Malaga's history and culture. Tour iconic landmarks, taste local wines, and experience authentic flamenco in this comprehensive city adventure.
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Madrid guided full-day tour from Costa Del Sol
Explore Madrid's history and culture on a guided tour. Your journey begins at María Zambrano station where you'll board a high-speed train to Spain's capital.
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The inside story
Construction of the Málaga Cathedral, also known as the Catedral de la Encarnación, began in the 16th century, and was largely completed in the 18th century. However, it technically remains unfinished as its south tower is incomplete, giving it the nickname "La Manquita" (one-armed). The cathedral is built on the same ground that held Málaga's central mosque during its Muslim domination.
Although it is considered one of the jewels of the Renaissance in Spain, it also has elements of Gothic and Baroque style. From its exterior, the main facade stands out, in a predominantly Baroque style, and the two towers: the north, 87 metres high, is the highest of all Andalusian cathedrals, and houses the 14 bells and the clock, while the south tower, as mentioned earlier, is still unfinished.
