Málaga Roman Theatre & Alcazaba: Guided Tour in Malaga
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Málaga Roman Theatre & Alcazaba: Guided Tour
Tanggal tersedia berikutnya
Min
22 Sep
Sen
23 Sep
Sel
24 Sep
Opsi yang tersedia
Terlaris
Teater Romawi Málaga & Alcazaba: Tur Berpemandu
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Pembatalan Gratis
Tersedia: Min, 22 Sep
Dari
USD 14,52
Beberapa info ditampilkan dalam bahasa aslinya.
Highlights
Embark on a guided tour of Málaga that delves into the city's rich history, shaped by the Romans and the Moors. With roots dating back nearly three millennia, your knowledgeable guide will regale you with fascinating tales of Imperial Málaga. Begin your journey at the city's Roman Theater, where you'll unravel the legacy of the Roman era. Then, venture to the Alcazaba, a precursor to Granada's Alhambra, and explore these ancient structures at your own pace while soaking in the breathtaking cityscape.
Enjoy a guided tour of Málaga that will delve into the city's past, with visits to two major local landmarks
Learn how Málaga has been shaped by its inhabitants, with settlements dating back as far as 770 BC
See the changes in architecture from Roman ruins to a Moorish citadel, and enjoy views of the coast from these ancient places
What's included
INCLUDED
Entrance to Málaga Roman Theatre
Entrance to Alcazaba
English and Spanish-speaking official tour guide
Customer reviews
Additional information
Pre Purchase
Kids under 10 can join for free. Please select a free ticket to them
Tours in English available on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
Usage
Show your smartphone ticket to the guide at the meeting point in Calle Alcazabilla 4, next to the Crystal Pyramid
The guide will be holding an orange umbrella
Post Purchase
Tours in Spanish start at 10:30
Tours in English start at 16:30
Good To Know
Wheelchair Access: Yes
Guide Languages: English, Spanish
Advance Arrival Time: 0:15:00
Location
Venue
Alcazaba of Málaga, Calle Alcazabilla, 2, 29012
Meeting Point
C/ Alcazabilla, 4, 6
Penyedia
Cordoba Embrujada SL
Excellent! Lourdes was a terrific guide and gave us lots of really interesting history.