Málaga Virtual Reality Free Tour

What was Málaga like in its earlier days? Join this complimentary tour with virtual reality glasses to explore the key landmarks of the Costa del Sol capital while experiencing its rich history.

Tour Description

Have you ever wanted to experience the history of Málaga? We will convene at Calle Císter 5 at the designated time to embark on this remarkable free tour. Are you prepared to venture through the city using virtual reality glasses?

Once the group is assembled, we’ll don our virtual reality devices and gear up for an engaging exploration of Málaga's main sights, which will showcase their transformation throughout the centuries.

Our first destination is the Aduana Museum, where we will immerse ourselves in the captivating legacy of the Phoenician civilization. Here, we’ll uncover the significant contributions of this community to the city’s development. Following that, we will proceed to the Roman Theatre of Málaga, a testament to the Empire's rise and decline, providing a compelling glimpse into the past!

Next, we will visit the Alcazaba, where the Catholic Monarchs will guide us through the moment when the keys were surrendered by the Muslim rulers to Isabella and Ferdinand. We will also have the chance to explore the impressive features of this fortress-palace.

Our journey continues to the Ben Gabirol Interpretation Centre, an ideal spot to explore the history of the Jewish quarter and appreciate the cultural impact this community had on the city. The virtual reality experience will also lead us to the Picasso Museum, where we will hear the legendary artist narrate his own tale.

To conclude our adventure, we will gather at the door of the Cathedral to learn about its history, from its construction to its significance as a religious icon for Málaga. It’s sure to leave you in awe!

After approximately 1.5 hours, we will remove our virtual reality glasses and return to the present, marking the end of this complimentary tour.

Group Size

This free tour is limited to groups of 6 participants or fewer, regardless of whether they register separately.