Málaga, it could not be any other way, bears a History linked to its geographic location, in front of the Mediterranean Sea and the old natural dock at the feet of the Gibralfaro Hill.

Its Historic legacy is impressive and that is why we have designed several routes for you to know it with us. We will take you to the main monuments and museums of Málaga. It is a journey that will give you a   wide image of our artistic and historic patrimony and that we recommend to make in two tours:

1.Monumental Málaga
2.Málaga of Picasso

Not far from Málaga, there are magnificent proofs of Prehistoric human settlements, like the Rupestrian Paintings in the caves of la Pileta or el Tesoro, or the Dolmens of Antequera and the Ceramics in the caves of Nerja, but we know about the first human settlement in this very site in the times of the Iberians.
The city was founded by the Phoenicians on the VIII th century b.C. as a commercial port, for a while it was also a Greek colony, and it has been a trading enclave, all along the different periods that have marked our History: Carthaginian, Roman, Germanic and Byzantine, up to the Islamic times in which it became one of the most important bastions, resisting with Granada until the end, the attacks of the Reconquista.

Málaga, capital city of the Costa del Sol, is nowadays the sixth city in Spain in population and one of the most important in the national economy, avant-garde technologies and International Companies settlements. With an Airport that links the city with almost two hundred cities in the world in regular flights, and that is the biggest Tourist Incoming Centre in Andalusia .