Top Malaga Unique Experiences

Learn the art of making perfect Spanish paella direct from a chef in a 3.5-hour cooking class and market tour in Malaga. Pick out the ingredients at a vibrant food market, make a traditional paella and 'gazpacho' (chilled soup) with expert instruction, and feast on your creations with your fellow cooks, accompanied by beer or wine. Tastings of popular local snacks are included.

Pleasure your palate at three of Malaga’s most tantalizing tapas restaurants on a 3-hour culinary tour of the city. Tantalize your taste buds with up to 15 Spanish specialties as an expert epicurean guide leads you to eateries serving perfectly grilled sardines, succulent Spanish sausages and flavorsome ham. Gain fascinating insight in Andalucia’s culinary heritage as you sip crisp San Miguel beers and sample sweet dessert wines on this fulfilling food tour.

Skip the usual sites and see a side of Malaga that’s vibrant and full of surprises. Wander the streets like a local and discover hidden gems that get missed on the normal tourist routes. Learn about the history and culture of Malaga as you travel, and hear about where the best places to visit, eat, and drink are from your local guides.

Draw and paint in the outdoors—this art class takes place in the streets of Malaga. Take your inspiration from the vibrant everyday life of the city, and sketch and paint the people, scenes and scenery you see all around you. Learn artistic skills as well as facts and history lessons about Malaga from your guide and teacher, and take home the artworks you create.

It's a 2:30 hour trip. which will allow you to not only see the city but also visit the main sites according to your own choice. With the Malaga guide, you can visit the 16th century cathedral in the Gothic style, with its imposing dimensions and very particular appearance. The architecture that mixes Baroque, Gothic and Renaissance styles tells the centuries-old history of this place. You will have a unique opportunity to commune with the famous painter Pablo Picasso. The museum dedicated to it offers more than 300 works that inspire, surprise and conquer lovers of great art. Another highlight of visiting Malaga is the 11th century Moorish fortress of Alcazaba. It is an unshakable complex and a palace within which the Moors escaped enemy attacks. Today, the building offers breathtaking views of the city and allows you to capture unforgettable moments during your vacation.6

I'm an experienced, qualified Spanish teacher who loves sharing her language and culture. I want people to come to Malaga and learn Spanish while enjoying the experience of being immersed in its life, so I will be happy to teach you all the Spanish that you can use while you are here.