What you take away from the Alcazaba changes quite a bit depending on how you explore it. Walking along the walls reading a sign every three towers is not the same as doing it with someone who knows why Badis ben Habus chose this hill, where the columns came from, or what happened at the keep tower in August 1487.
Our team works in Malaga all year round. They're guides trained in History, Art History and Tourist Guiding, several of them with official accreditation from the Regional Government of Andalusia, and they're used to explaining the Alcazaba, the Roman Theatre and the historic centre to dozens of groups every month.
Because they know the Alcazaba inside out. They know which capitals from the Roman Theatre ended up in the walls, where the remains of the Taifa palace are preserved, and from which point along the walkway you best understand the relationship between the fortress and Gibralfaro. And they explain it in a direct way, without textbook speeches, adjusting the pace and level of detail to the group in front of them.
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Behind these guides is a team that has spent years organising visits in Malaga. We are direct providers with our own team: we design the itineraries, manage the tickets and coordinate every visit so that everything is sorted by the day of your booking.
We work with accredited guides, several of them with official accreditation from the Regional Government of Andalusia, and we offer direct assistance with no middlemen.
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