MÁLAGA · CATHEDRAL ENTRY TICKETS
Good cathedral entry tickets fill up in season and the great ones go first. Below: what to book early, what each includes, and how they actually differ.
Malaga to Cordoba day trip with a guided Jewish quarter walk and Mosque-Cathedral visit, plus free time in the historic center.
“The tour is well organized. We had a lot of fun. Thanks to the guide Jan for a wonderful day.”
A 3-hour guided walk through Málaga’s Alcazaba, Roman Theatre, Calle Larios, and la manquita, with key admission tickets included.
“Not if you have been to a similar tour in Seville, Cordoba or Madrid. Tour guide was very good as usual”
A 3-hour Málaga walking tour with skip-the-line tickets, narrated stops at the Cathedral, Alcazaba, Roman Theatre, and Picasso streets.
“Our tour was excellent. Our guide Carmen was very informative and knowledgeable on the history of Malaga and also the sites we visited. She was very thorough and took her time to answer questions from the tour members. She has a great personality and made the tour very interesting. Thank you Carmen!!”
Skip-the-line Malaga Cathedral tour with a local guide. See La Manquita, Enrique Simonet art, and key Spanish history in 1.5 hours.
“It was great, Lydia was fantastic and made the tour very enjoyable. She showed us lots about the city, history and also answered all our questions.”
Full-day Seville from Malaga with guided Cathedral and Giralda, panoramic highlights, Santa Cruz walk, and free time in the historic center.
“This is not a good package, particularly if you're travelling from Marbella. We spent over 10 hours on the bus that day and only 3.5 hours in Seville. Marbella is the first pick up, and then we spent over 2 hours doing other pick ups and later drop offs in Costa Del Sol before even leaving. We would not have booked this if we'd known that. To top it off, our guide was very rude and unhelpful. We didn't personally interact with her, but witnessed her yelling at other passengers. The tour was also running late that day, so part of our tour was cut.”
Malaga old town walk with skip-the-line Cathedral and Picasso Museum, led by art and history specialists in 3 hours.
“One of the best tours I’ve ever had! Esther has a huge knowledge of Picasso. She explained the cubism better than any one before. You noticed how passionately she is about the artist and it was a lot of fun listening to her! We enjoyed the tour through the museum as much as the city tour before. Highly recommend!”
Guided walk in Malaga’s historic centre to the lopsided La Manquita Cathedral, with interior art stories and a ticket included.
“Arrived at the square (pickup location) 15 minutes before meeting time. Gave up a half hour after the meeting time. No tour guide ever showed up with an orange umbrella- even though we saw other tours with such guides. This was a real disappointment and would suggest avoiding.”
Private 3-hour Malaga walk with Mercado Central, Alcazaba, Roman Theatre, Cathedral, and the Picasso area, with key entries included.
“The experience was incredible. JUST GREAT! Mohammed was an excellent tour guide. Very knowledgeable of the area. We were able to get to know all the important places and monuments of Malaga. Very helpful and nice person. Highly recommend”
A 2.5-hour private Malaga walk covering Alcazaba views, La Manquita Cathedral, Mercado Central, and Picasso’s birthplace in La Merced.
“I reached the meeting point about 25 min early. Sent a msg about 15 min prior to meeting time and never had a response. My card was charged in advance. Having an issue with Viator to get a refund. They need to vet their providers better”
Private Seville day trip from Malaga with skip-the-line Cathedral and Giralda, plus Alcázar, Plaza España, and key neighborhoods.
“Our experience was very disappointing. Our guide didn’t provide any information about Seville or any of the sites we saw. He couldn’t even answer the questions we asked him. I don’t think we saw Torre del Oro, San Telmo Palace, Isabel Il Bridge, or the Macarena Basilica (or if we did, he did not point them out to us) and he didn’t point out the Archives of the Indies as we walked by it. This tour basically just provided us transportation to and from Seville and got us tickets to the Cathedral and Real Alcázar (not Torre del Oro, which is listed in the description), which is fine, but I…”
Malaga to Seville day trip with guided Seville Cathedral and Giralda tickets, plus free time in Santa Cruz and river sights.
“Very helpful and informative guide, Jorge. Because of the rain, though, we broke away from the group and explored Seville on our own. When the rain did stop we really enjoyed the city.”
Malaga Moorish & Roman Heritage tour covering Old Town, La Manquita Cathedral, Roman Theatre, and Alcazaba with entry included.
“The tour was amazing! We were part of a shore trip and we were showed the main areas of town, main market. city center, shopping streets the inside of the cathedral and its chapels endinng by the muslim fortification called alqasaba. Our walking tour for the city center was canceled so we were told for a reimbursement or joining this other one..”
Every kind of day out of this city, and the best of each.
