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La vieille ville de Malaga et le village de montagne de Mijas

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Points forts

C'est le moyen idéal de découvrir la ville historique de Malaga et ses nombreux points forts culturels
Vous aurez l'occasion de vous imprégner de la scène artistique vibrante de la ville - Malaga est la ville natale de Picasso
Vous aurez du temps libre pour explorer le village blanchi à la chaux de Mijas et ses vues panoramiques
Vous pourrez prendre en charge des souvenirs authentiques à Mijas, ou des articles de créateurs dans la Calle Larios
Votre visite sera conduite par un guide local expert qui possède une connaissance inégalée de Malaga

Ce qui vous attend

De grande ville à village paisible blanchi à la chaux, découvrez les deux aspects de la vie à la Costa del Sol. À Malaga, vous pouvez faire une cure de shopping, explorer le quartier historique ou visiter un des nombreux musées d'art. À Mijas, changement de rythme : vous flânez dans des rues fleuries et vous admirez les vues sur la mer. Antonio, l'un de nos guides locaux, dit : "La cathédrale de Malaga est à visiter absolument, ne serait-ce que pour voir les stalles du chœur sculptées à la main. Il devrait y avoir deux tours, mais les fonds nécessaires à la construction ont été envoyés aux révolutionnaires américains, et la deuxième tour n'a jamais été achevée. C'est pourquoi les habitants appellent affectueusement la cathédrale "La Manquita" : la dame manchote."

À votre arrivée à Malaga, vous constaterez rapidement qu'il s'agit d'une ville en plein essor. Les rues sinueuses bordées de bars à tapas côtoient des monuments historiques et une zone portuaire récemment rénovée, Muelle Uno, offre de nombreux autres endroits élégants pour boire un verre ou manger. Vous disposerez de temps libre pour visiter le Centre Pompidou, faire du shopping dans les boutiques de créateurs de la Calle Larios ou admirer des expositions d'art. Pablo Picasso est né ici et il y a un musée rempli d'œuvres de lui près du théâtre romain.

L'après-midi, le rythme ralentit en visitant le pittoresque village de montagne de Mijas. En flânant dans les rues pavées, vous pourrez voir des céramiques faites à la main ou visiter l'une des plus petites chocolateries du monde. Après avoir fait les boutiques et flâné dans les ruelles, profitez-en pour faire une pause dans un café ou admirer les vues de la campagne qui descendent vers la côte depuis l'un des points de vue panoramiques.

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Transport
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Bon à savoir

De l'endroit où nous vous déposons, vous devez marcher 15 minutes pour rejoindre le centre de Malaga
Certaines parties du village de Mijas ne sont pas accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite ou en fauteuil roulant
Repas le midi et boissons non inclus

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Prestataire

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

Frais de service

Bonne nouvelle! Aucun frais supplémentaire n'est appliqué à cette réservation.

Conditions d'annulation

Recevez un remboursement de 100% si vous annulez jusqu'à 1 jour avant le début de l'activité.

Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience

Excellent

4,4/5

Basé sur 161 évaluations de voyageurs vérifiés

Catégories d'évaluation

Service

4,6/5

Personnel

4,6/5

Sécurité

4,6/5

Rapport qualité-prix

4,6/5

Lozza
De États-Unis d'Amérique - octobre 2025

A voyagé en couple

45 - 54 ans

Excellent
Note globale
5/5

Loved every bit of this trip guard was fabulous and places were lovely only moan was not enough time in mijas really but all was well worth money and ...
Jules O
De États-Unis d'Amérique - octobre 2025

A voyagé seul

45 - 54 ans

Excellent
Note globale
4/5

This was a overall excellent trip our guide was very good full of knowledge and advice The only disappointment was not spending more time in Mijas and ...
Susan
De États-Unis d'Amérique - octobre 2025

A voyagé en couple

45 - 54 ans

Excellent
Note globale
5/5

An earlier start would have been better to be able to spend more time in each location. Or do this as two separate trips so there is plenty of time to ...
S. Poldark
De États-Unis d'Amérique - septembre 2025

A voyagé avec des amis

Excellent
Note globale
5/5

Well organised and comfortable coach. Knowledgeable tour guid but to much talking during journey/ info in two languages. Would have liked longer in Ma ...
Gary
De États-Unis d'Amérique - septembre 2025

A voyagé avec des amis

45 - 54 ans

Excellent
Note globale
5/5

Great guide, and info received. Didn't like to see the donkey 'taxis' in Mirjas.
Bob B
De États-Unis d'Amérique - septembre 2025

A voyagé avec des amis

55 - 64 ans

Moyen
Note globale
3/5

The trip was good but the constant delivery of information by the guide, first in English and the I German was quite nauseating. If it had only been i ...

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