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Audio Guides of Malaga

9 audio guides in English in Malaga, Spain. Discover its monuments and history while you walk.

Atarazanas Central Market

Atarazanas Central Market

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Audio guide to Atarazanas Central Market in Málaga: Nasrid shipyards, a 19th-century iron hall, fresh fish, tropical fruit, and local cuisin…

Roman Theatre

Roman Theatre

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Málaga Roman Theatre is an archaeological jewel, a testament to the rich Roman presence in the Iberian Peninsula, revealing a glorious past…

Audio Guide of the Alcazaba of Málaga

Audio Guide of the Alcazaba of Málaga

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Audio guide to the Alcazaba of Málaga: 11th-century Moorish fortress, Nasrid gardens, walls, and panoramic harbor views. The best preserved…

Audio Guide of the Picasso Museum Malaga

Audio Guide of the Picasso Museum Malaga

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Audio guide to the Picasso Museum Malaga: 200 works by the artist in Buenavista Palace, just steps from his birthplace. Painting, sculpture,…

Málaga Cathedral

Málaga Cathedral

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Málaga Cathedral, popularly known as 'The One-Armed Lady,' is a Renaissance and Baroque jewel that dominates the city's skyline.

Audio Guide of Gibralfaro Castle

Audio Guide of Gibralfaro Castle

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Discover Gibralfaro Castle in Malaga. A unique experience to learn about its history and significance.

Centre Pompidou Málaga

Centre Pompidou Málaga

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An extension of the iconic Centre Pompidou in Paris, this glass cube bursts into Málaga’s landscape like a beacon of modern and contemporary…

Audio Guide of La Conception Historical Botanical Garden

Audio Guide of La Conception Historical Botanical Garden

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A lush tropical oasis that tells centuries of history and botanical passion in Málaga.

Audio Guide of Málaga Lighthouse

Audio Guide of Málaga Lighthouse

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A maritime landmark that has guided generations of sailors toward the port of Málaga, a silent witness to the city's evolution.