Audio Tours · MALAGA AUDIO TOURS
Good malaga audio tours sell their best slots weeks ahead. Below: the 8 to book early, what each includes and how they differ once you press play.
Enter Museo Casa Natal de Picasso, the Málaga building where Pablo Picasso was born in 1881, and see family belongings, baby clothes, portraits, sketchbooks, and works linked to his father. Then use the separate Vox City audio app to follow Picasso-related sights, including Santiago Church and his former school, at your own pace.
Visit Centre Pompidou Malaga at your own pace, then use a digital map and audio guide in English, French, German, Spanish, or Italian to find 95 city sights, including the Alcazaba and Malaga Cathedral. You provide your own phone and headphones. The museum visit is self-guided, not led by a person.
“We wilden eigenlijk een enkel kaartje voor het museum maar dat was volgeboekt volgens jullie site en toen kochten we het duurdere kaartje maar bij het museum konden we gewoon n kaartje kopen voor 7,50 dus n beetje bedrog.”
Visit Málaga’s La Malagueta Bullring at your own pace with an English audioguide. Enter the ring, chapel, infirmary, bull pens, and six museum rooms filled with matador clothing and historical displays. Interactive videos, virtual reality, and a simulator add a modern layer to this traditional Spanish experience. Allow one to two hours.
“Brilliant tour, the kids loved the VR experience! Really great from start to finish, audio guide was very descriptive.”
Use the VoiceMap app to follow an English audio walk through Ronda with narrator Clive. The route begins at Alameda del Tajo, crosses Puente Nuevo, visits viewpoints and Moorish landmarks, and ends at the Royal Cavalry bullring. Download the map and audio before starting, then pause, stop, or repeat sections as you like.
“This was our first audio tour and it was great. Easy to follow instructions, nice background music and narrator had an easy to listen to speaking voice. I will look to do audio tours again in the future.”
Follow a 90-minute self-guided route through Ronda, from Plaza del Socorro to the Almocábar Gate. Your phone provides 21 historian-narrated recordings, landmark illustrations, and an offline map. Bring headphones, download the app, and plan extra time if you want to enter museums or historic buildings.
“It was very helpful for knowing where to go to make the most of our day trip to Ronda. The only issue is that we parked at the Plaza del Socorro and the tour ended about a 20minute walk away from the garage.”
This self-guided Malaga walk starts at the central city fountain and takes about 2 to 3 hours through the old town. Use the Aoyo Audioguides app in English or German to hear explanations about Malaga’s culture, architecture, sights, and history. GPS, maps, written directions, and autoplay help you follow the route at your own pace.
Use the World City Trail app to follow a 2.8-kilometer route through Malaga, solving observation riddles and hearing text or audio stories in six languages. Start anytime, pause for tapas, skip stops, and finish where you choose. Bring a charged phone, mobile data, and comfortable shoes. No live guide or entry tickets are needed.
“Very nice to explore the city. Could be even more elaborate. We had already visited Malaga but have now come to places we had not been. Should take a little longer.Auto-translated”
Visit Centre Pompidou Malaga at your own pace with an entry ticket, digital map, and audio commentary in English, French, Spanish, Italian, or German. Expect cubist and surrealist works, temporary exhibitions, and a striking modern building near Malaga’s port. Bring your own phone and headphones.
“Beautiful internal spaces and an interesting exterior. Today we went to see the temporary exhibition of Kandinsky paintings. An incredible exhibition that you would be amazed to get in any major gallery in any capital city but for the moment you can enjoy in Malaga and further more for a very tiny cost - eur 2.50 for seniors and (I think) eur 4.50 for those who are lucky enough not to be so senior. The permanent collection was closed when we visited looked like they were half way through a rehang. No cafe, but plenty close by and a very nice shop on the way out of the gallery. Forget…”
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