With this visit you will get to see and know the history of two of the most important monuments of Malaga.

First, we will visit the Teatro Romano, which is an ancient archaeological site discovered in the 1950s during construction work, it was unearthed and subsequently restored for public viewing. 

Today, visitors to the Roman Theatre can explore the archaeological remains, including the stage area, seating sections, and various architectural features.

Right next to it we can see  the Alcazaba, characterized by its impressive fortified walls, towers, and gates, which reflect a blend of Moorish and Spanish architectural styles.

Whether admiring its impressive fortifications, wandering through its lush gardens, or marveling at its breathtaking views, a visit to the Alcazaba is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who experiences it.