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Tickets for Málaga's History of the Inquisition: Free Guided Tour
Discover the dark history of the Spanish Inquisition in Málaga
Provider:Esther Martín Trescastro
Registered address: C/ Paloma, 4, 29591, Malaga, ES
Contact details
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Duration:
1h 45mins
Wheelchair accessible
Live guide:
Spanish
Max group size:
10
Instant ticket delivery
Smartphone tickets accepted
Duration:
1h 45mins
Max group size:
10
Wheelchair accessible
Instant ticket delivery
Live guide:
Spanish
Smartphone tickets accepted
What's included
Guided walking tour with a Spanish-speaking tour guide
Important information
- Be aware that if the minimum of **4 people hasn't been reached the tour will be cancelled**
- After your tour, you are free to determine the price of the visit yourself
- See a very different side of Málaga on this walking tour and discover some of the dark histories behind Spain's sunny southern city
- Dive into the real stories of witchcraft, superstition, persecution, and religious fervor that made the Spanish Inquisition infamous
- It's free to join this Spanish-language tour – just pay your guide whatever you think the experience was worth afterwards
Peer into the dark chapters of Spain's history and discover the real stories behind the Spanish Inquisition, on a unique guided walking tour around the center of Málaga.
Hear tales of prostitution, witchcraft, sorcery, persecution, and where the Christian religion fit into this mix of superstition and occult rituals during a time of cultural upheaval.
You'll see a different side to Málaga as your guide reveals the hidden truths behind some of the city's most emblematic monuments and places.
- Show your smartphone ticket to the guide on Plaza de la Marina, next to the tourism office
- Your guide will be holding a yellow umbrella
- Cancellation is possible up until your selected timeslot.
- Rescheduling is possible anytime before your visit.
Ratings & reviews
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Monika,
Norway
21 Oct 2022
Excellent
We were a group og eight persons, with some limited spanish. The guide were sporty an made the tour in english- most grateful for that. Interesting history and an excellent guide. Great as well to...
We were a group og eight persons, with some limited spanish. The guide were sporty an made the tour in english- most grateful for that. Interesting history and an excellent guide. Great as well to see some places we have not found ourselves. Thank you for a memorable evening❤️
Málaga's History of the Inquisition: Free Guided Tour
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Bouchra,
France
29 Jun 2023
Excellent
Très enrichissante. La demoiselle était très cultivé et savait de quoi elle parlait. Très très gentille aussi. Par contre c'est pas gratuit parceque ce n'est pas possible de ne rien donner. Mais...
Très enrichissante. La demoiselle était très cultivé et savait de quoi elle parlait. Très très gentille aussi. Par contre c'est pas gratuit parceque ce n'est pas possible de ne rien donner. Mais elle mérite sincèrement
Málaga's History of the Inquisition: Free Guided Tour
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Noelia,
Spain
13 Sep 2022
Excellent
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Málaga's History of the Inquisition: Free Guided Tour
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