



by Spain Food Sherpas
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€138The tour starts with a walk along Málaga’s main pedestrian street, Calle Marqués de Larios. Over about three and a half hours in the evening, guests visit several local bars, taverns, and restaurants to sample four wines including Malaga sweet wines, whites, reds, and artisan vermouth. The walk includes stops at historic locations such as Antigua Casa De Guardia, a tavern dating to 1840 where wine is served from the barrel, and a traditional ultramarinos grocery shop offering Iberian cold cuts and homemade vermouth. Tastings feature a variety of local foods like fresh seafood and Iberian meats. Along the way, participants also visit plazas such as Plaza Enrique Garcia Herrera 8 and Plaza de la Constitucion, with tastings that depend on season and partner availability. Dinner takes place in a local restaurant serving classic Andalusian tapas such as gambas al pil pil and tenderloin in Pedro Ximénez sauce, paired with Spanish wines. The final stop is near the Alcazaba, where a local chef serves updated traditional dishes like gazpachuelo malagueño and arroz con chistorras, accompanied by a complementary Spanish wine. A professional guide leads the group throughout the tour. This small-group walking tour includes four wines, food tastings, and dinner but does not provide hotel pickup or drop-off. The tour runs for about 3.5 hours in the evening and offers a vegetarian option if requested when booking.
La Calle Larios
The tour begins on Málaga’s main pedestrian street, Calle Marqués de Larios, a central and well-known location in the city.
5 min
Antigua Casa De Guardia
This tavern, established in 1840, is Málaga’s oldest and serves wine straight from the barrel as it has for over a century. It is a key stop for authentic local wine tasting. Stops and tastings may vary with season and partner availability.
25 min
Iglesia de San Juan Bautista
This stop is included on the route, though tastings and exact timings may vary depending on seasonality and partner availability.
Plaza Enrique Garcia Herrera 8
Guests visit a classic ultramarinos grocery shop specializing in Iberian cold cuts and homemade vermouth. Here, they taste charcuterie and a glass of vermouth. Stops and tastings may vary depending on season and partner availability.
35 min
Plaza de la Constitucion
Included as a walking stop with possible tastings that depend on seasonal and partner factors.
Local Restaurant
The group dines at a local restaurant, enjoying classic Andalusian tapas such as gambas al pil pil and tenderloin in Pedro Ximénez sauce, paired with selected Spanish wines. This stop lasts about one hour and depends on season and partner availability.
60 min
Malaga Cathedral
The route passes by Malaga Cathedral, with stops and tastings possibly varying by season and partner availability.
Alcazaba
The tour concludes near the Alcazaba at a modern venue where a local chef serves traditional dishes like gazpachuelo malagueño and arroz con chistorras paired with Spanish wine. This final stop lasts about one hour and may vary with season and partner availability.
60 min
At the Women’s Secret store ( don’t mistake it for Victoria Secret) Your food sherpa will be waiting for you there carrying a Spain Food Sherpas Tote Bag. If you go by car, there is a parking lot just in front called “Parking Central” Please arrive 5 minutes prior to the start time
End point
The tour ends near Plaza de la Merced and the Cathedral




by Spain Food Sherpas
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€138The tour starts with a walk along Málaga’s main pedestrian street, Calle Marqués de Larios. Over about three and a half hours in the evening, guests visit several local bars, taverns, and restaurants to sample four wines including Malaga sweet wines, whites, reds, and artisan vermouth. The walk includes stops at historic locations such as Antigua Casa De Guardia, a tavern dating to 1840 where wine is served from the barrel, and a traditional ultramarinos grocery shop offering Iberian cold cuts and homemade vermouth. Tastings feature a variety of local foods like fresh seafood and Iberian meats. Along the way, participants also visit plazas such as Plaza Enrique Garcia Herrera 8 and Plaza de la Constitucion, with tastings that depend on season and partner availability. Dinner takes place in a local restaurant serving classic Andalusian tapas such as gambas al pil pil and tenderloin in Pedro Ximénez sauce, paired with Spanish wines. The final stop is near the Alcazaba, where a local chef serves updated traditional dishes like gazpachuelo malagueño and arroz con chistorras, accompanied by a complementary Spanish wine. A professional guide leads the group throughout the tour. This small-group walking tour includes four wines, food tastings, and dinner but does not provide hotel pickup or drop-off. The tour runs for about 3.5 hours in the evening and offers a vegetarian option if requested when booking.
La Calle Larios
The tour begins on Málaga’s main pedestrian street, Calle Marqués de Larios, a central and well-known location in the city.
5 min
Antigua Casa De Guardia
This tavern, established in 1840, is Málaga’s oldest and serves wine straight from the barrel as it has for over a century. It is a key stop for authentic local wine tasting. Stops and tastings may vary with season and partner availability.
25 min
Iglesia de San Juan Bautista
This stop is included on the route, though tastings and exact timings may vary depending on seasonality and partner availability.
Plaza Enrique Garcia Herrera 8
Guests visit a classic ultramarinos grocery shop specializing in Iberian cold cuts and homemade vermouth. Here, they taste charcuterie and a glass of vermouth. Stops and tastings may vary depending on season and partner availability.
35 min
Plaza de la Constitucion
Included as a walking stop with possible tastings that depend on seasonal and partner factors.
Local Restaurant
The group dines at a local restaurant, enjoying classic Andalusian tapas such as gambas al pil pil and tenderloin in Pedro Ximénez sauce, paired with selected Spanish wines. This stop lasts about one hour and depends on season and partner availability.
60 min
Malaga Cathedral
The route passes by Malaga Cathedral, with stops and tastings possibly varying by season and partner availability.
Alcazaba
The tour concludes near the Alcazaba at a modern venue where a local chef serves traditional dishes like gazpachuelo malagueño and arroz con chistorras paired with Spanish wine. This final stop lasts about one hour and may vary with season and partner availability.
60 min
At the Women’s Secret store ( don’t mistake it for Victoria Secret) Your food sherpa will be waiting for you there carrying a Spain Food Sherpas Tote Bag. If you go by car, there is a parking lot just in front called “Parking Central” Please arrive 5 minutes prior to the start time
End point
The tour ends near Plaza de la Merced and the Cathedral