Sit back and let Málaga’s landmarks come to you on a panoramic drive through the birthplace of Picasso, with its leafy boulevards and beautiful gardens. Discover the origins of the name given to the Renaissance cathedral, La Manquita, or ‘One-Armed Lady’.

Your knowledgeable guide will reveal the chequered past of this intriguing place, explaining why the palace fortress has two rings of walls and why certain geographers deemed it an ‘earthly paradise’.

You’ll spot the sub-tropical gardens and bullring as you travel east, before winding upwards to the ruins of Gibralfaro Castle which, along with the Alcazaba citadel, are remnants of Moorish rule. Stop to capture the sensational views and soak up the vibrant street life as you relax with a refreshing drink.