Tourist routes by taxi in Malaga and Andalusia
TOURIST ROUTE 1:
Málaga city
85 €
120 €
Duration: 3 hours
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Taxi Route 1: Málaga city
The city of Malaga has a very special charm that any visitor can identify in a short walk. The culture, traditions, gastronomy, an enviable climate and the hospitality of its people serve to consolidate the image of the “city of paradise”, the name used by the famous Spanish poet Vicente Aleixandre, Nobel Prize winner for poetry and literature, in reference to the city.
Capital of the Costa del Sol, this city has rapidly become a modern city in the last twenty years, however it has managed to preserve its essential character. Cosmopolitan, the city of Malaga has maintained its welcoming appearance despite the enormous influence of foreign tourism in the province which has had a notable effect on cities and towns along the coast.
TOURIST ROUTE 2:
Mijas Town
120 €
155 €
Duration: 4 hours
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Taxi Route 2: Mijas Town
One of the most beautiful towns on the Costa del Sol, is located in the province of Malaga.
This picturesque Andalusian town is located sheltered by the mountains, and its narrow streets with whitewashed houses are adorned with beautiful balconies and thousands of pots with flowers. You will not be able to stop taking photos, because it is also a wonderful viewpoint with spectacular views of the sea and the natural beauty of the mountains that surround it.
TOURIST ROUTE 3:
Marbella and Puerto Banus
150 €
190 €
Duration: 5 hours
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Taxi Route 3: Marbella and Puerto Banus
Marbella is located in the region of the Western Costa del Sol, being its largest, most famous and iconic city. Located about 60 km from the capital, it is located on the slopes of the Sierra Blanca, a small mountain range from which Pico de la Concha stands out, with 1,215 meters above sea level. This geographical accident rises imposingly and very close to the coastline, which is why it serves as the perfect background for the city when viewed from the sea or from the promenade, and at the same time that from its heights it offers exceptional views from the entire Ensenada de Marbella, the gentle sea inlet in whose center the city is located.
It is a very large municipal area (more than 115 km2) and the great extension of its coastline stands out: 27 km that cover a good part of the cove. In fact, the city has several districts, Marbella Centro being the smallest. On the other hand, the rest cover large tracts of land: a large inland area on the slopes of the mountains (often occupied by small villas and high-end developments) and a generous strip of coastline. They are, broadly speaking, San Pedro de Alcántara (North and South), Marbella North, Marbella East, Las Chapas and Nueva Andalucía. It is precisely in the latter that Puerto Banus is located, a luxury marina to which we dedicate a large space at the bottom of this page. Therefore, tourism in Marbella does not refer only to its primitive urban area, but above all to the large residential and holiday areas developed to the east, west and north of the city.
TOURIST ROUTE 4:
Ronda
180 €
240 €
Duration: 6 hours
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Taxi Route 4: Ronda
Just 100 kilometers west of Málaga, perched on top of a plateau cut by a knife by the Guadalevín River gorge, Ronda stands proud, the third most visited city in Andalusia. There is no shortage of reasons for this ancient and picturesque place, through which the Celts have passed -they founded what was the seed of the city, then called Arunda, in the 6th century BC-, Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs and, finally, Christians, who they would reconquer Ronda led by the Catholic Monarchs in 1485. A walled city wrapped in legends of bandits and bullfighters, Ronda would acquire a romantic halo with the accounts of 19th-century foreign writers and travelers such as Washington Irving, Prosper Mérimée and Paul Gustave Doré. The myth would continue in the 20th century with the Czech poet Rainer Maria Rilke, who, after having traveled all over Europe, would settle in Ronda for two months and give it its nickname of “dream city”: «I have searched everywhere for the dream city , and I have finally found it in Ronda… There is nothing more unexpected in Spain than this wild and mountainous city”, he wrote about the city, whose most universal symbol is the prodigious New Bridge, which connects the old city with the new one over a abyss 100 meters deep.
TOURIST ROUTE 5:
Caminito del Rey
160 €
200 €
Duration: 5 hours
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Taxi Route 5: Caminito del Rey
The Caminito del Rey is a step built into the walls of the Gaitanes gorge, between the municipalities of Ardales, Álora and Antequera, in the province of Málaga, autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain. It is a pedestrian walkway of more than three kilometers (in addition to 4.8 kilometers of access), attached to the rock inside a canyon, with sections barely one meter wide, hanging up to 105 meters above sea level. the river, in walls that become vertical.
TOURIST ROUTE 6:
Nerja
155 €
200 €
Duration: 5 hours
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Taxi Route 6: Nerja
Nerja is a fishing and agricultural municipality in Spain belonging to the province of Malaga. It is located in the easternmost part of the Costa del Sol and bathed by the Mediterranean Sea, bordering the province of Granada.
It has a long history proven by the paintings found in the Cueva de Nerja, discovered in 1959, which could constitute the oldest rock art images in the history of mankind, dating back 42,000 years.
TOURIST ROUTE 7:
Granada
230 €
300 €
Duration: 7 hours
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Taxi Route 7: Granada
Granada is, without any doubt, one of the most beautiful cities in Spain and Andalusia, along with Seville or Malaga. Its history, its cobbled streets, its tapas and exquisite gastronomy and its people are compelling reasons to get to know it. We assure you that you will not regret it.
The unmistakable traces of Arab culture, its architecture and its unique corners make Granada an always desirable destination for the traveler, who will discover, thanks to the wide variety of activities, some spectacular wonders such as the Alhambra, the Generalife, the Albaicín neighborhood or the Sacromonte, places that cast magic on an essential city.
TOURIST ROUTE 8:
Córdoba
270 €
350 €
Duration: 8 hours
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Taxi Route 8: Granada
Córdoba is a city in the southern region of Andalusia, in Spain, and is the capital of the province of Córdoba. It was an important Roman city and one of the main Islamic centers of the Middle Ages. It is known for the huge Mosque dating from the year 784 AD. C., with a prayer hall with columns and ancient Byzantine mosaics. After becoming a Catholic church in 1236, a Renaissance-style nave was added in the 17th century.
TOURIST ROUTE 9:
Sevilla
300 €
400 €
Duration: 9 hours
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Taxi Route 9: Sevilla
Seville, a city full of color, art and a good atmosphere, is one of the most beautiful in the world, as well as having so many wonders that we assure you, it is a city that will make you want to return again and again.
Divided in two by the Guadalquivir river, the capital of Andalusia will make you fall in love at first sight when you stroll through the narrow streets of its most charming neighborhoods such as Santa Cruz or Triana, visit impressive monuments such as the Cathedral or the Alcázar, relax strolling through María Luisa Park or see a flamenco show in a tablao.
To know all the most interesting places to see in Seville you will need a minimum of 3 days, although we recommend you invest more time to enjoy Seville more calmly and try its most typical dishes such as the little soldiers of pavía, the fried fish or its famous gazpacho In addition to visiting some of the surrounding wonders such as the ancient Roman city of Itálica.
TOURIST ROUTE 10:
Gibraltar
220 €
290 €
Duration: 6 hours
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Taxi Route 10: Gibraltar
Commonly nicknamed “The Rock”, Gibraltar extends over just 7 square kilometers in which multiculturalism is one of the fundamental characteristics. In this space, 30 thousand people of innumerable nationalities, religions and beliefs live together. The same ones that shape a lifestyle divided between the most British traditions and the most Andalusian touch.
