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Andalucía A PieGuided tours & Free Tours
If you've made it this far, chances are you're planning a getaway around Andalusia. Nice to meet you: we're Andalucía a Pie and, since 2015, we've been showing off these cities the way we like best, on foot and unhurried.
You might know us under a different name. In Córdoba we were Córdoba a Pie; in Granada, Granada Tours; in Seville, Sevilla a Pie; and in Málaga, Málaga a Pie. Four brands, but always the same team and the same way of understanding a good tour. Now we've brought them together in one place, andaluciaapie.com, to make planning your trip easier.
More than 11 years after starting out, over 300,000 travellers have walked with us, with an average rating close to 5 out of 5 across the four cities. And we're still just as excited as on that very first walk.
Nobody improvises here. We work with official, accredited guides — people who live in each city, know it inside out and are out on the streets every day. They're the ones who can take you into the places that require a licensed guide — the Alhambra, the Mosque-Cathedral, the Royal Alcázar or the cathedrals — and who make a tour memorable in how they tell it. We take care of the boring part (tickets, audio guides) ourselves.
Below you can meet each city's team: who each guide is, which tours they run, their experience, their training and their languages.
Granada
David has been a guide in Granada for 8 years and has been part of the team for several years. He has specialised in showing both the historic centre and the neighbourhoods with the most character in the city.
Dúrcal (Granada)
María Rosa combines her roots in the Lecrín Valley with several years guiding groups around the main monuments and neighbourhoods, with a very educational style.
Baza (Granada)
Specialised in the historic centre and the Albaicín, with an approach closely tied to historical research and heritage education.
Motril (Granada)
With training in hospitality and tourist guiding, he takes care of both the content of the tour and the traveller's overall experience.
Jaén (living in Granada)
A solid grounding in Art History and a very approachable way of explaining, present on many of the main tours.
La Rioja (living in Granada)
Part of the team running the main free tours of the centre and the Albaicín, with a technical background in tourist guiding.
Granada
Combines an English Philology degree with tourist guiding studies; runs free tours and visits to the main neighbourhoods and monuments.
Granada
A long track record around the historic neighbourhoods and monuments, backed by a solid grounding in Art History.
Granada
Runs the city's most requested routes, combining free tours and themed visits around neighbourhoods and monuments.
Granada
Advanced training in Art History and heritage management, which comes through in her explanations.
Córdoba (living in Granada)
Experience both in museums and on city tours, with a very educational way of explaining heritage.
Málaga
Yago runs visits around the historic centre, the Cathedral and the Alcazaba.
Málaga
An academic background in Art History plus specific guide training; she explains art and history clearly and accessibly.
Málaga
An official guide licensed by the Regional Government of Andalusia; she blends historical facts with simple, approachable explanations.
Licence number: Official Tourist Guide licensed by the Regional Government of Andalusia, No. 4297
Málaga (Alhaurín el Grande)
An official guide; she's guided hundreds of groups around the centre, the Alcazaba and the Cathedral, in Spanish and English.
Licence number: GA-5812
Málaga
Nearly a decade guiding in Málaga, adapting to very different types of visitors.
Málaga
An official guide; monument tours and day and night free tours, in Spanish and English.
Licence number: Official guide GA-06401
Málaga
An official guide; complete tours with tickets and free tours around the centre, the Alcazaba, the Roman Theatre and the Cathedral.
Licence number: Official guide GA-4808
Málaga
An official guide; several years around the centre, the Alcazaba, the Roman Theatre, the Cathedral and private tours.
Licence number: 3506
Málaga
She helps people discover Málaga in a clear, well-organised way, focused on the historic centre and on the Roman Theatre and Alcazaba.
Licence number: GT/705969
Málaga
A guide since 2019, specialising in routes for first-time visitors to the city.
Licence number: 5224
Seville
An official guide; he combines his background in Journalism with daily work on the streets around the centre, Santa Cruz, the Alcázar and the Cathedral.
Seville
A licensed official guide, focused on the major visits, with a pace designed to make the most of the time.
Seville
An official guide; he takes care of the historical side as well as the visitor's overall experience.
Seville
A strong linguistic and cultural background (German Language and Literature) applied to his tours.
Seville
A licensed official guide; several years showing Seville with a style adapted to each audience.
Seville
A licensed official guide, with specific training and an advanced command of languages.
Seville (postcode 41010)
A French-speaking guide with experience in France and Andalusia, bringing an international outlook to the city.
Seville
An official guide licensed by the Regional Government of Andalusia, with a solid grounding in Art History.
Behind these names is our own team that designs the routes and is then there with you on the street. We're a direct provider, with no intermediaries: we create the free tours, guided tours and private tours in Córdoba, Granada, Seville and Málaga, and we're the ones who guide them. That's why we show you who each guide is, what they've studied and what experience they have: we want you to know who you'll be exploring the city with before you book.
Planning your trip? Write to us and we'll help you choose the experience that suits you best in any of the four cities.
You'll find us in: Córdoba · Granada · Seville · Málaga
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