Malaga Bullring Tour- Bullfighting Immersive Experience Center
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The Malagueta Tour offers a comprehensive cultural and sightseeing tour of the Malaga Bullring Monument, located in the La Malagueta neighborhood, next to Paseo Reding, in the city of Málaga. The neoclassical-style bullring, designed by Joaquín Rucoba, was inaugurated on June 11, 1876, with a capacity for approximately 9,000 spectators. It was declared a Historic-Artistic Site in 1976 by the Andalusian Regional Government, coinciding with the centenary of its inauguration, and a Site of Cultural Interest in 1981.
The tour includes a guided tour with a multilingual audio guide or with private guides (VIP). Access to very private areas such as the infirmary, corrals and bullpens, stands, and the bullring is provided. During the tour, you'll discover historical sites, interesting facts, and the evolution of the building's use. The visit ends with access to the most modern bullfighting museum in the world, the Bullfighting Immersive Experience Center (CEIT), inaugurated on March 21, 2025. It is the first bullfighting immersive experience center in Spain and the world. In its six rooms, visitors can explore: the history of the bull since ancient times (with archaeological artifacts, cave paintings, and a tactile map); bullfighting on horseback (rejoneo) with an exhibition of a jacket worn by the rejoneador Álvaro Domecq; modern art and bullfighting (works by Alberti, Cocteau, etc.) and immersive AI projections; the phases of bullfighting (suits of lights worn by illustrious bullfighters from Malaga, such as the one designed by Christian Lacroix for Javier Conde); the wild pastureland with olfactory and tactile settings; and the influence of bullfighting on fashion, film, and popular culture.
The visit also includes several interactive technological experiences: virtual reality with the virtual bullfighting simulator, 360º projections with virtual glasses, and interactive audio guides in several languages.
The tour includes a guided tour with a multilingual audio guide or with private guides (VIP). Access to very private areas such as the infirmary, corrals and bullpens, stands, and the bullring is provided. During the tour, you'll discover historical sites, interesting facts, and the evolution of the building's use. The visit ends with access to the most modern bullfighting museum in the world, the Bullfighting Immersive Experience Center (CEIT), inaugurated on March 21, 2025. It is the first bullfighting immersive experience center in Spain and the world. In its six rooms, visitors can explore: the history of the bull since ancient times (with archaeological artifacts, cave paintings, and a tactile map); bullfighting on horseback (rejoneo) with an exhibition of a jacket worn by the rejoneador Álvaro Domecq; modern art and bullfighting (works by Alberti, Cocteau, etc.) and immersive AI projections; the phases of bullfighting (suits of lights worn by illustrious bullfighters from Malaga, such as the one designed by Christian Lacroix for Javier Conde); the wild pastureland with olfactory and tactile settings; and the influence of bullfighting on fashion, film, and popular culture.
The visit also includes several interactive technological experiences: virtual reality with the virtual bullfighting simulator, 360º projections with virtual glasses, and interactive audio guides in several languages.
* Accessibility: Adapted for people with disabilities.
* Duration: Approximately 1.5 hours
* Fee: Between €7 and €14
* Visiting hours: Open daily. Visits from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (winter); from June to September until 7:00 p.m.
* Duration: Approximately 1.5 hours
* Fee: Between €7 and €14
* Visiting hours: Open daily. Visits from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (winter); from June to September until 7:00 p.m.
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Calle Maestranza Puerta 8
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Málaga (España)
