Embarquez pour un voyage à travers le temps et la culture en découvrant le fascinant héritage d'Al-Andalus à Malaga. Vous visitez l'Alcazaba, une formidable forteresse qui témoigne des prouesses militaires de l'époque arabe. L'exploration de ses remparts imposants et de sa conception stratégique vous transporte dans une période de grandeur.
Votre découverte se poursuit au musée de Malaga, où la vitalité d'Al-Andalus est illustrée par une collection de céramiques et de calligraphies mauresques captivantes. Vous pourrez admirer des expositions fusionnant l'histoire et l'art, vous immergeant dans la richesse culturelle du passé.
Un arrêt est prévu dans un restaurant pour déguster une tapa typique, mêlant saveurs arabes et méditerranéennes, accompagnées d'un vin de pays. Vous apprendrez ensuite à écrire votre nom en arabe lors d'un atelier de calligraphie, conçu exclusivement pour les visiteurs du National Geographic.
Vous continuerez dans les rues enchanteresses du vieux quartier, révélant l'héritage urbain façonné par Al-Andalus. Vous remarquerez les carrelages en faïence "azulejos" et les détails complexes qui témoignent de la fusion des cultures, créant une ambiance méditerranéenne.
Vous terminerez votre aventure au marché animé d'Atarazanas, dont l'entrée mauresque vous invite à un délice sensoriel de couleurs et d'arômes. Vous pourrez discuter avec les vendeurs en vous promenant parmi les étals remplis de fruits et d'herbes aromatiques. Si vous voulez vivre une expérience locale authentique, profitez-en pour boire dans une outre à vin de style andalou.
Nat Geo Day Tour : Les échos d'Al-Andalus à Malaga
- Découvrez l'héritage arabe de Malaga en explorant ses rues, ses musées et sa forteresse, et goûtez aux saveurs d'Al-Andalus.
- Remontez le temps à l'Alcazaba en explorant ses murs imposants et sa structure. Tombez sous l'émerveillement des céramiques complexes et de la calligraphie maure au musée de Malaga.
- Savourez une tapa traditionnelle à base de miel et d'aubergine, accompagnée d'un vin doux ou d'une boisson non alcoolisée, pour découvrir la fusion des saveurs arabes et méditerranéennes.
- Apprenez à écrire votre nom en arabe lors d'un atelier de calligraphie, exclusif aux visiteurs du National Geographic.
- Visitez le marché d'Atarazanas à Malaga et discutez avec les vendeurs locaux en découvrant les étals remplis d'un assortiment de fruits frais, de fruits secs, d'épices aromatiques ou de pâtisseries traditionnelles.
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- Ne convient pas aux personnes en mauvais état de santé
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