Route 1 · Twelve centuries in the fortress
VR Tour Alcazaba
- From Tariq to the fortress (8th–11th c.)
- The Nasrid Alcazaba of Muhammad V (14th c.)
- The Alcazaba and Coracha neighbourhoods (1925)
- Alcazaba entry included
13 € + VAT / pupil

For primary and secondary schools · Primary and Secondary
Virtual reality for learning history, in two ways: we come to your school with the headsets, or you come on a school trip and we explore the Alcazaba or the Historic Centre together.
Choose how to experience it ↓
We come to you
The full experience inside your school: no coach, no permission slips and no time outside the school timetable.
What a session looks like
PICO 4 headsets with audio, set up and ready to go. All we need is a classroom.
Before putting the headsets on, the group knows what they are going to see and why it matters, adapted to their year group.
They explore in 360° the Málaga they are studying, just as it was, without leaving the classroom.

Cerro del Villar, beside the Guadalhorce river.

Malaca and its Roman Theatre.

The Castilian siege and the surrender of the city.

The painter's life and his key works.
Case study · IES Poetas Andaluces, Benalmádena
pupils
teaching and support staff
periods of Málaga's history
The Geography and History Department built it into their local history project: first an interactive book made by the school itself, then the headsets and, to round it off, the initial assessment.
7 € + VAT per pupil · teachers free · guide, headsets and insurance included
You come to us
Walking tours with an official guide and virtual reality: pupils see the places in the syllabus just as they were, on the very spot where it all happened.
Route 1 · Twelve centuries in the fortress
13 € + VAT / pupil
Route 2 · From the Phoenicians to Picasso
12 € + VAT / pupil



12–13 € + VAT per pupil · example: 25 pupils at your school, €300 + VAT
What the research says
Immersive virtual reality improves results compared with traditional methods, and the effect is greater in Primary and Secondary than at university.
Meta-analysis by Coban, Bolat and Goksu (2022), Educational Research ReviewThey studied Roman civilisation either with VR or with the textbook. The VR group achieved better results and showed more motivation, attention and satisfaction.
Villena Taranilla et al. (2022), state schools in Castilla-La ManchaCurriculum fit
A guide only: we adapt the content to each year group. It works as a learning situation and develops the key competences of cultural awareness and expression and digital competence (LOMLOE).
| Stage and subject | What they will experience | In class / school trip |
|---|---|---|
| Primary · Natural and Social Sciences | The great periods of Málaga's history | Both |
| Years 1 and 2 of Secondary (ESO) · Geography and History | Phoenicians, Roman Hispania, al-Andalus, the Nasrid kingdom and the Catholic Monarchs | Both |
| Latin and Classical Culture | Roman Malaca and its Roman Theatre | Class or Historic Centre |
| Art, Visual and Audiovisual Education | Picasso: his life and key works | Class or Historic Centre |
Free for teachers

Historical accuracy
Archaeologist. He took part in the excavations of Málaga's Roman Theatre.
Discoverer of Cerro del Villar, the first Phoenician settlement in Málaga.
President of the Zegrí Cultural Association, devoted to Málaga's heritage.
Medieval historian and Arabist, senior lecturer at the Faculty of Education Sciences.
To read at your leisure (or for the staff meeting)
Each one in a computer and a mobile version, as a PDF.
How to book
Leave us your name, your school's name and a phone number, and we'll call you to fix the date. Or message us directly on WhatsApp.
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