Squares and streets in the historic center:

It's wonderful to wander the streets of Malaga. But to help you find your way, here are a few streets and squares that are definitely worth a visit.

Calle Larios, the most visited elegant street, boasts imposing old houses, well-known chain stores, and a variety of shops. It's adorned with shade sails in the summer and illuminated around Christmas with its famous Christmas lights.

Plaza de la Merced, with its many cafes and terraces, is the perfect place to enjoy a drink or a snack in the sunshine. Picasso's birthplace is also located on the square, and on one of the many benches, you'll find the bronze statue of Picasso, believed to be the most photographed statue in Málaga.

Calle Granada connects Plaza Merced and Calle Larios, and thus also Plaza de Marina and the harbor. Following this street, you'll pass numerous bars, unique little shops, clubs, boutiques, and souvenir shops.

Plaza de Constitucion is located in the historic heart of the city, where important events have traditionally taken place. The main stand during Semana Sante is located here.

Semana Santa is a very impressive event in Malaga with many Easter processions from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, also called Holy Week, depicting the Passion of Jesus Christ.

The New Year is heralded here by the Malagueños by eating 12 grapes under the bell and it is an important square for the Feria del Dia in the summer.

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