Starting from the Plaza de la Marina , we will begin a walking route through the main streets of the Andalusian city.
At this same point, we will see one of the main symbols of the city: the statue of the "cenachero" , the fisherman who once proclaimed through the streets of the city.
We will continue walking along Calle Larios , one of the most famous commercial streets on the Costa del Sol. We will go up to the Plaza de la Constitución and arrive at the Plaza del Obispo to see the Cathedral of Malaga up close and discover why it is popularly known as "the little arm" . From here we will go to the Plaza de la Merced , where we will stop in front of the Picasso House-Museum . We will go down to Calle Alcazabilla to appreciate the remains of the Roman theater of Malaga. We will end the route next to La Alcazaba , this Arab palace-fortress marked, along with the Alcazaba of Almería and the Alhambra of Granada, an important nucleus of the Nasrid Kingdom.