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Calle Larios and Plaza de la Constitución
From Málaga centre5 min
Duration30 min–1 h
DifficultyEasy
PriceFree
Best timeAll year
KidsSí
AddressEntre la Alameda Principal y la Plaza de la Constitución. Aparcamientos públicos del centro: Camas y Arriola (junto al Mercado de Atarazanas), Central (Plaza de la Marina) y Tejón y Rodríguez; o el de Muelle Uno (subterráneo, 24 h, unas 1.050 plazas)
Opening hoursPedestrian street, free access at any time.
About
- Málaga's main street: 350 m pedestrianised (since 2002), opened in 1891
- Buildings with curved corners by architect Eduardo Strachan, designed so the harbour breeze would ventilate the city
- At Christmas, its lights are among the most famous in Spain
- Ends at Plaza de la Constitución, the city's main square
Good to know
- At Christmas there is a light and music show and it gets packed: go on a weekday
- The surrounding streets (Granada, Compañía, Strachan) have better bars than Larios itself
- It is the best starting point for exploring the centre on foot
Near here
Tapas tour with Spain Food SherpasWine and food · Málaga (centro) · 5 minMorning tour: market, hand-cut jamón ibérico and several tapas in bars in the centre
Museo Carmen Thyssen MálagaCulture · Málaga (centro) · 5 minThe city's best collection of 19th-century Spanish painting, with plenty of Andalusian painting: costumbrismo (everyday scenes), landscape a
Hammam Al Ándalus MálagaFamily and leisure · Málaga (centro) · 5 minArab baths in the city centre, in Plaza de los Mártires, two minutes from Calle Larios
Casa MiraHistoric ice-cream and turrón (nougat) shop · Calle Larios · 5 minThe long-established ice-cream shop on Calle Larios, run by the Mira family (Dimas Mira e Hijos), with artisan ice creams, nougat and horcha