Malaga is a city where tradition and innovation meet and mingle. It is a bustling seaport and the industrial center for the south of Spain. Meanwhile, it still maintains the vestiges of a quiet sea town. You will see this interesting dichotomy when you go to Calle del Marques de Larios, Plaza de la Constitución and Calle de Granada. This is your first stop if you want to do some shopping, to go on a food tasting spree or to just generally soak up the distinct flavor and culture of Malaga’s city center.
The Calle del Marqués de Larios continues to be Malaga’s geographical and historical center. It is full of swanky shops that can rival any first-rate shopping district in the world. The narrow streets branching out from Marqués de Larios will lead to small squares where you can head from shop to shop or uncover architectural and religious treasures – churches, museums and Baroque buildings.
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