This route offers the visitor a tour through Malaga history, from the Roman period till the present time. Some of its main monuments and museums are located nearby, so the visitor can witness the city’s development. There exist, nevertheless, Phoenician archaeological remains, which are more ancient than those placed at the beginning of the route, that you could see in your visit to the Malaga Picasso Museum. In a word, almost three thousand years of city’s history. Do not miss, as an extension of this route, visiting Gibralfaro Castle, an essential place to bring to memory Malaga’s spectacular views.

1. The Gardener’s House. Track 03
2. Malaga University Vice-Chancellor’s Office. Track 04
3. Roman Theatre. Track 05
4. Malaga Alcazaba- Alcazaba Archaeological Centre. Track 06
5. Palacio Zea-Salvatierra (Palace). Track 07
6. Malaga Cathedral – Cathedral Museum. Track 08
7. Iglesia del Sagrario (Church). Track 09
8. Plaza del Obispo (Square). Track 11
9. Palacio Episcopal (Palace). Track 10
10. Plaza de la Constitución (Square). Track 12
11. Fuente de Génova (Fountain). Track 13
12. Sociedad Económica de Amigos del País (Historical building). Track 14
13. Monumento Marqués de Larios (Monument). Track 16

Route extension:

14. Gibralfaro Castle

Bus line 35/ Tourist Bus Malaga Tour

Calle Larios. Track 15

Estimated time

No visits inside monuments and museums: 2 hours

Visits inside monuments and museums: 4 hours

Streets on the route

Avda de Cervantes, C/ Juan Luis Peralta, C/ Nogales, C/ Alcazabilla, C/ Císter, C/ Santa María, C/ Molina Lario, Plaza del Obispo, C/ Salinas, C/ Marqués de Larios(north), Plaza de la Constitución, C/ Marqués de Larios(South).