Marques de Larios Street is one of the main streets of the city, pedestrian, suitable for tourists with many clothing and food stores. Clean, large, nicely decorated for the holiday season. In the end, nothing very interesting to see, except for shopping enthusiasts.

Malaga's historic center is home to Calle Larios, one of the most exclusive streets for shopping. You can go from shop to shop, among famous fashion brands, perfumery products, cosmetics and accessories. It is considered one of the most expensive streets in Spain, but the eye-catching shop windows are not the only delight for the eyes. The shops, in fact, are located inside elegant buildings with a very particular aesthetic because the architect who designed them decided that they had to be symmetrical with rounded corners. Calle Larios hosts most of the most important city events and is therefore always very crowded and lively!

Malaga has a lot to offer and is a very comfortable easy place to visit as a solo traveller. Calle Larios is at the centre of the city. Open air chess where anyone can join in on Saturday evening. Malaga has become a popular tourist destination in recent years but it still has a lot to offer for anyone who loves it

The wide paved, but short street is the venue for locals to take an evening stroll meeting friends and sit down on the Lepanto terrace. The traditional and popular ice cream shop with a vast array of flavours is just next door. Narrow alleys lead to all directions from the square on top with high palm trees and a baroque fountain.

Very elegant main street full of nice shops. It was covered with light pieces of cloth and therefore very airy and pleasantly fresh. Nearby the Central Point of Sale, very characteristic with a facade of stained glass of particular effect.

This is the central shopping street of the city, located near the port, the sea and the tourist office. I liked it right away because it is a wide pedestrian street, and is covered with airy sails on top, which creates protection from the scorching summer sun and possible rain, and on both sides there are good useful shops for an average budget such as Mango, Parfois, etc. There are also cafes for lunch and coffee shops. I really enjoyed shopping here.

The commercial and vibrant heart of Malaga. Full of shops, cafes and restaurants, this pedestrian street is the perfect place to enjoy a day of shopping and entertainment. The architecture is elegant and the atmosphere is always lively. It is a must-see destination for any visitor to Malaga who wants to experience the pulse of the city.

Was the calle Larios was again fantastically decorated during the holidays in December and early January. We really enjoyed it. During the day the beautiful shimmer of the sun and in the evening the beautiful light show and the fun music that everyone who was there enjoyed. We certainly do. TOP