Practical Guide of the Province of Malaga

The Larios street is the most central pedestrian street of the city, and it is there where bars and coffeehouses, banks,clothes and shoes boutiques are located. This street is visited daily by more people than any other street of the capital. Both to the left and to the right you can see shops and restaurants.

In Summer, when the heat reigns in the city and all the shops are closed for the siesta, you can stop at one of the oldest ice-cream parlor, for example, at Casa Mira, and taste the traditional toffee ice-cream there. And not far from this place there is the Lepanto, another traditional coffeehouse with a cute terrace right on the Larios street, where they serve the best raspberry cakes of Málaga.