We start in the Plaza de la Merced and we will take Álamos street until we reach Ramón Franquelo street, Where is he Flamenco Art Museum (1), Peña Juan Breva. Distributed on two floors, exhibits various works of art and valuable guitars, especially highlighting his collection of thousands of slate records and many others on vinyl.

Next we will go to Beatas street, south direction, parallel to Álamos street, where is the Interactive Museum of Music. MIMMA, (2)whose peculiarity is that it has an important collection of musical instruments from around the world and from all eras, many of which can be touched.

We return to Álamos street to Dos Aceras street, but first we will make a stop on the way to know the Cervantes Theater (3), work of 1870 performed by Jerónimo Cuervo, declared a National Historic Artistic Monument. We will now continue towards Dos Aceras street, to visit the church of San Felipe Neri (century XVIII) (4) what, once restored, has recovered all its baroque splendor. In the square that opens in front of the main door of the temple, is our next stop: the Glass and Crystal Museum (5).

We go down Dos Aceras street and look for Carretería street, what draws, next to the street the outskirts, the layout of the Wall of the Muslim Medina (6), of which we find some vestiges along the way.

But before entering Carretería street, we will deviate a little to the right to go along Ollerías street until we come to Cruz del Molinillo street, where we will visit the Museum Jorge Rando (7), dedicated to the painter of the same name. It is an institution that houses the work of the Malaga artist and whose museum mission focuses on the study, research, knowledge and dissemination of expressionist poetics. Next to this museum you can meet the popular Salamanca Market (8).

We go back to Carretería street, and to the right, We will find the Calle Biedmas by which we reach the Plaza de los Viñeros, Where is he Malaga Wine Museum (9) where you can learn all the secrets of the manufacture of this famous wine.

We continue along the route of the wall until we reach the river and the Pasillo de Santa Isabel, we found the Unicaja Museum of Popular Arts and Customs (10), housed in an old 17th century inn.

Then we will go to the Alameda Principal. But before, we are going to make a stop to visit the Ifergan Collection Ancient Art (11), which brings together one of the best archeology collections in Europe, more than 1.000 pieces that go from the year 3000 a. C. to the thirteenth century.

We retrace our steps through the Plaza de Arriola to reach the market of Atarazanas (12), so called because it occupies the site that was the shipyard (shipyards) nazaríes, of which the main door is preserved.

And the time has come to get closer to the sea in one of the most popular areas of Malaga: the Pedregalejo Promenade (13). In the Alameda Principal we will take any bus of the lines 11 oh 34, that will take us to the beaches of Pedregalejo, where we will enjoy the most typical of Malaga gastronomy in its "chiringuitos" and restaurants by the sea. Once there we meet Astilleros Nereo, one of the 100 elements of the Historical Industrial Heritage of Spain.

Back to the center, The bus will drop us off at the Plaza de La Marina at the entrance to Calle Larios, already known, through which we will arrive at the Plaza de la Constitución. Our objetive: the Carmen Thyssen Museum Málaga(14).

And since we are in the center, we can dedicate the rest of the afternoon, to stroll through its shopping streets and to discover beautiful corners and winding alleys, while we have tapas in the bars and restaurants that we will find on our way. A good start may be to visit the Pasaje de Chinitas, accessed by the large stone arch located on the east side of the Plaza de la Constitución.

– If we continue from the Plaza de la Constitución along Calle Granada, we will find a widening that are actually two squares: the first and oldest, is the Carbon Square (15), and next to it is the Plaza del Siglo, between the confluences of Molina Lario and Duque de la Victoria streets. A beautiful corner located in this square, is Correo Viejo street, where the Post Office was located at the end of the 19th century.

– From this square, continuing along calle Granada we find on the right, Echegaray street, in which the wonderful Echegaray Theater (16).

We can take advantage of this day to make a getaway and see Malaga from another point of view. We are going to visit the Botanical Garden- Historic La Concepción (1), it is the most beautiful and important tropical garden in Europe, created in 1855 by the Marquis of Casa Loring. Once the visit to this fascinating garden is over, we will return to the Alameda Principal, to go to the next stop.

In a westerly direction we will reach the river and continue its course to Germany Street where the CAC Málaga is located. – Malaga Contemporary Art Center (2). Installed in the old wholesale market, exhibits works by the best national and foreign contemporary artists.

And it is time to regain strength. We can choose to have tapas in the excellent bars and restaurants around the CAC Málaga, where is the “Soho Caixabank Theater (3), new cultural space of the city, production center, training and dissemination of the performing arts, of the prestigious Malaga actor of international fame Antonio Banderas.

Not far from here you can visit the Museum of Imagination. Or go off to see the sea and enjoy a delicious seafood paella on the beach. If we choose this last option, this time we will go to the beaches of the west. For it, We will return again to the Alameda Principal, and we will take the bus of the line 7 that will take us to the new west promenade, where are the La Misericordia and San Andrés beaches (4).

From the "chiringuito", we will go to the avenue Sister Teresa Prat, (5) where we will find one of the most emblematic buildings in Malaga, the old one Royal Tobacco Factory (6) what date 1923, and that houses two amazing museums:

– The Russian Museum Collection (7), which shows in an exhibition program renewed every year, holdings of the State Russian Museum in Saint Petersburg, ranging from medieval icons to the avant-garde that revolutionized European art.

– The Automobile and Fashion Museum, (8) that presents a unique collection in the world with more than 90 exclusive car models from brands as legendary as Jaguar, Aston Martin, Bugatti, Rolls Royce, o Porsche, among others, illustrating the aesthetic evolution of the automobile through ten themed rooms. It also houses an unprecedented display of engines turned into art and more than 300 original hats of the years 20-50 from great designers like Dior, Chanel and Balenciaga, among others.