Appartement Dans Le Centre De Malaga, Centre Historique, Malaga

Alameda Principal is Málaga’s most distinguished boulevard, a wide, tree-lined promenade that has served as the civic spine of the city since the late eighteenth century. Flanked by ornate facades and anchored by the Fuente de Génova at its western end, the street connects the historic centre to the port district with a formality that few Spanish city addresses can match. Living here places you at the geographic and cultural centre of one of southern Europe’s most rapidly maturing cities.

The Picasso Museum and the Museo Carmen Thyssen are both within a ten-minute walk. El Pimpi, Uvedoble Taberna, and the Mercado de Atarazanas are all close by. The port promenade, Muelle Uno, is a short walk south. The Teatro Cervantes is within easy reach for regular cultural programming.

Málaga María Zambrano station, served by high-speed AVE trains, is approximately fifteen minutes on foot and connects to Madrid in under two and a half hours and to Barcelona in roughly five and a half. The city’s bus network stops directly on Alameda Principal. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport is approximately eight kilometres from the address, reachable in around fifteen minutes by car or via the Cercanías C1 line from the city centre.