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Plaza de la Constitución, Central pedestrian square in Málaga, Spain

Plaza de la Constitución extends across the city center with marble paving, surrounded by white buildings and decorated with a Renaissance fountain.

The square changed names from Plaza de las Cuatro Calles to Plaza Mayor before receiving its current name in 1812 to commemorate the Spanish Constitution.

During the August Feria de Málaga and Holy Week celebrations, the square fills with processions, music performances, and traditional festivities.

The central location connects directly to Calle Larios shopping street and provides access to numerous restaurants, cafes, and commercial establishments.

A sixteenth-century marble fountain from Genoa stands in the center since 2003, marking the square as a meeting point for New Year's Eve celebrations.

Location: Málaga

Address: Pl. de la Constitución, 9, Distrito Centro, 29008 Málaga, Spain 29008 Málaga

Phone: +34952213030

GPS coordinates: 36.72109,-4.42198

Latest update: July 24, 2025 18:20

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