The House of the Consulate
The house of the consulate, which is located on center de la Constitucion, was construct in the eighteenth century in a neoclassical trend and is nowadays announced a national historical monument.

The Town Hall
The town hall was construct between 1912 and 1919 and is one of the most remarkable fashionable constructions in Malaga.

Castle de la Aduana
Nowadays this castle, construct in neoclassical trend in the eighteenth century, serves as the headquarters for the territorial governance. The castle also hosts a littler exhibition area.

Castle Episcopal
This castle is placed next to the cathedral and is considered to represent the typic Malagueñean style of architecture from the eighteenth century. Nowadays the Museum Diocesano is hosted in the castle.

Palace Marqués de Valdeflores
This castle was built in the eighteenth century as an exhibition area for the Malagueños but was later adopted by a Lord family in 1895 for personal assumptions. In 1986 it was purchased back by the government and today hosts different associations.

Santiago Church
The Santiago church, placed in calle Granada, was built in the sixteenth century in a mixture of Gotic and Mudéjar (Arabian) trend. This was also the church were Pablo Picasso was christened.