Although not such a big plaza and to be honest it's not really a plaza as such but a area were several streets join but it's very cool. The architecture on and around the plaza is superb and there's a great little monument here plus some really good pubs,bars,cafés and restaurants,I love visiting the cool Sherlock Holmes Pub and also Sala Premier Pub ,great pubs to chill out in and take in the busy and bustling plaza with a freezing cold beer ,we were here in August ,temperatures in the 90's and this plaza was exceptionally busy ,loved our visit here ,if you're planning a holiday to this most beautiful of Spanish city's it's a plaza I highly recommend you seek out.

A small square (or maybe a wider street), right in the heart of central Malaga. The square was created in the second half of the 19th century after the demolition of the Santa Clara convent. Typical examples of Málaga's regional architecture can be found here, but also the awful Unicaja building at the Eastern side. But nevertheless, the small square is surrounded by various nice restaurants and is definitely a charming place to enjoy a drinnk and a bite.