

San Agustín Church
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On your left you’ll find San Agustín Church, located on a typical Malagueño street. Built in the 16th century, it fits in perfectly with the scenery. The colourful structure is home to a luminous courtyard, a school, and a residence for church staff. A getaway from the city’s hustle and bustle, this unique and picturesque place of worship never ceases to amaze visitors. In fact, it was at this very church that Picasso’s father installed his art studio, where he would paint under the admiring gaze of his son long before he became a master of the arts himself.







