Publico Park

Name: Publico Park
Address: C. Dos Hermanas, 4, Distrito Centro, 29012 Málaga, Spain, Málaga, Andalucía, 29012, ES
Rating: 4.4

Attractions

4.4 35 Google reviews

Directions

Locals say

Good place to watch the Holy Week processions go by, it's located between two streets.

— Esteban J. Romero Vera · 7 years ago

A decorated float with candles and flowers, featuring a statue of a figure holding a dog, in a street setting.

A green wall covered in plants and flowers, with a bronze plaque featuring a portrait and text.

Publico Park features a spacious, well-lit area with trees and modern stone steps at night.

Publico Park features a yellow building, trees, playground equipment, and nearby street parking.

A green wall covered in plants and flowers adorns the exterior of Publico Park in Málaga.

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Category: Attractions · city-center · outdoor-seating · family-friendly
Location: C. Dos Hermanas, 4 · Distrito Centro
Hours: Mon Open 24 hours
Tue Open 24 hours
Wed Open 24 hours
Thu Open 24 hours
Fri Open 24 hours
Sat Open 24 hours
Sun Open 24 hours
Rating: 4.4/5 (35 Google reviews)
Reviewers love: great for watching processionsgood for sports and childrencentral location
Good to know: needs better maintenancelimited seating for activities

About this business

Publico Park is a charming green space located in the heart of Málaga, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a relaxing afternoon. With its beautiful landscaping and inviting atmosphere, it serves as a lovely escape from the city's hustle and bustle. Find directions and contact details below.

About the neighbourhood: Distrito Centro

Málaga's historic core, bounded by the Guadalmedina river to the west, the port to the south and the slopes of Mount Gibralfaro to the east. The district contains the Cathedral, the Roman Theatre, the Alcazaba fortress, the Picasso Museum and the Pompidou Centre, plus the main shopping street Calle Marqués de Larios. Inside Distrito Centro sit the well-known sub-areas of Centro Histórico, Soho, La Merced and Lagunillas. The area is almost entirely pedestrianised, served by Metro Atarazanas and the Málaga–Centro Alameda rail station.

Recent Google reviews

35 total reviews

José Luis MLG · 4 years ago

Ok

Esteban J. Romero Vera · 7 years ago Translated from Spanish

Good place to watch the Holy Week processions go by, it's located between two streets.

Emilio Javier Porras Ariza · 4 years ago Translated from Spanish

Aside from the fact that it's located between two streets, by the way, it's fine for Holy Week. Personally, I find it very neglected. It's okay for playing sports, but the surrounding area lacks life. There's hardly any space to put a couple of tables for people playing chess, but I also think it needs to be maintained, of course, but unfortunately there's always someone who ruins it.
Besides all that, I don't like to spoil, as a native of Malaga, the beautiful places we have in my region... Let's make Malaga what it deserves... That way, more foreigners will visit us, and we'll be able to sit peacefully in any park and learn more about our culture and neighborhoods, from the oldest to the newest in Malaga.

David cantarero morales · 2 years ago Translated from Spanish