Mercado de Atarazanas Market Hall

From the Alameda, side roads lead north to the Mercado de Atarazanas, the town's memorable commercial center. Simply the passageway merits finding in itself.

This horseshoe-molded Islamic door dates to the fourteenth century and is the main residual piece of the old Moorish shipyard.

Enter the extensive market working to locate a clamoring scene of merchants offering new natural products, vegetables, fish, meat, and cheddar.

The morning, when new fish arrives, is the liveliest time to visit. The market lobby has been flawlessly revamped subsequent to being shut for a long time.

The most striking element of the inside is the recolored glass window that portrays the memorable milestones of Málaga.