Málaga is a city best enjoyed step by step. Its streets narrate stories, reveal the contrast between the ancient and the modern, and provide the perfect backdrop to experience authentic Andalusian life. For guests at Leiro Residences, discovering the city’s most iconic streets is a unique way to explore at your own pace, admiring its architecture, atmosphere, and culture.

Here’s a tour of some of the Málaga streets you simply can’t miss.

Calle Larios: The Elegant Heart of Málaga

Shopping, Art, and Events All in One Place

Calle Marqués de Larios, better known as Calle Larios, is probably the city’s most emblematic street. Inaugurated in 1891, this pedestrian avenue connects Plaza de la Constitución with the port and is famous for its neoclassical architecture and vibrant atmosphere.

Throughout the year, Calle Larios transforms for various events: from Holy Week to Christmas and the Málaga Fair. It’s also a paradise for shopping lovers, with fashion boutiques, luxury stores, and cafés perfect for a relaxing break.

Calle Granada: Tradition and Gastronomy

A Walk Among Tapas and Historic Architecture

Starting at Plaza de la Constitución, Calle Granada winds through the historic center until reaching the famous Plaza de la Merced. Here you can experience Málaga’s most traditional flavors. You’ll find century-old taverns, small artisan shops, and some of the city’s best tapas bars.

Along the way, don’t miss the Church of Santiago, one of Málaga’s oldest, and take time to enjoy a vermouth in the sun. It’s undoubtedly one of the most authentic streets to discover the soul of Málaga.

Calle San Agustín: Art on Every Corner

Museums and Calm in the City Center

Very close to the Cathedral is Calle San Agustín, a quiet, stately street home to the Picasso Museum Málaga and the Buenavista Palace. Ideal for a relaxed cultural stroll, this street is perfect for those wanting to connect with the city’s artistic heritage.

Its tranquility contrasts with the bustle of other areas, making it a perfect spot to wander and discover hidden gems.

Calle Alcazabilla: History in the Open Air

Roman Ruins, Fortresses, and Unique Views

Calle Alcazabilla is one of Málaga’s most surprising corners. In just a few steps, you can see the Roman Theatre, the Alcazaba, and the entrance to Gibralfaro Castle. This street blends ancient history with a lively, modern urban setting.

During the day, it’s common to see street artists and visitors enjoying the views. At night, the monuments are beautifully illuminated, making this street a magical walk.

Calle Victoria: On the Way to Málaga’s Devotion

A Path to the Basilica and Beyond

For those wanting to venture a bit beyond the tourist center, Calle Victoria offers a more local experience. This street connects the center with the Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Victoria, Málaga’s patron saint. It’s a street with history and a more residential feel, ideal for exploring daily life in Málaga.

In its surroundings, you’ll also find classic bars, traditional bakeries, and some of the best breakfast spots in the city.

Discover Málaga from Leiro Residences

Staying at Leiro Residences puts you in a strategic spot to discover all these streets and many more. The privileged location allows you to explore the center on foot, with the freedom to lose yourself and find yourself among charming squares, alleyways, and terraces. If you’re planning your trip and want to experience Málaga like a true local, request a quote with no obligation. At Leiro Residences, we’ll help you design a tailor-made experience so that every street tells you an unforgettable story.

Málaga is known not only for its beaches and vibrant cultural life, but also for its corners filled with history and symbolism. Among these, the city’s historic cemeteries hold a special place. Rather than being somber, these spaces invite visitors to reflect, enjoy a tranquil walk, and discover the memory of the city.

For those staying at Leiro Residences and seeking a deeper cultural experience, these cemeteries are true open-air museums.

English Cemetery of Málaga

A Place Filled with History and Beauty

Founded in 1831, the English Cemetery is one of the city’s most iconic sites and the oldest Protestant cemetery on the Iberian Peninsula. Surrounded by lush vegetation and offering sea views, this site combines respect for those resting there with undeniable artistic and botanical value.

Among its graves are those of writers, diplomats, and notable figures of various nationalities, including poet Jorge Guillén and the Hispanist Gerald Brenan. The cemetery also offers guided tours and cultural events throughout the year.

Strolling Among Sculptures and Artistic Tombstones

Every corner of the English Cemetery reveals unique architectural details, from neo-Gothic mausoleums to ivy-covered tombs. It is an ideal place for those who appreciate photography, art, and local history.

San Miguel Cemetery

A Monumental Cemetery

Located in the El Ejido neighborhood, San Miguel Cemetery was inaugurated in the 19th century and is known for its impressive mausoleums, sculptures, and chapels. Many of Málaga’s most influential bourgeois families chose this site for their eternal rest, making it a reflection of the city’s aristocratic past.

Here rest historical figures such as Salvador Rueda, a writer and journalist, along with numerous members of the local nobility.

Artistic and Heritage Value

The tombs and structures within San Miguel reveal the evolution of funerary art over time. Styles such as neoclassical, modernist, and neo-Gothic intertwine along its paths, making it a must-visit for lovers of art and architecture.

An Alternative and Tranquil Route

Visiting Málaga’s historic cemeteries offers a different way to connect with the city. Away from the tourist crowds, these spaces invite contemplation, connection with history, and the discovery of surprising details about those who lived here centuries ago.

Ideal for Autumn and Winter Months

These walks are perfect during the cooler months, when the weather is suitable for long, leisurely strolls. They also tend to be less crowded, allowing for a more intimate and reflective experience.

Leiro Residences, Your Cultural Stay in Málaga

From Leiro Residences, you can easily plan your visit to the historic cemeteries. Our privileged location allows you to reach these sites within minutes, whether on foot, by public transport, or by bike. If you are organizing a different getaway with a more cultural and authentic focus, request a quote with no obligation and let us help you create a personalized experience in Málaga. Because discovering the city also means delving into the traces of its past.

Málaga is gearing up for the fifth edition of Open House Málaga (May 23-25), but the excitement has already begun. The April 3 kickoff event at Higuerón Resort brought together Spain’s most influential architects for a day of bold ideas, sustainable design, and gourmet cuisine – setting the stage for what promises to be a transformative festival.

At Leiro Residences, located in Málaga’s heart, we feel deeply connected to this movement. Open House doesn’t just showcase urban design – it sparks conversations about how architecture shapes cities and redefines modern luxury.

When Architecture, Sustainability and Luxury Converge

The April 3 event became a defining moment for Open House Málaga. A roundtable discussion explored how contemporary architecture, eco-conscious practices, and refined living can merge to create responsible yet sophisticated spaces for the future.

Visionaries Leading the Dialogue

Key figures like Tristán López-Chicheri, Fernando Porras-Isla, Daniel Rincón de la Vega, and Fernando Pérez del Pulgar shared insights on:

• Eco-friendly materials revolutionizing high-end construction
• Energy efficiency as the new standard for luxury buildings
• Urban design’s social responsibility in evolving cities

For those of us in Málaga – a city undergoing a remarkable architectural renaissance – these discussions hit close to home. Spaces like Leiro Residences embody this very balance of aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability that dominated the debate.

Michelin-Starred Sustainability

The event wasn’t just about ideas – it plated them up. Diego Gallegos, chef at Sollo (holder of both a Michelin Star and Green Star), closed the evening with an aquaponics-inspired tasting menu. His approach proved that sustainability and culinary excellence aren’t just compatible – they’re the future.

This philosophy mirrors responsible architecture: creating extraordinary experiences while honoring our environment. It’s a principle we champion at Leiro through every detail of our guests’ stays.

A Preview of May’s Festival Highlights

While April’s event was just a teaser, Open House Málaga returns in May with:
✔ 40+ iconic buildings opening their doors
✔ Expert-led urban routes through Málaga’s evolving landscapes
✔ Talks on heritage restoration and forward-thinking design

Experience Architecture from the Perfect Hub

Open House Málaga offers a rare chance to live the city’s architectural soul. At Leiro Residences, our guests don’t just visit – they immerse in Málaga’s culture, design, and constant reinvention.

Planning to explore the festival? Book your stay with us and discover:

• Prime location steps from Open House venues
• Design-forward spaces that reflect the festival’s spirit
• Tailored recommendations to maximize your experience

More than a hotel – a curated gateway to Málaga’s architectural awakening.

Overlooking the sea and just minutes from Málaga’s historic center, Muelle Uno has become a hub of leisure, culture, and gastronomy. This modern waterfront promenade offers a vibrant atmosphere year-round—ideal for those looking to unwind, soak up the sun, and experience the Mediterranean way of life.

Whether you come for a leisurely walk, some shopping, or simply to watch the sunset, Muelle Uno is a must-visit during your stay at Leiro Residences.

A Stroll Between Shops, Sea, and Art

Muelle Uno perfectly blends contemporary architecture with the charm of Málaga’s port. Lined with palm trees and offering stunning views of yachts and the blue Mediterranean, it creates a unique setting where time seems to stand still.

Boutiques & Exclusive Shops

For shopping lovers, Muelle Uno features a curated selection of fashion, décor, accessories, and gourmet stores. Discover everything from local brands to international labels—all while enjoying the sea breeze.

Where Art Takes Center Stage

One of its most iconic landmarks is the Centre Pompidou Málaga, easily recognizable by its colorful glass cube. A must-visit for those who want to combine relaxation and culture in one outing.

Dining with a Sea View

Muelle Uno is also a culinary destination. Its wide variety of restaurants and terraces lets you enjoy everything from casual tapas to gourmet dinners with unbeatable views.

Options for Every Taste:

• Seafood & paella spots: Taste the freshest flavors of the sea.
• International cuisine: Italian, Japanese, or Mexican—take your pick.
• Charming cafés: Perfect for a sweet break or breakfast by the water.

Many venues feature live music or open-air performances, especially in spring and summer, making the experience even more memorable.

The Perfect Plan for Any Time of Day

From early morning to late evening, Muelle Uno adapts to every kind of outing.

What to Do:

• Morning: Breakfast by the sea, followed by a visit to the Centre Pompidou.
• Afternoon: Shopping, a stroll past the boats, and a sunny coffee break.
• Evening: A romantic dinner with harbor views or cocktails on a chill-out terrace.

This balance of relaxation and activity makes it the perfect place to recharge and savor the moment.

Leiro Residences – Your Ideal Starting Point

Thanks to its prime location, Leiro Residences puts you within easy walking or biking distance of Muelle Uno. It’s a favorite excursion among our guests, combining the best of Málaga in one place: sea, culture, leisure, and great food.

Want to include Muelle Uno in your next getaway? Request a no-obligation quote, and we’ll help tailor your stay so you can experience Málaga at your own pace.

Málaga isn’t just famous for its Mediterranean climate, beaches, and cuisine—it’s also the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. Born here in 1881, Picasso’s legacy is etched into the city’s culture, museums, and streets. Visiting Málaga means tracing the artist’s roots, understanding his evolution, and immersing yourself in the art that still thrives in every corner.

Picasso’s Birthplace: Where It All Began

Located in Plaza de la Merced, just steps from the historic center, the Picasso Birthplace Museum is a must-visit for anyone wanting to explore the artist’s childhood and early influences. This house-turned-museum preserves personal belongings, childhood sketches, and documents that reveal his deep connection to Málaga.

What You’ll Find Inside:

✔ Family photographs and original artifacts
✔ Early drawings, prints, and ceramics by Picasso
✔ Rotating exhibitions featuring contemporary artists
✔ Cultural events and workshops that keep Picasso’s legacy alive

Museo Picasso Málaga: A Jewel in the City’s Heart

Inaugurated in 2003 in the stunning Palacio de Buenavista, the Museo Picasso Málaga houses over 200 works donated by the artist’s family, spanning his revolutionary career.

Highlights of the Museum:

🎨 Paintings, sculptures, prints, and ceramics from different artistic periods
🏛 A Renaissance palace blending classical and avant-garde architecture
⛏ An archaeological site visible beneath the museum’s floors
📚 An immersive experience—educational, sensory, and deeply inspiring

Picasso in Málaga’s Daily Life

Beyond museums, Picasso’s spirit lives on in Málaga’s urban fabric. From street murals to guided walking tours, visitors can follow in the artist’s footsteps while soaking in the city’s charm.

Ways to Experience Picasso’s Málaga:

🚶 Guided tours through key locations from his childhood
☕ Boutiques and cafés inspired by his aesthetic
🎭 Cultural events and temporary exhibitions celebrating his work

 Cultural Experience at Your Own Pace

At Leiro Residences, we believe art should be enjoyed leisurely—with comfort and inspiration. Our luxury accommodations are perfectly located for exploring Picasso’s legacy on foot, all while experiencing Málaga’s vibrant culture.

Whether you’re traveling as a couple, family, or solo, we’ll help you plan a culturally rich getaway in the heart of Picasso’s hometown.

Ready to immerse yourself in art, history, and luxury?
Contact Leiro Residences to design your perfect stay in Málaga.

Just a short drive from Leiro Residences, Torremolinos emerges as one of the most lively and cosmopolitan destinations on the Costa del Sol. With its vibrant mix of beaches, nightlife, gastronomy, and activities for all ages, it’s the perfect place for those who want to combine the tranquility of Málaga with moments of pure excitement.

Discover why this coastal hotspot has earned a top spot among travelers worldwide—and how you can easily include it in your stay with us.

Beaches for Every Taste

Torremolinos boasts over 7 km of Mediterranean coastline, ideal for both relaxation and water sports. From secluded coves to bustling shores, you’ll always find a spot to match your vibe.

Must-Visit Beaches

• Playa de la Carihuela: Famous for its local charm and traditional beachfront chiringuitos.
• Playa del Bajondillo: Easily accessible and perfect for families.
• Playa de Los Álamos: Trendy beach clubs and live music, ideal for the young (and young at heart).

Flavors of Local Gastronomy

One of Torremolinos’ biggest draws is its culinary scene. Here, Andalusian cuisine blends with international flavors—always featuring fresh seafood and a warm, laid-back atmosphere.

Don’t Miss:

• Espeto de sardinas (grilled sardines on a skewer) by the sea.
• Tapas hopping in the old town’s bars.
• Artisanal desserts at the seafront ice cream parlors.

Nightlife & Entertainment for Every Style

If you love to unwind after sunset, Torremolinos delivers. Its nightlife is among the most vibrant on the Costa del Sol, with bars, pubs, terraces, and clubs keeping the energy alive until dawn.

Hotspots:

• La Nogalera: The epicenter of nightlife, known for its inclusive vibe.
• Los Álamos: Beach clubs mixing cocktails and electronic beats.
• Historic Center: Perfect for a relaxed drink in charming surroundings.

Activities for the Whole Family

Torremolinos isn’t just about beaches and parties. It also offers family-friendly adventures, from bike rides to water parks.

Top Picks:

• Aqualand: A splash-tastic day out with slides and pools for all ages.
• Crocodile Park: A hit with little explorers.
• Hiking in Parque de la Batería: Breathtaking coastal views along the trails.

The Perfect Getaway from Leiro Residences

Thanks to our central Málaga location, staying at Leiro Residences puts you within easy reach of Torremolinos and other Costa del Sol highlights. Plan a day trip or simply enjoy a sunset stroll by the sea—then return to the comfort and tranquility of your home away from home.

Want to add Torremolinos to your stay? Request a no-obligation quote, and we’ll help tailor your experience with personalized activities, local tips, and all the comforts of staying with us.

Málaga, a sparkling gem on the Costa del Sol, isn’t just famous for its warm climate, golden beaches, and rich cultural heritage—it also boasts a thriving nightlife scene, with top-tier clubs offering world-class music, exclusive vibes, and unforgettable experiences.

If you’re looking for the best nightclubs in Málaga to enjoy magical nights out, you’re in the right place. Whether you’re into chic lounges, high-energy dance floors, or live performances, Málaga has something for everyone.

Best Nightclubs in Málaga City Center

The heart of Málaga is the epicenter of nightlife, home to some of the city’s most famous and lively clubs, perfect for dancing until dawn in a cosmopolitan atmosphere.

Sala Gold

Located in the historic center, Sala Gold is one of Málaga’s most luxurious nightclubs, with a modern, high-end design that attracts both locals and tourists.

• Music: A mix of current hits and timeless classics
• Vibe: Exclusive, with multiple rooms catering to different musical tastes
• Extras: VIP areas for a more private experience

Theatro Club

One of Málaga’s most innovative venues, Theatro Club blends nightclub energy with live performances for a truly unique experience.

• Entertainment: Cabaret shows, international DJs, and themed nights
• Why go? Perfect for those who want more than just dancing—every night is a spectacle!

Andén

Set in the iconic Plaza Unzibai, Andén offers an elegant yet energetic atmosphere with a mix of electronic, reggaeton, and commercial hits.

• Highlights: Stunning historic architecture meets modern nightlife
• Crowd: Stylish and sophisticated

Bambu Club

Synonymous with sophistication and exclusivity, Bambu Club is ideal for those who prefer a chill vibe before hitting the dance floor.

• Music: Carefully curated house, lounge, and top 40
• Best for: Signature cocktails and a more upscale crowd

After the Party: Luxury Stays with Leiro Residences

Why end the night in a standard hotel when you can retreat to a private luxury villa? At Leiro Residences, we offer ultra-comfortable, stylish villas designed for both relaxation and entertainment.

✔ Host private pre-parties or after-parties in your own space
✔ Unwind in privacy after a night out in Málaga’s best clubs
✔ Exclusive amenities for the ultimate stay

Ready to experience Málaga’s nightlife in style?
Contact Leiro Residences today to discover our luxury villas and how we can make your stay unforgettable.

Málaga, a city famous for its Mediterranean climate, golden beaches, and vibrant culture, also boasts a beloved culinary tradition: churros with hot chocolate.

Whether for breakfast, an afternoon snack, or just a sweet indulgence, churros are a timeless classic.

In this guide, we’ll explore the 5 best churrerías in Málaga, so you don’t miss out on this crispy, delicious treat.

The 5 Best Places for Churros in Málaga

1. Casa Aranda

If there’s one iconic spot for churros in Málaga, it’s Casa Aranda. Founded in 1932, this churrería is a local institution, famous for its light, crispy churros served fresh with thick, velvety hot chocolate—simply irresistible.

Located in the historic center, it’s a must-visit for an authentic Málaga churro experience.

2. Churrería La Malagueña

Another classic in Málaga’s churro scene, La Malagueña has over 50 years of experience. Their thin, crispy churros pair perfectly with homemade hot chocolate, striking the ideal balance between sweetness and richness.

Perfect for breakfast or an afternoon treat.

3. Churrería Los Valles

In the maritime neighborhood of El Perchel, you’ll find Los Valles, a family-run spot known for its “porras”—a thicker version of churros, fluffy inside and crispy outside, best enjoyed with thick, comforting chocolate.

4. Tejeringos Coffee

For a modern twist on tradition, Tejeringos Coffee serves “tejeringos”, a Málaga specialty shaped in spirals and made artisanally.

Pair them with hot chocolate or a specialty coffee for a truly delightful experience.

5. Churrería Amaro

Near the city center, Churrería Amaro stands out for its high-quality ingredients and attention to detail. Their churros are fried to order, ensuring maximum crispiness, and their creamy hot chocolate has a homemade touch that makes it irresistible.

The perfect place for a traditional breakfast or a cozy snack.

Churros with Chocolate in Málaga: An Irresistible Pleasure

Churros with chocolate are more than just food—they’re a sensory experience that brings people together. In Málaga, this tradition is celebrated with passion, from historic churrerías to innovative new takes.

Whether you prefer classic churros, fluffy porras, or spiral tejeringos, there’s always a perfect spot to indulge.

Want to enjoy Málaga in luxury?
If you’re looking for an unforgettable stay in Málaga, contact Leiro Residences. We’d be delighted to help you find the perfect luxury villa for your next getaway.

In the heart of Málaga province, the Torcal de Antequera stands as one of the most spectacular karst landscapes in Europe. This Natural Reserve, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016, is a geological treasure that attracts nature lovers, hikers, and curious explorers eager to discover its unique rock formations.

What to Do in Torcal de Antequera?

Torcal de Antequera offers a wide variety of outdoor activities for nature enthusiasts:

✔ Hiking among rock formations – Follow its ancient trails and discover curious formations like “El Tornillo” (The Screw), a natural structure declared a Natural Monument.
✔ Wildlife and flora spotting – The Torcal is home to impressive biodiversity, where you can spot birds of prey like the Eagle Owl or Peregrine Falcon, as well as wild mountain goats in their natural habitat.
✔ Landscape photography – The whimsical rock shapes, combined with the interplay of light and shadow, make this place a paradise for photographers.
✔ Visit the Visitor Center – An educational space where you can learn about the geological history, flora, and fauna of the area, with practical information to plan your hikes.
✔ Guided night tours – At certain times of the year, nighttime hikes are organized to enjoy the magic of the starry sky in this prime stargazing location.

Hiking Routes in Torcal de Antequera

The Torcal offers different hiking routes for all difficulty levels:

• Green Route (Easy) – Perfect for families or those seeking a leisurely walk. This 1.5 km circular trail allows you to admire some of the Torcal’s most iconic rock formations.
• Yellow Route (Moderate) – A 3 km hike that takes you deeper into the karst landscape, passing close to formations like the “Arco de Piedras” (Stone Arch).
• Red Route (Difficult) – The longest and most challenging (4.5 km), ideal for adventure seekers, offering unmatched panoramic views of the region.
• Ammonites Route – A guided tour where you can discover 150-million-year-old fossils, a must for paleontology lovers.

How to Get to Torcal de Antequera from Leiro Residences?

Getting to Torcal de Antequera from Leiro Residences is a comfortable and scenic journey through the Andalusian countryside.

✔ By car – The trip takes about 45 minutes. Take the A-45 toward Antequera and follow signs to the Torcal. The main access is via MA-9016, leading to the Visitor Center.
✔ Private guided tour – Occasionally, customized guided tours are available, including transportation and an exclusive hike through the most stunning spots in the Torcal.

No matter how you choose to explore it, visiting Torcal de Antequera from Leiro Residences will be an unforgettable experience.

If you want to combine the exclusivity of a luxury stay with the majesty of Andalusian nature, don’t hesitate to contact Leiro Residences. Our team will be delighted to help you plan your visit to Torcal de Antequera and other wonders of the region.

Ronda, one of the most romantic and captivating destinations in Andalusia, offers endless experiences for couples to enjoy. With its rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and serene atmosphere, it’s the perfect setting for a special getaway.

In this article, we’ll guide you through the best things to do in Ronda as a couple.

Places to Visit in Ronda as a Couple

Puente Nuevo

Undoubtedly Ronda’s most iconic landmark, this majestic bridge connects the old and new parts of the city and offers stunning views of the Tajo de Ronda, a gorge over 100 meters deep. A sunset stroll around the bridge is a truly magical experience.

La Alameda del Tajo

This beautiful tree-lined promenade is perfect for a leisurely walk while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. With strategically placed benches, it’s an ideal spot to sit and watch the sunset with your loved one.

The Arab Baths of Ronda

Step back in time at the best-preserved Arab baths in Spain. Built in the 13th century, this site offers a fascinating glimpse into life during the Moorish era.

Palacio de Mondragón

A visit to this palace-museum will immerse you in Ronda’s rich history. Its Moorish-style gardens and courtyards make for a romantic photo backdrop.

Casa del Rey Moro

This historic site blends history, mystery, and nature. Don’t miss its impressive water mine, which descends 300 steps to the Guadalevín River—a unique adventure for couples.

Where to Eat in Ronda with a View?

Ronda boasts a diverse culinary scene that blends tradition and innovation. For an unforgettable experience, here are our top picks for restaurants with spectacular views:

Restaurante Abades Ronda

Located near the Plaza de Toros, this restaurant offers one of the best views in town. Its menu combines Andalusian flavors with modern twists, making it perfect for a romantic dinner with a breathtaking backdrop.

Albacara Restaurante

Perched right by the Tajo gorge, this restaurant features a terrace with direct views of the ravine. Its menu highlights locally sourced, high-quality ingredients, ideal for a toast with wine as you take in the scenery.

Bardal

For an exclusive gourmet experience, Bardal is a must. This two-Michelin-starred restaurant offers a tasting menu that’s a true culinary masterpiece. While it lacks direct views, the food alone will leave you speechless.

How to Get to Ronda by Car from Leiro Residences

Getting to Ronda from Leiro Residences is easy and scenic, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of Málaga’s mountains along the way.

• Depart from Leiro Residences → Take the A-397 toward Ronda. This route winds through spectacular mountain landscapes.
• Travel time → Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, depending on traffic.
• Tip → Leave early to make the most of your day and stop at scenic viewpoints like Puerto del Madroño.

Once in Ronda, you’ll find several public parking areas near the historic center, making it easy to explore the city on foot.

At Leiro Residences, we’re committed to providing luxury and comfort, ensuring every detail of your stay is perfect.

Need help planning your romantic escape to Ronda? Contact us—we’re here to make your trip unforgettable!