Route of Streets and Squares -

The streets Panadería, Pasaje, Cruz, De los Caballeros (which means "Streets of the Knights" and down which the knights of the Catholic Kings strolled alter recapturing the city from the Moors), Remedios, Virgen de los Dolores and Ortiz del Molinillo are just some of those filled with plants and flowers draping the walls. Valdés with its shops, San Lázaro with is numerous bars and taverns, Pantaleon and Buitrago, picturesque and narrow, flank the Africa square, with its 18th century street lamp proudly standing in its centre.

Numerous are the streets full of history such as the majestic Plaza de La Iglesia - Church Square - Trinidad, Salinas and Portada streets which border the old Moorish castle wall. Viento Hospital Bazán, Pelleja, Apartada, Mendoza streets and Plaza de Altamiro- a square to rest in the labyrinth of little streets- forming part of the old Moorish quarters which extend down Misericordia, Soledad, Alderete, Caridad and Muro street, which marks the boundary of the old city.