From the meeting point, you will go to Museo Picasso Málaga, the most visited museum in Andalusia. There you can enjoy viewing the works of Picasso, from his first to his last paintings, while your guide in Spanish or English tells you the most important or significant details of each painting. Then you will pass by the Church of Santiago Apostle, of great historical value to Malaga for being the first parish built by the Catholic monarchs after the reconquest of the city in 1487. This is where the brilliant painter was baptized, and holds the baptismal font in which he received the first sacrament. The walk ends at the Plaza de la Merced, where you can see the statue of Pablo Ruiz Picasso. It shows a mature Picasso, sitting and pensive, with notebook and pencil while looking around, perhaps looking for the pigeons that he saw as a child from his window and then shaped hundreds of works. In this square is also the house where he was born and raised, which currently houses the headquarters of the Picasso Foundation Casa Natal Museum.