The Plaza de Capuchinos in Málaga is defined by the steady presence of its central garden, where the stone sculptures of the Immaculate Conception and Fray Leopoldo stand among the trees. This square takes its name from the surrounding Capuchin convent buildings, which originated in the seventeenth century and eventually served as a military barracks.
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