Museo del Patrimonio Municipal
This museum, housed in a building at the bottom of the Coracha which was formerly used by the Guardia Civil, was opened in 2007. It celebrates Malaga's history and artistic heritage, from the times of the Reyes Catolicos, right up to the 20th century (Picasso). Find out how the city has evolved over the years.
Its permanent exhibition consists of several hundred pieces about Malaga: books, historical documents, sculptures, paintings, graphic art, and furniture, showcasing the city, its history and its art. The first room is on the 15th to 18th centuries, with paintings and information explaining how Malaga changed from a Moorish city to a Spanish one. The second room focuses on the 19th century, with some evidence of the beginnings of local golden boy Picasso's painting career. The third room is about the 20th century, with information the importance of Malagueño art in modern times, including works by Picasso relating to his native city
The museum also holds temporary exhibitions.
There is a shop, a cafeteria and a library.
Opening hours
10am - 3pm and 5pm – 9pm
Tuesday to Friday
Closed Monday, 25 December, 1 and 6 January
Entrance fees
Free
Address:
Paseo de Reding 1, 29014 Malaga
Tel: 951 928710
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Min: 17C