International Nativity Scene Museum
The International Nativity Scene Museum displays nativity scenes by artists from Spain and around the world.
Mollina
Convent of La Ascensión
Founded in the 16th century, the Convent of La Ascensión is one of Mollina's principal historic buildings.
The Church of Our Lady of the Olive
Built in 1687, the Church of Our Lady of the Olive is Mollina's parish church.
Bodega La Capuchina
Bodega La Capuchina combines winemaking with rural tourism and offers vineyard tours and tastings.
Bus Service of Mollina
Regular buses connect Málaga with Antequera, with regional services continuing from Antequera to Mollina.
Weather in Mollina
Weather forecast for the next days in Mollina.
Tourist Office of Mollina
The tourist office of Mollina is located at Calle de la Villa, 3.
Festivals in Mollina
Mollina celebrates Carnival, Holy Week, the Three Kings Parade, the Grape Harvest Festival, the August Fair and Calendaria.
History of Mollina
The present-day town largely dates from the 16th century, during the Reconquest, when the area was repopulated under Christian rule, and the surrounding land was brought under cultivation.
Mollina
The site of this small town (current population around 5,500) has been home to human settlements since the Neolithic period. Situated just 15 km north-west of Antequera, on the A-92, on the slopes of the Sierra de Mollina, it lies at the very heart of a landscape of olive groves, vineyards and cereal fields.
Hotel Antequera Rural Fortes La Nuit
Located in the village of Mollina, Hotel Antequera Rural Fortes La Nuit offers simple, elegant rooms with air conditioning and TVs. It has a café-bar, which serves lunch from Monday to Saturday.
Hotel Molino De Saydo
Offering easy access to the A92 Motorway, Hotel Molino de Saydo features a seasonal outdoor pool, bar and pool table. Malaga, its airport and the Costa del Sol’s beaches can be reached within an hour by car.