Located in the old Town Hall and inaugurated in 1995, the museum recreates the old Mijas. Tools for farming, fishing, olive oil pressing, winemaking can be viewed. Traveling art collections and local crafts are also on display.In the museum you will also find a replica of the bedroom where Manuel Cortés Quero, El Topo de Mijas, was in hiding for 30 years.
The museum is located inside the Castillo de la Duquesa fort which was built by Cavalry Comander Francisco Paulino from Seville in 1767. It was built over the remains of a Roman Villa complex ( including a Spa, facilities for fish salting and a necropolis, and much of the fort's material originate form this sourse. The villa complex extends to to the land to the north of the fort.
A small but interesting local museum in Teba. Different rooms are dedicated to Prehistory, Protohistory, Old History, Medieval History, Modern and Contemporary. There a fine examples of Roman artefacts.
Casa Palacio Museo Lara in Ronda was created thanks to the private liftime collection of Juan Antonio Lara Jurado.
Closed for reforms (2021)
Tel: 952 730 584
Calle Imagen 19, 29170 Colmenar (Málaga)
The museum is which opened in 2021 dedicated to dedicated to the artist Joaquín Peinado (Ronda 1898 - Paris 1975. It is dedicated to his memory and his work work. The museum is located in the restoration of the noble Moctezuma Palace in Ronda.
The Nerja Museum explains the history and the natural and cultural heritage of Nerja and is run by the Cueva de Nerja Foundation.
Baza Musem features a selection of artefacts on display that show different periods of human occupation in Baeza. From the Medieval Period, a distinction is made between the Arab civilization (Almohad invasion) and the Christian period following the reconquest. From the Modern Era doors, keys, chests, safes, portraits are on display.
The pottery museum in Ubeda whose full name is Museo de Alfarería "Paco Tito". Memoria de lo Cotidiano. The collection walks through the history of Ubeda pottery.
This Municipal Museum was opened in 1995 in the interesting Palacio Abacial with the aim of exhibiting and conserving local artefacts.
This interesting Archaelogical museum is located in the Casa del Ajibe (still known as old Town Hall) on Plaza Blas Infantes. The museum houses over 400 pieces from several eras, including remains from the Palaeolithic era
