Málaga Cathedral tickets and tours
Cosmopolitan and millennial. Malaga is Picasso’s hometown, which still retains its historic and cultural roots intact. Come join us and expe...
8 hours
Discover Málaga in all its beauty and admire its most famous and important landmarks. This guided tour of the city center will take you thro...
3 hours
Complete guided visit around the city of Málaga, perfect for those who want to know the story of the city in depth and visit its main monume...
3 hours 30 minutes
Let yourself be guided on a pleasant walk through the historic center of Málaga, while the sunset light gives a different tone to emblematic...
2 hours
Come and discover the most emblematic places of Málaga on this free walking tour.You will visit amazing places such as Calle Larios, one of ...
2 hours
This City Bike Tour is the perfect way to get to know the enchanting city of Málaga. Whether you are here on a one-day Mediterranean cruise,...
3 hours
Discover Malaga with a free tour! Come and learn about the most important events in Malaga's history. The birth of the city with the arrival...
2 hours 30 minutes
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The inside story
Construction of the Málaga Cathedral, also known as the Catedral de la Encarnación, began in the 16th century. Although it still remains technically unfinished today as its south tower is incomplete, giving it the nickname "La Manquita" (one-armed), the cathedral was primarily completed in the 18th century. It is built on the same ground that held Málaga's central mosque for eight centuries during its Muslim domination. Inside, you will find 42 impressive sculptures by Ortiz de Vargas, Pedro de Mena and Giuseppe Micael Alfaro. Furthermore, the stunning 18th century organ will be sure to catch your eye with its 4,000 pipes.
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