Wednesdays:
Starts at 12pm.
Duration: 1:45h. aprox.
Price: 12€/per person.
Meeting point: Palacio de la Aduana, en la Plaza de la Aduana.
GUIDED VISIT TO THE MALAGA MUSEUM
EXPLORE THE PAST AND PRESENT OF THIS CITY’S HISTORY
Wednesdays:
Starts at 12pm.
Duration: 1:45h. aprox.
Price: 12€/person.
Meeting point: Palacio de la Aduana, Plaza de la Aduana.
Uncover Málaga's Story: Guided Tours to our Local Museum
Explore the Malaga Museum with our official guides who will unveil the city’s identity through its galleries in this guided tour. The local city museum stands as one of Spain’s most significant, boasting an extensive collection of art and archaeology.
From archaeological remnants unearthed in excavations, to those once owned by the Lorin Family, former proprietors of the Historical Botanical Garden of Malaga, and including pictorial works by local artists like Muñoz Degrain, Emilio Ocón y Rivas, and many others that adorn the halls of the Customs Palace.
What will we see on this guided tour of the Malaga Museum?
Fine Arts Collection: The museum houses an extensive collection of paintings and sculptures, spanning from the medieval era to the 20th century. Noteworthy are works by Spanish artists such as Zurbarán, Murillo, and Picasso, among others.
Archaeology Collection: The museum also boasts a significant collection of archaeological artifacts, ranging from Prehistory to the Roman era. Visitors can view items like ceramics, jewelry, coins, mosaics, and much more.
Ethnography Collection: The ethnography collection showcases the way of life, customs, and traditions of the province of Malaga, featuring objects like traditional costumes, musical instruments, tools, and utensils.
Contemporary Artworks: The museum also features a section dedicated to contemporary art, showcasing pieces by artists like Picasso, Miró, and Tàpies, among others.
Why choose this guided tour of the Malaga Museum?
Expert Guidance: Our knowledgeable guides provide insightful commentary, enriching your understanding of the museum's collections and the city's history.
Official Guides of Malaga
We are officially accredited guides by the Junta de Andalucía.
What does the guided tour include?
*Admission to the Museum is free. Only the guide service will be charged. The cost per person is €12.
Can this tour be done with children?
Unfortunately, our guided tour of the Malaga Museum is not designed for children. Due to the nature of the exhibits, we believe that children might lose interest and become tired before the tour concludes.
CLEAR YOUR DOUBTS ABOUT THE GUIDED TOUR
HOW TO FIND US
You will spot us at the meeting point wearing an aquamarine green polo and a blue jacket, along with our “Málaga a Toda Costa” banner.
Meeting Point: Plaza de la Aduana.
*We recommend arriving a few minutes before the start of the tour, so the guide can begin on schedule.
HOW IS THE GUIDED TOUR PAID FOR?
This guided tour will be paid in cash at the beginning of the tour. Admission to the Malaga Museum is free for EU residents.
Only the guide service is charged: €12 per person.
MUSEUM OF MALAGA OPENING HOURS
From July 1st to August 31st
Tuesday to Saturday: 09:00 AM to 09:00 PM Sundays and holidays: 09:00 AM to 03:00 PM Closed on Mondays (except for holiday eves, with holiday hours) Open on all holidays, including local ones.
From September 1st to June 30th
Tuesday to Saturday: 09:00 AM to 09:00 PM Sundays and holidays: 09:00 AM to 03:00 PM Closed on Mondays (except for holiday eves, with holiday hours) Open on all holidays, including local ones. Closed on January 1st and 6th, May 1st, and December 24th, 25th, and 31st.
FREE ADMISSION TO THE MUSEUM
People with free admission to the Museum:
- Individuals with disabilities presenting an accrediting card indicating the degree of disability.
- Unemployed individuals registered with SEPE.
- Minors up to 16 years old (accompanied by adults if under 13), students of the University of Malaga (UMA) with student ID, accredited educators, ICOM members.
Days with free admission to the Museum:
- General public every Sunday during the last two hours of opening.
- Andalusia Day (February 28).
- International Museum Day (May 18).
- World Tourism Day (September 27).
CANCELLATION OF THE TOUR
We recommend canceling at least 24 hours before the scheduled visit day so the guide can accommodate visitors who might have been left without a spot for that day.
Cancel your reservation by sending an email to reservas@malagaatodacosta.com.
In case of rain, the tour will be canceled, and prior notice will be sent to the reserved visitors.
Discover the Malaga Museum
The museum opened its doors in 1975 and houses an extensive collection of Andalusian art, as well as works from the 19th and 20th centuries.
The museum is located in the former convent of San Agustín and consists of two floors with rooms dedicated to various themes: Andalusian painting, religious and historical sculpture, medieval Arab ceramics, modern and contemporary European prints, and more.
In addition to the permanent exhibits offered by the museum, there are also temporary exhibitions dedicated to local or international artists.
Some highlights of the museum include the Mudéjar Room, displaying Islamic motifs; the Andalusian Baroque Room, showcasing beautiful polychrome wooden carvings; the Goya Room, featuring works by the Aragonese master; the Modernism Gallery, including French and Italian Impressionist paintings; and temporary exhibitions with works by local and international artists.
