Museums in Malaga

Malaga is the city with the most museums, so there's something for everyone. To start, close to the apartment, opposite the Salamanca Market Hall, is the Museo Jorge Rando . This expressionist museum, dedicated to the painter Jorge Rando, collects his works and temporarily houses the work of national and international artists belonging to this movement. The artist sees his museum as a living room for art in Malaga. Admission is free.

Opening hours Monday – Saturday from 10am – 8pm. Closed on Sunday.

Malaga is the city where Pablo Picasso was born. Picasso's birthplace is open to the public, and a small collection of his early works is on display. More of his important works can be found in the Picasso Museum , which also hosts changing exhibitions of other, often Cubist, artists.

Carmen Thyssen, a great art collector, also has a museum named after him in Malaga
Museum Carmen Thyssen .

The famous Centre Pompidou museum in Paris also has a branch in Malaga. The colorful building is impossible to miss when you're near the harbor.

If you love Flamenco, a visit to the Flamenco Museum is definitely worthwhile.

Another gem among the museums is the CAC (Centre for Contemporary Art). Admission is free and it has a small permanent collection, but every month there's a changing exhibition by a renowned artist.

The Municipal Museum, Museo del Patrimonio Municipal de Malaga, showcases the city's cultural heritage.

If you are a car enthusiast, especially old classics, then visit the car museum where a permanent collection of 90 cars is on display.

The Russian State Museum is also definitely worth a visit; the old tobacco factory just outside the center of Malaga has been converted and houses part of the collection of the State Museum in St. Petersburg.

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