The catherdal is called "La Manquita" because it has only one tower. Pity that I could not go inside, because it was costing some small coins, and I never have small money with me. As speaking the truth: I don't like they collect money for entrance to church!
Updated Dec 19, 2005
Address: C/ Molina Larios
Phone: + 34 952215917
Website: http://www.travelinginspain.com/malaga2.htm
The imposing but unfinished cathedral is worth visiting for its Renaissance interior, splendidly ornate religious iconography, carved 17th century choirstall and hushed ambience. The nominal entrance fee goes towards its upkeep.
Updated Jul 29, 2008
Address: C/ Molina Larios
Phone: + 34 952215917
The cathedral description is on the other page, and this is of the outside views. Entry is 5 Euro and times are 10-6:45 MOnday-Friday, and only until 5:45Pm on SAturday.
Updated Nov 30, 2011
Address: C/ Molina Larios
Phone: + 34 952215917
The cafe right beside the Cathedral in the small square is a great place to people watch and have a galss of wine. Food is good and prices are reasonable. No cover for the table.
Written Aug 17, 2006
Address: C/ Molina Larios
Phone: + 34 952215917
The Malaga Cathedral is a huge church with only one bell tower. This makes it a very unique sight in the heart of the city!
Written Aug 11, 2003
Address: C/ Molina Larios
Phone: + 34 952215917
very beautiful inside.
renaissance interior (16th century)
visiting hours 10.00 to 12.45
and 16.00 to 17.30
closed on sundays
2 euros (2002)
Updated Aug 3, 2004
Address: c/ molina lario
Phone: 952 215 917
Walk through the Cathedral and next door the Popes House. One of the Popes actually lived here in 6 or 700 AD. Remarkable architecture, sculpture and paintings.
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Address: C/ Molina Larios
Phone: + 34 952215917
Written Mar 25, 2011
Address: C/ Molina Larios
Phone: + 34 952215917
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Walk through the Cathedral and next door the Popes House. One of the Popes actually lived here in 6 or 700 AD. Remarkable architecture, sculpture and paintings.
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