Málaga - Cathedral
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From the Plaza de la Marina in Málaga, Calle Molina Larios leads into the old town, which is dominated by the cathedral with its twin-towered façade. This massive limestone building, on the site of an earlier mosque, was begun in 1538 to the design of Diego de Siloé, partly destroyed by an earthquake in 1680 and rebuilt from 1719 onwards. From the 86m/282ft high north tower there are extensive views.
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Address:
Málaga Cathedral, Calle Molina Larios, Málaga , Spain
Hours:
10am-6:45pm; Sat: 10am-5:30pm; Closed: Sun
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Night view of the Malaga Cathedral.
