Málaga Cathedral
Málaga Cathedral is a Renaissance cathedral built between 1528 and 1782 to plans by Diego de Siloé, with a Baroque main façade facing Plaza del Obispo. Its north tower rises 84 m; the south tower was never finished, which gave the building its nickname La Manquita, 'the one-armed lady'. The visit covers the nave and aisles, the side chapels and the carved choir.
Tickets for Málaga Cathedral
Alcazaba & Málaga Cathedral: Guided Visit
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- Admission to the Alcazaba
- Admission to the Málaga Cathedral
- Admission to the Roman Theatre
- English and Spanish-speaking official guide (two different groups, monolingual tour)
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