Museo Unicaja de Artes y Costumbres Populares

for people over 50 years old they will have a good time with the things they have, for those who like the history of the 19th century even better cheap 2 euros, very good.

Beautiful traditional house, large exhibition, lots of rural objects and tools, no photos. Tuesdays from 1pm are free for EU citizens

Will it reopen in this century or will we wait for the next one, Unicaja? A beautiful museum, a miracle that this building was preserved in the middle of an entire neighborhood destroyed and replaced by a square. A pity that it has been closed for so many years and that it is crushed by the Hotel Posada del Patio and the Casa Hermandad de Fusionadas. It lacks publicity, unlike all the franchise museums or McMuseos in Malaga. The only unavoidable museum in any visit together with the Glass Museum, the Customs Museum and the late MUPAM.

A large manor house from the s. XVII, with a Castilian touch I say, through the windows. It opens its doors to a patio, as if it were a waiting place. Keep in mind that it has gone through several owners, you see the adaptation. In the first place the main family, they have the place with everything to create a patrimonial asset. There are farm implements, carriages, a cellar. Sober rooms. But with the last detail in an emergency, for example for a delivery. The cabinets full of books. And the 1000 keys, there are not so many, but I invite you to count them. Then his end changed, to a monks' inn. That was increasing and expanded. It is because of its flat, very cozy, comfortable. Keeps the buttress woods, very careful. You will also have to discover other objects, which are no longer in use, it will be your exploration, around here, the one that tells you. It's a place that I don't mind repeating, because I always find something. Very close to the center and very Malaga.

A little gem of a museum, set in a 17th century house. Easy to absorb the information and lots of artefacts in each room to set the scene. Be sure to spend time here.

Very interesting museum that shows how people traditionally lived in Malaga. Highly recommended visit.

I like it has many interesting things

Very original and full of antiques, admissions 4 E, 2E for senior Citizen.

Beautiful Malaga house with all kinds of tackle and sections, everyday kitchen objects, cars, farming, hunting, sewing, printing, antique furniture, cellar, bulls, sanctuaries, relics, wrought iron latticework, tiles, Andalusian art ... With a fantastic Andalusian patio.

I find it interesting to see the habits and the former lifestyle of Málaga, as well as the clothing

Essential to learn about the ancient customs of the city of Malaga, very interesting.

Beautiful museum retracing the life of a village and a region with beautiful costumes, living rooms (kitchen, bedroom, ...) and various trades (fishermen, blacksmith, weavers, ...)

Very nice museum, old crafts, tools, everyday life traditional costumes ... Beautiful atmospheres. Delighted with our visit, also good for children from 5 years old.

Nice museum. Not very expensive. Worth a visit if you want to know more about local traditions and popular arts.

I was not inside of museum as it was closed. The swuare before is amazing

Beautiful building and content to learn from our past.

It was an experience. After walking through its many rooms, I was transported to the 19th century, to see the form of transport, all made of esparto, absolute absence of plastic. Very good exposure of the trades of that time. The way of life of the gentlemen and the people who worked for them. I recommend it.

To know Malaga's history better, you must go.

They are to see the building and worth the visit. But also the content of the Museum in very interesting. Transport the visitor to the past to know tools, utensils, furniture, costumes, and much more.

Interesting, lively local and national museum! Many rooms with objects and interiors from old homes, necessities from many walks of life. There were, for example, horses and donkeys, bridles, harnesses and carts. There were a few agricultural tools. Toys, costumes, kitchen utensils ... I also think kids will enjoy it here!

excelente museu

This Malaga Museum has a very beautiful traditional Andalusian interior courtyard. I liked the collection of embroidered textile work.

Worth visiting, gives an insight into the culture

Do not waste time in the Picasso and visit this Museum, much more enjoyable and interesting.

Very rustic and careful, ideal to see before / after walking through the capital Malagueña. Harmony between light, furniture and environment. Perfect for the whole family.

Small museum with lots in it. Not too big and covers the culture of Malaga over the years by displaying groups of artifacts together in rooms.

It is a museum with arts and crafts of many years ago, who likes to know about the materials that were used in those times, you will like it a lot

Whoever loves Andalusia, the country and its people should definitely visit this museum. It shows life in Andalusia over the past 200 years.

Lugar fantástico

Another Hidden Gem in Malaga..well laid out and full descriptions in all the room's allow time to take a step back into a bygone era and fully absorb the atmosphere...

Grande seleção de artefatos históricos no térreo e uma fantástica galeria de obras culturais acima, tudo em um belo edifício

É uma casa bonita e tradicional, com uma coleção impressionante de objetos dos séculos passados. Gostamos especialmente das roupas e dos brinquedos infantis, mas há muito mais. A taxa de entrada é de 4 euros por adulto e as crianças entram de graça. Passamos mais de 1 hora em um dia frio de inverno e definitivamente recomendamos.

Informativ excebition about the life in the oldtime Málaga. Situatet in an beautiful old 18th. century Inn.

It is in a beautiful building and is very well assembled, with taste and quality. Your visit is a trip to the recent history of our land and to the social and cultural roots of Andalusia.

Impressive museum of the heritage of Malaga and Andalusian culture and traditions

Very interesting the collection of objects and the great building with its typical patio and architecture of the time

Even if you are not passionate about old tools and 19th century costumes (and from this point of view, it is very good), visit the place just for the building itself, a marvel !

This is a charming museum with an amazing collection of pieces. The house itself is beautiful and well worth the small entrance price.

Perfectly preserved 18th century building, complete ethnographic collection.

Interesting folklife museum

Eu vim aqui porque estava chovendo lá fora, então precisava encontrar atração interna. Então eu não esperava muito. Mas foi um museu pequeno e agradável, com boas coleções, leva você ao período antigo. Do interior, aparelhos domésticos, roupas, transporte. O edifício é um edifício antigo com a típica casa de estilo andaluz, o que foi incrível.

Realmente um lugar legal, mostra instrumentos antigos (e costumes) em diferentes campos, formam agricultura, impressão, transporte para alfândegas antigas e como uma casa foi organizada. Vale a pena o ingresso de 4 euros.

Este é um museu adorável e pequeno que dá aos visitantes um vislumbre da vida cotidiana em Andaluzía e Málaga especificamente, no final do século XIX e início do século XX. Você pode gastar apenas 45 minutos aqui, ou até duas horas. Adorei ver tudo, desde uma prensa gigante de azeite antigo até muitas estatuetas e pôsteres encantadores que descrevem a 20ª imaginação. Depois de terminar de fazer compras, comer e encadear em Málaga, este museu é uma cápsula do tempo completamente que vale a pena e romântica da Espanha antes da guerra e da Andalucía em particular. Também fica a poucos minutos a pé do centro principal da cidade, muito conveniente.

A unique museum that makes our past present. a beautiful place

A very interesting museum of local history about the history of Andalusia. Production tools (wine press, printing press, fishing boat, etc.), household items, costumes, etc. All this is in an interesting and beautiful mansion. Entrance of 4 euros - very budget. The inscriptions are duplicated in English.

An original and educational museum about our recent history. I loved it.

Great collection and exhibition in the Museum, and also an unmatched building. I recommend time to read and explore the pieces it houses

Very nice, small museum in an old, restored building. An extensive collection of objects and information with scenes from the past everyday life of the people and the craft professions.

This is a little gem with fascinating displays of everyday artifacts from the past couple of centuries. Well displayed and with just enough information in Spanish and English.

A simply amazing museum inside of a beautiful old house! You must visit this museum while staying in Malaga!

a great museum with 1000 objects from the past very well presented CAUTION: it is located further north than Google Maps shows: at Plaza Enrique García-Herrera

It is really worth a visit to this place not only for its extensive collection of antique objects but for the beautiful inn where it is located that transports you to the past of the most authentic Andalucia.