Museo de Artes y Costumbres

Málaga Province


This village museum crams a lot into its diminutive interior, from local bee-keeping and winemaking equipment to a mock-up of an old blacksmith's forge. Enquire at the tourist office for opening times outside the Sunday hours. A visit is usually included as part of the free Saturday walking tour.


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