Málaga Cathedral

Málaga Cathedral, nicknamed “La Manquita” (the One-Armed Lady) for its unfinished south tower, blends Renaissance and Baroque styles in the historic center. Inside, soaring columns, richly carved choir stalls by Pedro de Mena, and notable organs with thousands of pipes reward architecture and art enthusiasts. A rooftop tour offers panoramic views over the Alcazaba, harbor, and old town. Centrally located near major sights, it’s an easy add to a city stroll. Visit if you value craftsmanship, layered history, and skyline vistas; skip if you prefer outdoor attractions or have limited interest in ecclesiastical art.