What to see in Province Malaga

The baroque-style Church of Incarnation ("Iglesia Mayor de Santa Maria de la Encarnacion") in Marbella was built in 1505 and later (in 1712 and 1756) expanded and modernized by Pedro del Castillo and Salvador Gávez who made the fabulous main facade....

San Sebastian Church in Mijas is small and simple in design. It has white washed walls wit flowers and Geraniums to each each window. The churh is located at the street with same name, just opposite the Mijas Musuem, close to the corner of Canos Street....

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Iglesia de los Mártires in Malaga was founded in 1487 by the Catholic King. The temple was built in the XVI century, following the Gothic-Mudejar style. It is dedicated to the local martyrs San Ciriaco and Santa Paula....

Once Ronda had been conquered by the Catholics in 1485, the Main Mosque was transformed into a Christian church. The church had status of an abbey, collegiate church and in XIX-th century was converted into High Parish....

Church of Nuestra Señora de Los Remedios in Estepona is situated close to the Plaza San Francisco. It was built in the 18th Century of local sandstone, which is rich in iron ore and many pieces of iron ore embedded in the stone can be found when walk around the outside walls....

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The church of Santa Catalina is located in the historic centre of  Sayalonga at Plaza de la Constitución. It was built in the XVI Century on the site where there had been a mosque dating from olden times. The church has an octagonal tower in the Mudeja style which is typical in Province of ...

Basílica de Vega del Mar is situated in the town of San Pedro de Alcántara (west of city of Marbella).It is built in VI-th centyry near the mouth of the Guadalmina River along an old Roman road which connected Cadiz with Cartagena. The church is one of the few examples of North African Visigothic c...

Virgen de la Pena is the Patroness of the village of Mijas. Work of Sanctuary cave was started in 1656 and till today it is always full of flowers and is object of pilgrimage....