Address: Plaza Blas Infante, 1, 29680 Estepona, Málaga
The Archaeological Museum of Estepona is a compact time machine tucked into the heart of the old town. Housed in the 19th-century town hall building, it takes you on a journey from the Paleolithic to the Phoenician era—with stone tools, polished axes, ancient pottery, and one very curious 5-cm figurine: the Venus of Estepona.
What makes this museum stand out? It’s the raw connection to local history. You’ll find artifacts pulled straight from the surrounding land and sea—like Roman tableware recovered from sunken ships and the remains of Medina Istibūna, a Moorish city destroyed in 1460. It’s quiet, educational, and surprisingly cool for such a small space—and a must for history lovers who want to dig deeper into Estepona’s roots.
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There’s much more to discover in Estepona! Check out our Guide to Estepona for a closer look at the city’s culture, heritage, and unmissable experiences.
