Address: Pl. de la Libertad, 2, 29650 Mijas, Málaga
The Casa Museo Municipal in Mijas Pueblo brings the town’s history to life through everyday objects and authentic spaces. Housed in the former Town Hall, this museum showcases traditional farming and fishing tools, olive oil mills, a winery, and a bakery, offering a real glimpse into how locals lived centuries ago.
A highlight is the room dedicated to Manuel Cortés Quero—El Topo de Mijas—who famously hid here for 30 years. With rotating art exhibitions, a cozy patio, and a screening room, the museum mixes history and culture in a way that feels alive and relevant, perfect for travelers who want to connect with the soul of Andalusia.
There’s much more to discover in Mijas Pueblo! Check out our Guide to Mijas Pueblo for a closer look at the city’s culture, heritage, and unmissable experiences.
