Address: Plazuela Santísimo Cristo de la Sangre, 2, Distrito Centro, 29012 Málaga
Nestled in the quiet La Victoria neighbourhood, this privately-run museum is one of Málaga’s best-kept secrets. The Museo del Vidrio y Cristal (Museum of Glass and Crystal) houses over 3,000 pieces of hand-blown glass, spanning from ancient Phoenician artefacts to 20th-century Venetian designs — all displayed within a beautifully restored historic home.
But this isn’t your typical museum visit. The rooms are fully furnished with antiques from different periods — think Empire chairs, Persian rugs, and art from Spanish masters — giving each space a rich, immersive atmosphere. Guided tours (often led by the charismatic founder himself) walk you through the history of decorative arts in a way that’s both intimate and deeply educational.
It’s a peaceful, inspiring place that appeals to art lovers, design fans, and curious minds alike. A great pick for couples looking for something elegant and off the beaten path — and ideal for travellers who’ve already done the big-name museums and want to dig a little deeper into Málaga’s layered beauty.
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There’s much more to discover in Málaga! Check out our Guide to Málaga for a closer look at the city’s culture, heritage, and unmissable experiences.
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