Museo Fundación Unicaja de Artes y Costumbres Populares

What a gem ! Not even a 5 minute walk from the Market and only €4 to get in ( €2 for students / retirees, everyone free on Mondays !!) It’s inside a beautiful house with an inner court yard, stables, wooden beams and gorgeous stairs. Just the building alone is worth the visit. You’ll find an old kitchen, dining room, bedroom, study all in old style. But also all kinds of displays regarding how wine/oil/soap/ iron was made. Costumes/Toys/ farm equipment/ wagons/ saddles/ basket s and on and on it goes! So very very interesting. Every display and room has an explanatory sign in Spanish and English. Highly recommend. Can’t beat the price.

Very nice museum in an old house. Costumes, home furnishings, decor of bourgeois and common people of the 18th & 19th century on the upper floor. Small fishing boat, blacksmith, stable with carriages, wine making, and kitchen on the ground floor. In the city center. A short walk from many of the other museums, restaurants, and shopping. Ticket prices are very low cost.

Thianis a really interesting place where you can see oall th old customs and the way people used to live. It is very inexpensive and nice done. You can see the old means of transport, the trades people used to work in, and the original clothes. The house is kept as it used to be in the 17th century. I really loved my visit there!

Cozy museum of folk culture, a large number of exhibits, beautiful collections, interesting examples of the culture of living in the past. The building and the place have without a doubt great charm, the courtyard is very nice and overall it is very quiet. The staff was friendly. On Sunday we were there all alone, which was an exceptional experience.

I like this museum. But the saddlery items should be presented better. At least in Spanish. There is for example a donkey saddle. It is so unique, as only few people are doing those.

Beautiful old artifacts. Monday is free from 10am-2pm. Two stories. I did not see an elevator/lift, probably because it's an old structure turned into a museum.

A small but very interesting museum.

This is a gem in the city.The museum is located in a historic beautiful house. You can explore life in Malaga in Middle Ages till the 19th century. I love the wine cellar . The custom room is mesmerizing.