Museo Revello de Toro

The paintings are nice and the gallery is small and cute, but it's nothing exceptional and there is almost no information anywhere, or it's only in Spanish. The entrance is free on Sunday mornings, so I'd recommend that.

Small museum but it has lovely works of art by the artist Felix Revello de Toro. It has two floors where you can see some of his most iconic pieces as well as a room showing all his awards. Good way to spend an hour when visiting Malaga's historic center.

Absolutely no visitor. Some interesting portraits. Decent.

Much more interesting than I imagined. I had no idea how fantastic Revello de Toro was. It was a very big surprise to see such incredible art. I could've stared and lingered for hours. There are also audio phones, at a slight charge and other languages, to make the visit even more educational.

Simple, cheap, but stunning museum. Discovered a fantastic artist!

Can a single brushstroke capture the soul of Málaga? Step into the Museo Revello de Toro and find out! This intimate gallery, tucked away in the heart of the city, showcases the masterful works of Félix Revello de Toro, whose vibrant portraits and scenes pulse with life. I was blown away by how his art blends tradition with raw emotion. Did you know the museum is housed in a 17th-century building that was once the workshop of Pedro de Mena, a legendary Spanish sculptor? A visit here feels like stepping into Málaga’s artistic heartbeat don’t miss it!

Great tiny museum with 142 works only. Amazing collection of artist’s paintings, who was focused mostly on painting female characters. The museum conducts painting workshops and other activities for art lovers. Ticket costs 2.5 Euro and it’s worth every penny. Audio guide is available. Highly recommended when in Malaga

Un magnífico museo enclavado en la antigua casa del S. XVI restaurada que acogió hace tres siglos al escultor Pedro de Mena, para un magnífico pintor como Revello de Toro. It is worth to pay a visit to this museum dedicated to one of the best Spanish portrait painters as Felix Revello de Toro, placed in an old XVI century andalousian townhouse... Spanish artist Félix Revello de Toro was born in Malaga on June 10, 1926, the son of art teacher José María Revello Cazar. He started painting when he was 13 years old. The City Hall of Malaga helped him study at the Bellas Artes de San Fernando in Madrid. He became a university professor for 17 years in Barcelona, and then decided to dedicate himself solely to painting. He became one of the best portrait painters in Spain, and in 1991 he was asked to paint the official portraits of the King and Queen of Spain.

The Museo Revello de Toro offers a peaceful and beautiful diversion from the hustle and bustle of the main tourist section of Malaga. Tickets are 2.5 euros, which includes the audio tour. Most of the works are 20th century portraiture of women. It's not a large collection so plan on spending 30-45 minutes on the tour. Very nice facilities and welcoming staff.