Overall its quite an impressive building both inside and out .The interior Patio with its many... read more
Popped in here while en route to tourist office further up the main street. Stunning architecture... read more
Updating Map... Overall its quite an impressive building both inside and out .The interior Patio with its many columns and Fountain is something you would not expect .
Popped in here while en route to tourist office further up the main street. Stunning architecture and patio- worth a quick visit.
The Town Hall used to be part of the Convento de los Remedios next door. Its patio used to be the cloisters of the convent. In 1835 the churches were taken over by the central government and part of this church was made into the...More
The façade of the Town Hall is quite impressive. On each side of the main door there are double columns. Above this is a small balcony with wrought iron guard rails and the doorway also has double columns. This is all topped with a pediment....More
The Town Hall has very good architecture that calls attention to itself. There are cloisters and a wonderful staircase that are from the original construction.
We had planned a day out in the mountains while spending a week in central Malaga and Antequera looked worth a visit after reading previous reviews and doing some reading. We thus booked, in advance, some train tickets using the RENFE website - all very...More
The Town Hall used to belong to a convent of the Franciscans, but it was expropriated by the government in 1836. The building was acquired in 1845 by the local government for use as the town hall.The façade is new, with a Neo-Baroque style. The...More
