Teatro Romano

Calle Alcazabilla, s n, 29015 Málaga
3.2
Historical site

Introduction

This building was constructed during the reign of Emperor Augustus in the 1st century BC and ceased to be used in the 3rd century AD. Later, Muslims used it as a quarry to build the Alcazaba fortress. It was excavated in 1951 during a construction project. The Roman-style columns and engraved letters are still visible, making this site impressive.
Address
Calle Alcazabilla, s n, 29015 Málaga
Opening hours
Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-18:00, Sunday and holidays 10:00-16:00, closed on Monday.
Transportation
Take bus routes 1, 37, or C1 to Plaza de la Merced.
Phone +34-951-041-400

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