Málaga Cathedral

A monumental Renaissance cathedral whose construction began in the 16th century on the site of a former mosque. It is known by the nickname 'La Manquita' ('the one-armed lady') because its southern tower was never completed. Due to a construction period that lasted nearly two centuries, the architecture blends Renaissance, Baroque, and Gothic elements. Particular attention is drawn to the richly decorated interior and the impressive 18th-century wooden choir, which is considered one of the finest in Spain.