Bullring of Malaga

Malaga’s historic bullring, erected in 1874 under the design of Joaquín Rucoba, exhibits the neo-Mudejar style in its hexadecagonal structure. Its opening in 1876, with bulls from the Murube bull-ranch, marked a bullfighting milestone. After its renovation in 2010, it now holds 9,032 spectators eager for bullfighting thrills. Beyond the bullring, it houses the Antonio Ordóñez Bullfighting Museum, immersing visitors in the rich tradition and culture of bullfighting. This emblematic bullring is a symbol rooted in the history of Malaga, keeping alive the passion for bullfighting in every bullfight.

Trivia:
– The Plaza de Toros in Málaga, built in 1874, stands out for its neo-Moorish architecture and a capacity of 9,032 spectators post its 2010 renovation.
– Hosting the Antonio Ordóñez Bullfighting Museum, it showcases the history and culture of bullfighting through costumes, posters, and related items.
– Its opening featured historic bullfights, including bulls from the Murube ranch, with famous bullfighters such as “Lagartijo” and “Desperdicios.”

Location Paseo Reding, 20
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