About
The Museo Revello de Toro is a museum in Málaga, on Calle Afligidos in the historic centre of the city. It is dedicated to the work of Félix Revello de Toro, a figurative painter born in Málaga, and it gives visitors a focused look at one local artist rather than a broad survey.
The building
The museum occupies a 17th-century house-workshop that once belonged to the sculptor Pedro de Mena. Walking through its rooms means moving through a building with its own history, which adds a layer of interest beyond the paintings on display. For many visitors, that combination of a historic house and a single artist's output is the main draw.
What a visit offers
- A close, unhurried look at the work of a Málaga-born figurative painter
- A chance to see the interior of a 17th-century house-workshop
- A quieter alternative to larger museums in the city
Because the collection is centred on one painter, the visit suits those who enjoy following a single body of work from start to finish. It is also a manageable stop for a shorter visit to the city.
Around the museum
Calle Afligidos lies within Málaga's old town, so the museum can easily be combined with other sights, cafés and streets in the centre. Málaga itself is a city on the Mediterranean coast of Andalusia, and the museum makes a natural part of a walk through its historic quarter.
To check details before you go, you can call the museum on +34 952 062 069. The museum is also known as the Revello de Toro Museum.
