Province of Málaga

Settled on the south of the Mediterranean coast and having more than 578,000 people, it is the sixth most populated city in Spain. Its province, with a total area of 7,308 km2 distributed in 9 regions and 103 towns, has been dwelled since very ancient times, as witnessed by the set of dolmens in Antequera, as well as the caves of Nerja or La Pileta de Benaoján, among others monuments. Thanks to development experienced throughout the 19th century, it was set as the first industrial city in the country. Malaga treasures a rich and diverse cultural, archaeological, architectural, urban, plastic and natural heritage.

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Province of Málaga. (Wounded Heritage project. Mgmt: Nuria Rodríguez Ortega. iArtHis_LAB Research Group). Available at https://patrimonioherido.iarthislab.eu/en_US/bienes-patrimoniales/records/province-of-malaga/ [21 de January de 2026 19:37]

José Galisteo Martínez. Universidad de Málaga.

APA
Galisteo Martínez, J. (01/21/2026). Province of Málaga. Patrimonio Herido. https://patrimonioherido.iarthislab.eu/en_US/bienes-patrimoniales/records/province-of-malaga/

MLA
Galisteo Martínez, José. "Province of Málaga". Patrimonio Herido, iArtHis_LAB Research Group, 01/21/2026, https://patrimonioherido.iarthislab.eu/en_US/bienes-patrimoniales/records/province-of-malaga/

Harvard
Galisteo Martínez, J. (2026) 'Province of Málaga', Patrimonio Herido, 01/21/2026. Available at: https://patrimonioherido.iarthislab.eu/en_US/bienes-patrimoniales/records/province-of-malaga/ (Accessed: 05/24/2021)

Turabian
José Galisteo Martínez, “Province of Málaga”. Patrimonio Herido. 05/24/2021. https://patrimonioherido.iarthislab.eu/en_US/bienes-patrimoniales/records/province-of-malaga/

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