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Malaga Exhibitions
Being one of the oldest cities in the world, the city of Malaga is traditionally and culturally rich. It contains many art galleries and museums with permanent and temporary exhibition spaces, displaying artefacts ranging from contemporary art to the prehistoric period.
Numerous exhibitions, events, business conferences and trade fairs are organised in Malaga throughout the year. Exhibition centres such as the Alcazaba Archaeology Centre present a range of ceramics from the Phoenician and Arabic rule. FYCMA is a large and popular convention centre for holding national and international exhibitions.
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Trade Fairs and Congress Centre Malaga - FYCMA
The Trade Fairs and Congress Centre of Malaga (Palacio de Ferias y Congresos de Malaga) is the most noted place in Malaga, Costa Del Sol. It holds national and international events, fairs, exhibitions, congresses, conventions, conferences, presentations and meetings. The modern convention centre is spread over 60,000m², with 19,500m² of exhibition space. FYCMA can accommodate up to 20,000 visitors and contains two conference halls, two pavilions, sixteen multipurpose rooms, two auditoriums, an exhibition hall, three catering areas and a parking area with the capacity for 1,200 vehicles.
Address: Av. de José Ortega y Gasset, 201, 29006 Malaga, Spain.
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MVA Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural MVA)
The MVA Cultural Centre (Maria Victoria Atencia) hosts all types of events like film festivals, plays, dance performances, musical concerts, exhibitions, training sessions, art and cultural events etc. It is an initiative of the regional Department of Culture of the Provincial Government of Málaga.
Address: Calle Ollerías, 34, 29012 Malaga, Spain.
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CAC Malaga (Centro de Arte Contemporáneo)
The Centre of Contemporary Art Malaga (CAC) is an art gallery located in the Soho neighbourhood. It promotes visual arts - sculptures and paintings from the 20th and 21st centuries. The permanent exhibition hall displays over 400 art pieces. CAC contains five spaces: three for temporary exhibitions, one for permanent exhibitions, and another is a multipurpose space used for various activities, like exhibitions and workshops.
Address: Calle Alemania s/n, 29001 Malaga, Spain.
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Alcazaba Archaeological Exhibition Hall
The Alcazaba Archaeology Centre explains the importance of ceramics in Malaga during the Phoenician era and how it has survived to the present day. The collection includes pieces from urban sites, reproduction of original pieces and utensils and tools that were used to make ceramic art. It is the best-preserved centre in Spain.
Address: Calle Alcazabilla, 2, 29012 Malaga, Spain.
