The Málaga Roman Theatre, the oldest monument in Málaga, dates back to the reign of the first Roman emperor, Augustus. Unearthed during a civic building project in the 1950s, the theatre has since undergone extensive excavation and restoration. Nestled in the heart of the city, this ancient site reveals the intricate stonework and architectural design of the Roman era. Visitors can explore the semi-circular seating area, the stage, and the backstage areas, gaining insight into the cultural and social life of the time. Today, the theatre not only serves as a historical landmark but also occasionally hosts cultural events, allowing visitors to experience a blend of history and contemporary culture.
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Julian Sterling
April 17, 2026
