What to do in Malaga? Pompidou Centre

When we think of the options available to us when visiting a city like Malaga, we find a wide range of possibilities. From its complete gastronomic offer to its cultural and leisure activities, as well as the traces that history has left behind. Not forgetting the numerous excursions and tours departing from Malaga city centre that are available.

Today we want to focus on one of the strong points of the city of Malaga, the museums, and to be more specific, we will direct our gaze to the Pompidou Centre in Malaga.

A little bit of history

The Centre National d'Art et Culture Georges Pompidou in Paris, the original reference, is one of those places that is not just an art container, it is art in itself. It is one of the jewels of modern Parisian architecture of the 20th century, with an industrialist structure and making functional elements such as tubes or staircases an indispensable part of the work.

Inside is the Musée National D'Art Moderne, as well as other permanent and temporary collections and a centre for musical and acoustic research (the IRCAM).

Pompidou Centre in Malaga

The Malaga Pompidou Centre was created in 2015 as the first branch of this prestigious centre outside of France and the third in general, as in addition to the Paris centre, there is the one opened in Metz in 2010.

As could not be otherwise, the architecture of the place where it is located is a recognisable fact. Today, the colloquially called ‘Cube of Colours’ has become one of the most recognisable symbols of the city of Malaga.

Don't hesitate to visit the website of the Pompidou Centre in Malaga to find out more about its programme, tickets and everything you need to organise your holidays in Malaga.