In Málaga, the construction of a music auditorium in the Churriana district and a cultural space called CaixaForum in the Cruz del Humilladero neighborhood is planned. The latter aims to be an emblematic place in the city, hosting various exhibitions and activities related to culture, art, and science. The project, with a planned investment of 30 million euros, seeks to complement Málaga's cultural offer and revitalize the area, turning it into an attractive physical and social hub in southern Spain.
On the other hand, the construction of the auditorium in Churriana is expected to help relieve congestion in the city center, offering new spaces and tourist attractions in less saturated areas. With a spectacular design inspired by a drop of water, the auditorium will feature a planetarium, educational spaces, a café-restaurant, and an underground parking lot, being a comprehensive proposal to promote tourism in this area.
Moreover, the Sendero del Cau has been inaugurated in Ciudad Jardín, along a section of the San Telmo aqueduct, as part of efforts to improve infrastructure and provide quality public spaces in the city. These initiatives aim to decentralize tourist flow in Málaga, creating attractive alternatives in different neighborhoods and less explored areas.
In summary, Málaga is embarking on various cultural and urban projects to enrich its tourist offer, providing innovative, modern, and sustainable spaces. Although execution timelines may vary and costs are yet to be confirmed, the vision of transforming the city into a diversified and attractive tourist destination remains the main objective of these initiatives.
