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Exterior of the Automobile and Fashion Museum, Malaga © Museo Automovilístico y de la Moda
Dress room at the Automobile and Fashion Museum, Malaga © Museo Automovilístico y de la Moda
Hat room at the Automobile and Fashion Museum, Malaga © Museo Automovilístico y de la Moda
Car gallery. Automobile and Fashion Museum, Malaga © Museo Automovilístico y de la Moda

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Themed / specialist

Owner

Private

Avenida Sor Teresa Prat, 15. Edificio de La Tabacalera
29003 Málaga
Malaga, Andalusia

Telephone+34 951137001

E-mailinfo@museoautomovilmalaga.com

Websitehttp://museoautomovilmalaga.com/

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Located in the old Tabacalera neighbourhood of Malaga, this museum covers the history of the automobile, haute couture and other luxurious objects with unique models and designs never displayed before.

It features an extraordinary private collection covering some 6000 m2 that describes the history and artistic evolution of such objects since the late 19th century in its 13 themed rooms. On the one hand, visitors will find nearly a century's worth of exclusive restored vehicles from different eras and trends, such as the Belle Époque and Art Deco. The exhibition shows how artistic trends have evolved thanks to vehicle designers such as Ettore, Bugatti, Gordon Buehrig, Giuseppe Figoni, Freestone and Labourdette. On the other hand, the museum's "The Show Must Go On" collection consists of vintage items created by famous brands, such as Chanel, Dior, Givenchy, Balmain and Prada, with links to famous female figures in recent history.