Mediterranean gem Fuengirola museum captivates with its striking display
Photography Exhibition Showcases Costa del Sol's Landscape and Culture
The Territory Costa del Sol photography exhibition is now open at Fuengirola's City Museum, offering visitors a captivating exploration of the Costa del Sol's landscape and cultural imagination.
This extensive exhibition features over 400 photographs, showcasing sunlit beaches, hidden corners, and overlooked places, spanning various locations between Nerja and Manilva [1][2]. The collection invites visitors to immerse themselves in the diverse beauty and humanity of the Costa del Sol.
The exhibition runs until September 28, 2025. The museum, located at Calle María Josefa Larrucea, 3, Fuengirola, is free to enter. While the exact opening times are not explicitly stated, they are typically from 10am to 2pm and 5pm to 9pm on Saturdays and Sundays, and 5pm to 9pm from Monday to Friday [1][2][3]. It's advisable to check directly with Fuengirola City Museum for specific visiting hours.
The exhibition is a unique celebration of place and community, featuring portraits of families taken on International Photography Day 2024, as well as the work of 50 photographers from the ColectivoImagen group. It's organized by ColectivoImagen, Fuengirola Council, the City Museum of Fuengirola, and the Andalusian Photography Federation (FAF) [4][5].
Visitors can expect to encounter a dedicated section titled Territorio Costa del Sol: Familias, featuring portraits of families captured over a period of two years. The exhibition offers a vivid representation of the Costa del Sol's landscape, making it a must-visit for both photography enthusiasts and those looking to explore the region's cultural offerings.
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By delving into the Territorio Costa del Sol photography exhibition, visitors will find a dedicated section, Territorio Costa del Sol: Familias, highlighting captivating portraits of families taken over two years. Following the exhibition's theme, one might find inspiration for a diverse home-and-garden lifestyle, blending elements of travel from Nerja to Manilva, all showcased in the thousands of images on display.
