Before you get into the Roman Theatre area (It is free at time of writing!) there is a very educational and interesting building with HT touch screen information about the long history of Malaga. This is good background information when you go out and sit on the re-constructed stone seating, to imagine the past. (Below is the orginal excavated theatre)... More

Right in the heart of Malaga's historical centre, the ancient Roman theatre is at the foot of the hill on which stands an imposing garrison. Looking at the ancient ruin it is not difficult to imagine the open-air theatre hosting plays watched by a toga-wearing audience of imperial Romans. The Romans may have conquered Malaga but when they retreated they... More

Free attraction with a film in English to start. The other interactive displays are Good but a bit slow. The amphitheatre is well preserved and partially restored

This is a free entry visit so i'm not going to be too picky. The visit starts with a film to set the scene which is drama and particularly roman drama. Inside the exhibition they have a set of electronic surfaces which have topics listed.choose the topic and the table displays info all about the origins of drama and how... More

I suppose coming from Colchester and having visited Pompeii and Herculaneum I was expecting just a bit more. It is well preserved and looked after but not much information around the Theatre.

Must stay on this relics a few minutes and imagine that you see an ancient theatre masterpiece. And the sunset coming over the city, its really delightful....

Partially resored Roman Theatre, which you can see from the street or at the entrace to the Alcazar, worth a few holiday snaps

I actually discovered by accident the existence of this roman theater and it's really cool and impressive since it's been uncovered rather recently.

Interactive digital "table-top" panels - very interesting and fun to use. Interesting site with the Alcazaba towering above.