Mural Virgen del Carmen

Name: Mural Virgen del Carmen
Address: Av. del Mediterráneo, 78, 29730 Rincón de la Victoria, Málaga, Spain, Málaga, Andalucía, 29730, ES
Rating: 5

Arts & Culture

5.0 6 Google reviews

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Great scene from the annual procession.

— Alexander Rose · 4 months ago

A vibrant mural depicting sailors and a coastal scene, located at Mural Virgen del Carmen in Rincón de la Victoria.

A vibrant mural depicting the Virgen del Carmen procession, located on a building's exterior in Rincón de la Victoria.

A vibrant mural depicting a procession with sailors and the Virgen del Carmen in Rincón de la Victoria.

A vibrant mural depicting sailors on a boat with a coastal background at Mural Virgen del Carmen.

A vibrant mural depicting the Virgen del Carmen with sailors and floral decorations on a building exterior.

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Category: Arts & Culture · art · cultural · local
Location: Av. del Mediterráneo, 78 · 29730 Rincón de la Victoria
Hours: Mon Open 24 hours
Tue Open 24 hours
Wed Open 24 hours
Thu Open 24 hours
Fri Open 24 hours
Sat Open 24 hours
Sun Open 24 hours
Rating: 5/5 (6 Google reviews)
Reviewers love: beautiful urban artvibrant colorspopular photography spotenhances the plaza
Good to know: free to admirelocated on seafront promenade
Contact: instagram.com

About this business

Mural Virgen del Carmen is a vibrant piece of public art located in Rincón de la Victoria, Málaga. This stunning mural celebrates local culture and adds a splash of color to the community. Explore this artistic landmark and appreciate its beauty. Find directions and contact details below.

Recent Google reviews

6 total reviews

Vic · a year ago Translated from Spanish

A mural approximately 60 meters long, created by the Malaga-born artist Lalone, pays homage to Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

This work of art significantly enhances the plaza.

It is located on the seafront promenade, in the same plaza as the sculpture of the goddess Noctiluca.

Olga O R · 8 months ago Translated from Spanish

The mural of the Virgen del Carmen on the façade of Avenida del Mediterráneo strikes me as a work of urban art that pays homage to the patron saint of sailors and to the fishing tradition of Rincón de la Victoria. It depicts the men of the neighborhood carrying the image in procession, with a dynamic composition and vibrant colors that stand out against the surroundings. Beyond its religious significance, it's a popular spot for photography and cultural enrichment, beautifying the street and sparking the curiosity of residents and visitors alike. It can be admired at any time of day free of charge, as it's an integral part of the urban landscape and one of the many examples of open-air art that make this town so pleasant for strolling and discovering its maritime heritage.

Alexander Rose · 4 months ago Translated from German