Dramatised Night Tours at the Cementerio Inglés de Málaga for La Noche en Blanco
The English Cemetery in Málaga is set to open its gates after dark for a special series of dramatised tours. Organised in partnership with Historia Viva Málaga, this limited event offers visitors a rare opportunity to experience the historic Protestant cemetery under the cover of night, bringing its century-old archives and resident legends to life through theatrical storytelling.
Located in Málaga’s Central District, this landmark serves as a poignant reminder of the city's diverse, international history. The upcoming night tours aim to blend historical education with theatrical performances to highlight the personal stories of those buried within the grounds.
What to Expect During the Night Tours at Málaga's English Cemetery
The dramatised route guides visitors through the cemetery's monument-lined pathways, stopping at key gravesites where actors will recreate significant historical moments. The performances are designed to spotlight the emotional and historical weight of Málaga's 19th-century international community.
Key stories featured during the evening include:
- The Execution of Robert Boyd: Learn about the tragic fate of the Irish liberal who, along with his companions, was executed on the Málaga coast.
- The Sinking of the Gneisenau: Hear the story of the shipwreck of the German frigate Gneisenau through the perspective of Captain Kritschman.
- The Tale of Mary Ann: Discover the history behind the cemetery's most famous monument, the stone angel grave, and the story of the woman it commemorates.
Showtimes and Location Details
The special event will run for one night only, with three distinct session times scheduled to accommodate visitors:
- Times: 8:00 pm, 9:30 pm, and 11:00 pm
- Address: Avenida de Príes, 1, Central District, Málaga
Booking details for the sessions are expected to be released shortly. Visitors planning to attend are encouraged to prepare for an outdoor walking experience through the historic garden paths.
To help plan your cultural itinerary and find other historical landmarks across the city, you can browse the Málaga museum list or locate nearby historical sites using the Málaga map on Musemap (musemap.art).
