Archaeological site · Málaga

Cementerio Anglicano

Today: Cementerio Inglés de Málaga, Málaga

Place
Málaga
Kind
Archaeological site
Built
1831 to 1856
What remains
Standing
Visiting
Open to visit

The first Protestant cemetery in Spain, laid out on municipal land beside the Vélez road under a Royal Order of Ferdinand VII of 1830 and built from 1831, so that non-Catholics no longer had to be buried at night on the beach. It was conceived as a botanical garden in terraces facing the sea, and the Gothic Revival gatehouse at the entrance is dated 1856. Its graves include those of Robert Boyd, Gerald Brenan and Jorge Guillén.

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