Parroquia Santisima Trinidad, Malaga

La Trinidad neighborhood of Malaga is an old neighborhood that not long ago turned 500 years old. In this very same neighborhood are located the convent and the Parroquia Santisima Trinidad. The convent and the church were initiatives of Ferdinand and Isabella driven from their authority and affection for the monks. It is one of the many churches of Malaga that is attractive through its architectural characteristics.

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Sight Name: Parroquia Santisima Trinidad
Sight Location: Malaga, Spain (See walking tours in Malaga)
Sight Type: Religious

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