Museum of the Holy Week of Malaga

The Holy Week Museum occupies most of the building of the former Hospital of St. Julian which was built in 1699 by the Brotherhood of Holy Charity of Christ, linked to Seville to found the eponymous Miguel de Manara. The building has two halls each focusing on their patio for a church whose nave corresponds to the widest part of the building and the facade facing the street Nosquera.

The Museum of Easter is installed around the main courtyard in the center is a fountain topped by a cross symbol tree of that Brotherhood of Charity, also incorporating the church of San Julián own.

It also features an Exhibit Hall with an audiovisual room and the very archives of the Association as a documentation center