English Cemetery at Malaga
What the experts agree on
Spain's first Protestant cemetery, established in 1829 on land gifted by Málaga's governor. This 19th-century burial ground served foreigners who died in the city, offering a fascinating window into Málaga's multicultural past.
“St George’s Cemetery, to give it its proper name, was built in the 19th century to provide a burial place for foreigners who died in Malaga, and was the first Protestant cemetery in Spain.”
– The Telegraph
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"Situated on a piece of land given by the Governor of Málaga to the British Consul in 1829, this was the first Protestant cemetery in Spain." Full review
