Dear friends, we are very pleased to finally be able to present you with a halfway decent events calendar for the month of April!
After a whole year of pandemic and fluctuating numbers of cases and restriction measures, however, we are also becoming more and more adept at ensuring safe tourism.
- No refuelling fee
- Free cancellation
- Hire without intermediaries
- Pay when you pick up your car
Many establishments, museums and other monumental and historical sites are currently obtaining the International Safe Tourism Seal and applying all the Covid safety measures, such as reduced capacity, special opening hours, safety distances, etc.
Here are the activities for this month of April and we hope there will be many more in the coming months!
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Guided tour of the historic San Miguel Cemetery
Guided tour of the historic San Miguel Cemetery in Malaga in an interesting route, where we can discover its 19th and 20th century Malaga architecture, the history of the cemetery and the people who rest there. The next visit is on 11th April at 11am and is free of charge.
Interested parties should send a Whatsapp to 676 210 477 indicating the date of the visit, name and surname and the number of people who are going to attend and they will receive an acknowledgement of receipt confirming the registration and informing them of the meeting point.
How to get there: https://goo.gl/maps/4G7rNvUggruceUxYA
Spring Market at Pier One
The Spring Market is now open at Muelle Uno, every day until the 9th of May, from 10 am to 10 pm, in the Main Square, with a wide range of clothes, accessories, food, costume jewellery and thousands of ideas for gifts and treats.
How to get there: https://goo.gl/maps/H6i2HjEkSWxhsPTf8
El Paseo Market
Every second Sunday of the month the Paseo Market takes place on the Paseo Marítimo Ciudad de Melilla, next to the well-known La Malagueta beach. A good Sunday plan to stroll around, have a drink in the beach bars and enjoy a market with a great selection of original and charming artisan products.
Next markets
Sunday 11th April
Sunday 9th May
Timetable from 11 am to 7 pm
How to get there: https://goo.gl/maps/BnShvVpGS9zHaPxb8
Soho Urban Market
This market takes place in the central pedestrian street C/ Tomás Heredia, in the so-called arts quarter Soho, with more than fifty artists, craftsmen, creators, designers and local producers.
Upcoming markets:
Sunday 18 and 25 April
Timetable: from 11 am to 7 pm
How to get there: https://goo.gl/maps/xAEoFCvNUURoCjAV7
Festival ‘Soul Train’ Fuengirola
Soul and Funky lovers have an appointment at Palacio de la Paz in Fuengirola on the 17th of April at 7 pm at the celebration of the ‘Soul Train’ festival, with live performances, dancers and performances.
Tickets are already on sale at a single price of 15 euros plus booking fee. The event is adapted to all current health regulations.
Website: https://www.eventbrite.es/e/entradas-soul-train-global-edition-tour-147583780059
How to get there: https://goo.gl/maps/wQzVqE65395eKFwJ7
Tickets on sale for Marenostrum Fuengirola shows this summer
Tickets are now on sale for the shows that are scheduled for this summer in the magnificent open-air concert venue, next to the sea and the Sohail castle.
You can now buy tickets to see the following shows: Ara Malikian (4 June); María José Llergo (5 June); Martita de Graná (12 June); Sohail Jazz Experience (from 17 to 20 June); Izal (26 June); La M.O.D.A. (30th July); Sidecars (31st July); El Kanka (2nd August); Cantajuego (3rd August); Los Morancos (3rd August) and Derby Motoreta’s Burrito Kachimba (26th August) and Miguel Poveda (4th September).
The shows have all the hygienic-sanitary guarantees. In addition, all tickets for the concert series will be covered by a cancellation insurance policy. So that, if the spectator cannot attend for health reasons or the show is cancelled, the organisers will refund the full amount of the ticket.
Tickets can be purchased through the official website www.marenostrumfuengirola.com.
You may also be interested in discovering the Selwo Parks in Malaga or the Cave of Nerja.
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Kind regards,
MalagaCar.com
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