What to see in Malaga in April? Are you ready to celebrate spring? Get ready, this April in Malaga is brimming with activities and events, with lots and lots of music!
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Malaga in March is the time to go out and have fun with the advent of good weather. To help you decide what to do during these dates, we are going to propose you some activities and events.
Are you up for any of the following events and activities in March in Malaga?
Do you love to try the local cuisine on your travels? If you’re coming to the Costa del Sol in the next few weeks and enjoy strolling through the old town and discovering unique flavors, here’s a route of typical dishes from Malaga during Lent and Easter.
The 2026 Malaga Carnival will take place from February 7th to 15th. Will you be on the Costa del Sol during those dates? Then don’t miss the colourful street celebrations in the city centre.
The Malaga Carnival is a tradition that was revived in 1982 after the Franco regime. It has become one of the most colourful and vibrant events on the Costa del Sol throughout the year, attracting more than 600,000 visitors. Here’s everything you need to know! (more…)
Undoubtedly the most awaited day in Spain (for children) is the Three Kings Parade in Malaga on January 6. During this day, which is a bank Holiday in Spain, children finally receive their long-awaited gifts from the hand of the Three Wise Men from the East.
On the eve of Three Kings Day, in the afternoon of January 5, there is probably no child at home, since everyone is in the streets to see the crowded and colourful Three Kings Parade.
We recommend the Three Kings Parade in Malaga, which is one of the most vibrant and spectacular.
You’ll also find a list of most of the celebrations in the towns along the Costa del Sol.
Winter has officially begun. Given that the Costa del Sol is the warmest and sunniest spot in Europe, you might be surprised by this article about winter traffic fines in Malaga.
The DGT (Spanish Directorate General of Traffic) is stepping up its controls during the winter months and warning of infractions that many may not even be aware of, with fines ranging from €80 to €200. From driving a dirty car to wearing a coat: these are traffic fines that almost no one knows about, but they really do exist. We’ll tell you more below!
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You will be surprised by the wide range of music, events and activities you can enjoy during your visit to Malaga in January!
There are many good reasons to spend the winter in Malaga. A high percentage of our visitors associate the Costa del Sol with the summer months of sun and beach.
However, due to the mild climate all year round, Malaga is one of the best destinations in Europe to escape the cold.
Today we present one of the star products of Malaga’s gastronomy, the Tomato Huevo de Toro.
As many may know, Malaga’s fertile soils, combined with the mild climate, offer an incredible variety of fruit and vegetables all year round. Combined with fish and seafood, Malaga has the best of Mediterranean cuisine.
One of the star delicacies, which is only available in season, is the so-called Huevo de Toro tomato. It is produced in the Guadalhorce Valley, also called “the orchard of Malaga”, a few kilometres from Malaga.
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