Sunny October in the province of Malaga does come not only with excellent temperatures but also with many activities such as Fairs and traditional festivals, international walking festival and the particular celebration of Halloween in the Andalusian style.
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Welcome to Malaga!
Discover some of the enchanting corners of Malaga. The city has real gems that you probably didn’t know about yet.
Malaga’s classic attractions (of which there are quite a few by the way!) can be found in any decent travel guide to this ancient city situted in the bay of Malaga.
But we’re going to make your mouth water with this alternative Insider tour of local and visiting photographers and show you some real gems of Malaga that you probably didn’t know about yet.
Malaga in August is buzzing with life and activities, and above all, lots of music! Book your car hire in Malaga before it’s too late and get ready for some of the best events of the year!
Things to do in Malaga in July. The billboards are full to the brim with lots and lots of music under the stars on warm summer nights, on the best stages in the province, come and join us!
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At the dawn of what is going to be a historic summer on the Costa del Sol, we are already warming up the engines with a huge range of activities: What to see in Malaga in June 2023, find out more!
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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?
We have collected for this month events and activities that you can do during your visit in Malaga during January. Here we go!
With the opening of Malaga and other municipalities, we face the weekend with optimism.
We should remember that on 5 February, in order to contain the spread of the Coronavirus in Andalusia, a state of alarm was proposed whereby municipalities with an accumulated incidence of infection of more than 500 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in 14 days would be closed (https://www.juntadeandalucia.es/boja/2021/514/2)
The current situation invites us to look forward to the weekend with optimism.