Málaga events and seasonal plans

Ideal for culture, food and quieter city exploration.

• Christmas lights in Calle Larios – One of Spain’s most famous displays.
• Museums: Picasso Museum, Thyssen Museum, and the Pompidou Centre.
• Málaga Carnival (February) — Parades, costumes and street celebrations.

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Perfect climate for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

• Semana Santa – One of Málaga’s biggest events with iconic processions.
• Beach season starts – La Malagueta and Pedregalejo become lively.
• Noche en Blanco (May) – Museums and cultural spaces open all night.

Beach life, festivals and warm evenings.

• Feria de Málaga (August) — Music, dance, food and celebrations.
• Sunset walks on Muelle Uno
• Boat trips & beach days all along the coast.

Calm, warm weather and cultural highlights.

• Film Festival Málaga (usually in early autumn).
• Gastronomy tours around Soho, El Centro and La Merced.
• Hiking in Montes de Málaga with cooler temperatures.

Ideal for culture, food and quieter city exploration.

• Christmas lights in Calle Larios – One of Spain’s most famous displays.
• Museums: Picasso Museum, Thyssen Museum, and the Pompidou Centre.
• Málaga Carnival (February) — Parades, costumes and street celebrations.

A picture is worth a thousand words. Use this space to focus on the thing which make you great.