Málaga will host the 38th International Jazz Festival at Teatro Cervantes, promising a week-long energetic and lively celebration of jazz. Málaga is set to come alive with the sound of smooth melodies and rhythmic beats as the 38th edition of the International Jazz Festival takes place from November 2nd to November 9th at Teatro Cervantes. […]
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As Halloween nears, Málaga offers thrilling activities, family fun, and tasty treats, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy. A Guide to Halloween activities for all ages During this period, Málaga transforms into a vibrant hub of spooky activities and festive events. Whether you are looking for thrills, family-friendly fun, or simply a good
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What better time than October, the month of Halloween, for a haunting nighttime visit to Spain’s oldest English cemetery? It is October, with the crisp autumn air, orange leaves, and the Night of the Dead approaching. Pumpkins are everywhere, and scary disguises are worn to prevent the dead from claiming our bodies. So, what better
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This year, Málaga will once again be in the spotlight for tennis enthusiasts, hosting the grand finale of the prestigious Davis Cup 2024. The final phase of the Davis Cup, the most prestigious international team competition in men’s tennis, returns to Málaga for the third consecutive year. The event will take place at the José
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The Cerveza Victoria brewery opens its doors for a full beer experience, but there are only a few dates available until the end of 2024. Málaga, known for its beautiful seaside, vibrant nightlife, and sunny weather, offers much more than just enjoyable days at the beach or exploring the art in the city. Today, we
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El Torcal de Antequera, located in the province of Málaga, Spain, is a stunning natural reserve renowned for its unique karst landscapes. This area, with its impressive limestone formations, was declared a Natural Conservation Zone and a Special Protection Zone for birds (ZEPA) due to its rich biodiversity and geological significance. The reserve supports a
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In the vibrant city of Málaga, a unique initiative by Ceron has been making waves among the elderly community. Dubbed the “Adult Tinder for the Elderly,” this platform called hagamos Hogar is designed to help older adults find companionship and meaningful connections, addressing a critical need in today’s aging society. Bridging the Gap of Loneliness
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The Málaga City Council, in collaboration with the Spanish Association Against Cancer (AECC), has launched an innovative educational program aimed at helping residents quit smoking. This initiative, supported by approximately 3,000 euros in funding from third-party organizations, underscores the city’s commitment to promoting a healthier lifestyle among its citizens. Smoking is a pervasive habit across
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Málaga, a city known for its rich history and vibrant culture, is set to bid farewell to one of its most iconic traditions: horse-drawn carriages. By 2035, these beloved carriages will no longer be a part of the city’s landscape, marking the end of an era. This decision, while rooted in modernity and sustainability, also
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In recent years, the political landscape of Spain has been marked by various regional independence movements. One of the most intriguing yet lesser-known movements is the Pan-Granatist movement, which seeks to establish Granada as an independent entity, separate from the autonomous community of Andalusia. This movement has gained renewed attention thanks to the efforts of
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