Practical Guidance

Once known as “the most dangerous path in the world”, the Caminito del Rey has transformed into one of southern Spain’s most popular attractions, drawing thousands of visitors every year. If you’re considering visiting this spectacular footpath just an hour from Málaga, take this as your sign: it’s absolutely worth it. Between dramatic cliffside views […]

This week in Málaga offers a rich mix of culture, community, and entertainment, bringing together everything from contemporary art and live music to literature, family activities, and local food markets. Across the city and its surroundings, visitors can experience major festivals, intimate cultural events, and social gatherings that highlight both emerging talent and local traditions.

After an intense week of Semana Santa, Málaga begins to exhale. The processions have passed, the streets grow quieter, and the city slowly returns to its everyday rhythm. This week is less about big spectacles and more about atmosphere: live music in intimate venues, creative gatherings, and small moments that make the city feel personal

This week in Málaga is dominated by Semana Santa, as numerous processions take over the streets and shape the rhythm of the city. From early morning to late at night, Málaga is filled with a unique atmosphere you won’t experience at any other time of the year. But beyond the processions, there’s still plenty to

  Málaga is located in Andalusia – at the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. But beside breathtaking views on the deep blue, the province of Málaga offers a montainous landscape to explore. Various hiking and trekking routes lie just an hour away from the city’s center. One of them is the mystical El Torcal de

From interactive city adventures and dance classes to budget-friendly tapas nights and the start of Semana Santa — this week in Málaga blends social experiences with cultural highlights. As spring arrives, the city offers the perfect mix of outdoor activities, live events, and opportunities to meet new people. Whether you want to explore Málaga through

Marbella is famous for its luxury lifestyle, endless beaches and glamorous reputation. Often described as the playground of the rich, the city on the Costa del Sol attracts celebrities, yacht owners and golf lovers from all over the world. With its beach clubs, expensive cars and exclusive resorts, it almost feels like a different world

This week, Málaga once again proves that there is always something happening: From thought-provoking cinema to hands-on workshops, live performances and vibrant community gatherings. Whether you’re looking to learn something new, meet people, dive into Andalusian traditions or simply enjoy a great night out, the city offers a plan for every mood. With the Festival