Malaga Spain holidays

Malaga tourism

Malaga tourism

| October 24, 2011

Founded by the Phoenicians, Malaga, situated 370 kilometers to the south of Alicante, is the second largest city of Andalusia. Apart for its architecture, it is also famous for its gastronomical delights and for its nightlife. It is the best bet for those who love fiestas and have an attraction for folklore. Lovers of sports, [...]

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Malaga Festival of Spanish Cinema

Malaga Festival of Spanish Cinema

| February 19, 2012

The Malaga Festival was born in 1998 and, in each edition, it has had one goal: to encourage the dissemination and promotion of Spanish cinema. Date from 21-04-2012 To 28-04-2012 .

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Malaga Easter week

Malaga Easter week

| February 19, 2012

One of the most moving moments occurs on Good Friday in the Plaza de Arriola square, when the nuns of the convent of La Cruz sing to the Brotherhood of Los Dolores de San Juan. From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, the confraternities of Malaga carry their floats in processions representing the Passion of Christ [...]

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Malaga Fair

Malaga Fair

| February 19, 2012

The Malaga fair commemorates the city’s capture by the Catholic Monarchs in August 1487, and is celebrated with a range of activities such as competitions, performances and concerts, held in the fairground of El Real.

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Malaga festivals and traditions

Malaga festivals and traditions

| January 21, 2012

The portrayal of Christ’s passion in Riogordo, the “throne races” of the nights of Easter Thursday and Good Friday in Antequera, and the solemn processions in Malaga itself, which have been declared a fiesta of International Tourist Interest, are just some examples of the significance of the Easter celebrations for the province as a whole.

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