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Easter processions in Malaga are unique and attract thousands of locals and tourists every year. During this week, more than 45 processions take to the streets to captivate wherever they go. 5 Easter Processions in Malaga that you can not miss If there is one word that can best describe Easter Week in Malaga, it is passion, and after seeing the 5 processions we have for you, you will understand why. El Cautivo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9laKzYoRaog Congregación de Mena https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQelLQ1a0e0 El Rico https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDHLoXKtbyY Archicofradía Paso y Esperanza https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIJrzWK4Ack Domingo de Resurrección https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdyuicsQDXU Processions and itineraries for 2024 Click here to see all the processions and itineraries of the Easter Processions in Malaga 2024, which ones would you like to see? Iconic moments of Malaga's Easter Week The preparations for Easter in Malaga begin with Lent, with events that bring the public of all ages to the churches, to the images and above all to the brotherhoods, where they begin to build a new week full of emotions. The public of Easter in Malaga has no age, attracting even the youngest, such as the brotherhood of the Pollinica. Pollinica Málaga La Tribuna de los Pobres Watching the passing of the thrones from the Tribuna de los Pobres is quite an experience. Every Holy Tuesday we see the bride of Malaga being lifted by hand in front of the public in the Tribune, it is inevitable to be moved by this image surrounded by…

If you're asking yourself, "What to see in Malaga in 1 day?" don't hesitate to keep reading. In this blog, you'll discover an hourly itinerary to explore Malaga in 1 day, including iconic sites, distances, and recommendations for meals. Exploring the Best of Malaga in 1 Day Malaga is a vibrant and charming city that offers a perfect blend of good weather, culture, history, technology, and gastronomy. That's why it has become one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. Although a single day may seem short, you can get to know the most emblematic areas of Malaga in 1 day. Let's get started. Itinerary to See Malaga in 1 Day We've designed an itinerary for you, from 9 in the morning to 9 at night, including visits, mealtime, and some recommendations for places to truly enjoy and see Malaga in 1 day. Although we believe we have included the essentials, you can always modify the guide to your liking. Morning: Explore Malaga's Historic Center 9:00 AM - Breakfast in Plaza de la Merced We recommend starting your day with breakfast in the iconic Plaza de la Merced. The square allows you to soak in the local life's energy before beginning your adventure. We suggest having the Andalusian breakfast of bread with olive oil, but you can also add tomato, serrano ham, cheese, etc. 10:00 AM - Visit the Roman Theatre, Alcazaba de Malaga, and Gibralfaro Castle After breakfast, visit the…

What to do in Torremolinos is a very common question among tourists who come to the town for the first time. In this blog, you will find out what you can do in the town and we will give you some recommendations. What to do in Torremolinos Enjoy the beaches If you have opted for the municipality, it is probably because you want to relax on its beaches. The most popular beaches in Torremolinos are La Carihuela, El Bajondillo and Playamar. On all of these beaches you can enjoy golden sands, calm waters and shallow waters. In addition, you will have at your disposal numerous services such as sunbeds, toilets, showers, shops, bars and restaurants. If you come in summer, we recommend you to go early in the morning as they tend to be very crowded due to their popularity. Explore the old town The old town of Torremolinos is located very close to the coast, so you won't have to walk far to get there from the beach. We recommend that you start your journey from Plaza de la Nogalera and continue along San Miguel street. San Miguel street is one of the most popular streets in Torremolinos. It has numerous shops, jewellery shops, bars, restaurants… Whatever you need to buy you can find it in San Miguel street. At the end of the street, you will come across the parish church of San Miguel Arcangel, a charming 18th…

If you're looking for a seaside town to spend your holidays in Andalusia, then La Cala de Mijas is the one for you. La Cala de Mijas has everything you're looking for and more. In this blog you will find out what the weather is like, the activities you can do and what to see in Mijas if you get the chance to come. The weather in La Cala de Mijas The weather in La Cala de Mijas is unbeatable. It is warm and sunny almost all year round with slight variations in the climate during the seasons. In the summer you will enjoy temperatures ranging between 25 and 38 degrees Celsius, while in the winter the weather in Cala de Mijas is not cold and you will still enjoy the sun, temperatures rarely drop below 10 degrees. On the other hand, if you like mild weather, consider booking your holiday for the spring and autumn months, as you will find very pleasant temperatures ranging from 15 to 25 degrees. What to do in La Cala de Mijas In La Cala de Mijas the last thing you'll do is get bored. The town has a wide range of activities for all the family, here are some of our favourite things to do in La Cala de Mijas. Enjoy Mijas beaches La Cala de Mijas has several incredible beaches that have nothing to envy to the caribbean. Each one has its…

Have you heard of the Genal Valley? If you are a lover of the rural world you can not miss this beautiful valley located in the region of the Serrania de Ronda, one of the many corners that has the province of Malaga and worth visiting. This unique spot is one of the few almost virgin places left in the province of Malaga, hidden in the interior of it and to reach it we will have to go through curves and country roads, but it has stunning views of large ancient forests and crystal clear waters of the river Genal, which is the one that gives its name to this impressive place. Want to know more? Stay tuned! How many villages are there in the Genal Valley? The Genal Valley is made up of 16 white villages and as a curiosity we can tell you that it has a microclimate and a great flora. A perfect place to enjoy some hiking routes in the province of Malaga. You can also rent a bike if you feel like it. You should know that there are two distinctions: the white villages of the Genal Valley known as Alto Genal and Bajo Genal. Igualeja (where the river Genal rises) Igualeja is a village with a long history, as it is located in an area that has been inhabited since prehistoric times. The town has numerous monuments and buildings of historical interest, such as…

Still haven't heard of this paradise located 6 kilometres from the Costa del Sol? Today we tell you all about Alcazaba Lagoon, the largest artificial lagoon in Europe. 💙  Alcazaba Lagoon, how to get there? You should know that it is located in the municipality of Casares and that it has one of the best climatic ecosystems in Europe.The distance from Malaga city to Casares is almost 104 kilometres so you will have to go by car. What to do in Alcazaba Lagoon? Don't think it's a swimming pool, this space simulates the beaches of the Caribbean Sea and has 1.4 hectares of crystalline waters where you can practice many water sports.Are you a lover of paddle surfing, kitesurfing, canoeing or windsurfing? You are in luck because this is the ideal place for it.The company that owns this resort has 50 artificial lagoons spread all over the world, so if you like to travel you can discover the rest.And if sunbathing is your thing, the lagoon is surrounded by a fine white sandy beach, perfect for enjoying a relaxing day in safety. Where to eat in Alcazaba Lagoon? This space designed to enjoy a day among turquoise and crystalline waters has a restaurant that will impress you with its views. It is located on the water's edge and you can access it from the water.A modern decoration and an extensive menu of meat, fish and seafood with Mediterranean, Spanish, Italian…