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Of course the great beaches of nearby Costa del Sol are what have made Malaga one of the most visited regions of Spain. But this town has more to offer than just seaside and sunshine!
It was founded already by Phoenicians, and was of great importance in the Moorish epoch. Highly interesting historical remains are left as well in the town itself as in all the province. Add to that beautiful landscapes and picturesque villages, and perhaps you will know what for to come here ...
Malaga: Fiestas and Folklore
Malaga is an extraordinarily lively town, and the visitor will certainly find here anything he expects to find in Andalucia. Among the most attractive events during a year are the following:
On January, 6th the procession of the three Magi, an event specially appreciated by children.
Easter-Week is celebrated in Malaga, as in most of the large Andalusian towns, with impressive religious processions. Remarkable are specially the processions of Señor de los Gitanos on Monday and of Nuestro Padre Jesus el Rico on Wednesday.
The celebrations of Corpus Christi, in May, are most beautiful in the little village of Casabermeja close to Malaga. All the village is decorated with flowers, and the festivities take four days.
During the third week of August there is the traditional Feria de Verano, with Flamenco-music, people in regional dresses and an exposition of the most beautiful horses.
On December, 28th, the day of "Los Santos Inocentes" takes place a quite curious event: Numberless people come together in a traditional local, Venta del Tunel to dance Flamenco all the night through, to total exhaustion.
The Málaga Fería is the most famous fería in Andalucia and so you can enjoy it to it's best we have included a guide so click here to see what it has to offer.
It was founded already by Phoenicians, and was of great importance in the Moorish epoch. Highly interesting historical remains are left as well in the town itself as in all the province. Add to that beautiful landscapes and picturesque villages, and perhaps you will know what for to come here ...
Malaga: Fiestas and Folklore
Malaga is an extraordinarily lively town, and the visitor will certainly find here anything he expects to find in Andalucia. Among the most attractive events during a year are the following:
On January, 6th the procession of the three Magi, an event specially appreciated by children.
Easter-Week is celebrated in Malaga, as in most of the large Andalusian towns, with impressive religious processions. Remarkable are specially the processions of Señor de los Gitanos on Monday and of Nuestro Padre Jesus el Rico on Wednesday.
The celebrations of Corpus Christi, in May, are most beautiful in the little village of Casabermeja close to Malaga. All the village is decorated with flowers, and the festivities take four days.
During the third week of August there is the traditional Feria de Verano, with Flamenco-music, people in regional dresses and an exposition of the most beautiful horses.
On December, 28th, the day of "Los Santos Inocentes" takes place a quite curious event: Numberless people come together in a traditional local, Venta del Tunel to dance Flamenco all the night through, to total exhaustion.
The Málaga Fería is the most famous fería in Andalucia and so you can enjoy it to it's best we have included a guide so click here to see what it has to offer.
