World Cup trophy to go on display in Malaga from Sunday
The 'Reyes del Mundo' exhibition will begin its nationwide tour in the city, offering supporters the chance to relive Spain's 2026 World Cup triumph through an immersive experience
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What to do
Casabermeja celebrates festival honouring the Malaga goat
A street market, a tapas trail, workshops and guided tours are among the activities on offer this weekend
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Tolox international festival brings live art to the streets
The town becomes an open-air gallery where visitors can watch murals, sculptures and paintings take shape
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Historical re-enactment
Go back to in time to the Napoleonic wars
La Quema de Algarrobo marks a failed attempt by French troops to take the town in 1811, with reenactments and more
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Rock Festival
Dr Feelgood to headline 22nd San Pedro Rock festival
Firmly established as one of the town’s longest-running music events, this free festival takes place on Saturday 26 September
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Astronomy
German School of Malaga hosts 25th annual astronomy symposium
Dr Steffen Hagstotz to lecture on the James Webb Space Telescope and cosmic expansion at Marbella's Cortijo de Miraflores
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Andalusian Escapade
Discover Moclinejo
The Fiesta de los Viñeros is taking place on Sunday 13 September and pays tribute to the grape harvest and wine-making industry in the town
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Culture
Axarquía artistic and musical inspiration
Anne-Barbara Lenzin is opening up her sculpture garden in Cajiz again with four artists and live music from 25 to 27 September
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Culture
Torremolinos gets ready to host its quintessential pilgrimage
Around 200,000 people are expected to converge on the town for this traditional event on 20 September to kick off feria
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British stroke survivor's Seville expat agency celebrates its first year
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What To Do
Braille, tactile displays and easy-to-read text bring María Belén Morales’s art to life at the Nerja Museum
The exhibition aims to remove physical and sensory barriers in a free exhibition dedicated to the Tenerife-born sculptor, whose work is returning to the town after 32 years
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Beaches
Ten beaches in Malaga where you can unwind in September
This month brings a return to tranquillity to some of the sandy beaches and coves along the Costa del Sol and the Axarquía, from secluded spots nestled between cliffs to beaches with dunes and very little development
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Andalusian escapade
Medina Azahara: A majestic 'shining city'
The magnificent and enigmatic city that Abd al-Rahman III commanded to be built at the foot of the Sierra Morena, is just eight kilometres from the city of Cordoba
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Fairs
Malaga province's final Andalusian fairs still await
Although many ferias have already taken place, events can still be enjoyed in several inland and coastal towns
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Music festival
Two-night blues and boogie gathering returns to Fuengirola
The highly acclaimed Blues Room features some of the genre's most respected musicians on 18 and 19 September
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Andalusian Summer Escapade
Motril's regal charms
From Belgian royalty and rum distilleries to quiet beaches, this Costa Tropical gateway offers far more than just a cruise stop
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Music festival
Unique independent music festival returns to Torremolinos
The Canela Party is aimed at those who enjoy underground music in preference to the mainstream
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Theatre
Irish theatrical group return to Fuengirola with absurd drama
The Portumna Players are presenting The Beauty Queen of Leeane at the Salón Varietés on 4 and 5 September
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Andalusina escapade
One town, three lighthouses
With late-summer charm, the longest promenade on the Costa del Sol, and a fascinating history behind its three surviving lighthouses, Torre del Mar offers far more than just a typical beach escape
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Culture
Experience three cultures in one town
The programme for the four-day festival, which celebrates Frigiliana's Christian, Islamic and Jewish heritage, includes music, tapas and a market
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