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The procession of the Three Kings is a mainly Spanish tradition. The first parade which is recorded took place in 1876 in Alicante and thanks to its success it was expanding rapidly to other cities. In 1917 took place the first Parade in Andalusia and today is a typical established tradition throughout the province.

Another new year comes, time flies! While in most European countries the sun gradually gives way to clouds, rain and the earliest snow, in Malaga the sun still shines brightly in a blue sky. Do you want to know how we celebrate New Year's Eve in Malaga and Spain?

Children and adults can enjoy a fun time on the ice, with a new ice rink installed in Andalusia Avenue, next to the entrance of the department store El Corte Ingles Malaga city, offering a new form of entertainment during the Christmas holidays. Find more ice rinks in the Costa del Sol where practicing winter activities and having fun on Christmas.

On October 31 arrives the terrifying night of Halloween at our city. Do you have any plan? Malaga is ready and features events in which you can already register. If you have not yet decided what to do, we offer interesting activities for both adults and children. We hope you survive, we wouldn´t want to run out of readers..

The popular Fuengirola Fair begins on the night of October 6th. You can find out all the details about these days, the Fair programme and the live concerts that will take place in the auditorium in 2018 throughout the week.

The next June 23, thousands of people of all ages will celebrate along the coast the shortest night of the year at the summer solstice known as the 'Night of San Juan' in Spain; also called St. John's bonfires or Midsummer's Eve. I will tell you activities for this special night and the most popular places for celebrating it in Malaga.

We share the experience of a blog reader who spent a weekend in Malaga at a very good price. Do you want to know everything she could do for only 25 euros? Don't miss our article and find out how cheap is to enjoy life!

As every year during March comes the celebration of San Patricio in Malaga, an event full of activities. Read everything about San Patricio, its history, which municipalities celebrate it and what activities they propose for this green dyed day.

The Enlightenment Stupa is the largest Buddhist temple in Western world. What is a Stupa and what kind of Stupas can we find? Read all about this monument in Benalmadena, next to the Butterfly Park.

Everything you need to know about the leisure and refreshing activities on Malaga's beaches. From renting a hydro-pedal and its price to the always popular jet skis without forgetting other new activities that could be of your interest.