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Read about Malaga's Muslim past and its monuments route. The Moorish presence influenced the growth of our city in a way that was totally different from what was happening in the rest of Europe. Come and learn how our past has influenced our people, gastronomy and culture.

Christmas is arriving in Malaga and - how could it be otherwise - Christmas markets are emerging in Malaga, ideal to go for a stroll enjoying the great atmosphere with the stalls,which each year are more elaborate, and the Christmas lighting in Malaga.

Have you ever thought about going on holiday in a campervan or a motorhome? If you never thought about it, I hope I can tempt you; having one offers endless possibilities to make your holiday memorable. I'll give you information on what you need to know and places to camp under the stars. Are you up for it?

Lots of glamour, the best music, many sexy people and plenty of champagne flood at this exclusive club every year. A club that is still one of the most popular ones in Marbella for those who like to see and be seen. Are you interested? You can read more in our blog.

I hope that once again I can awaken your curiosity about the past and the origin of our city; this time I am going to tell you the history of the Romans in Malaga and about some of the monuments and remains that have survived until today. Malaga is a city with an ancient culture and history, would you like to learn about its past?

The Andalucia Day on the 28th of February is always full of activities and cultural events in Malaga. Are you interested in finding out more about this day and the different events taking place in the province? From a souk in the at Pier One, to traditional dances and Andalusian products in Torremolinos or a gastronomic event in Manilva. We are sure that some of the activities that take place this day will be of your interest.

All the information you need to know about the Carnival in Malaga, the dates and calendar of activities, schedules of parades and competitions. Want to know more about what to expect this year?

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.