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There are many things to see and places to visit in Malaga, some of them might not be in some guides but they are of great interest. Would you like to take a trip to the great stone monuments in Malaga? Constructions carved in the rock that will not leave you indifferent and are very easy to access by car. Save our recommendations for when you can visit us.

Will any of the strikes or delays affect your flight from or to Malaga airport? Find here the latest news about delays, strikes and cancellation of flights.

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.

In this article I bring you the megalithic culture of Antequera and its natural monuments. Monuments with a great cultural value that reveal us the life of our ancestors. This complex was declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2016. Without a doubt it is worth visiting Antequera at any time of the year, but if you are planning to do so during Saint Valentine's Day, I can tell you that there is also a beautiful love story about the Peña de los Enamorados (Rock of the Lovers).

27 to 29 MArch takes place Natura Malaga, an annual eco-fair where you can learn healthy and sustainable habits with lots of activities for the whole family. Among the many stands you will find all kinds of products and services. Visit our article for full details.

All the news and updates from Malaga airport in 2020. Find out about the new flights and airlines offering connections to the Costa del Sol and other news you might be interested in if you are planning on visiting Malaga.

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.