Steps, Places and Andalusian Tradition

Holy Week in Malaga is one of the most spectacular in Andalusia, known for its vibrant character, its monumental thrones and the popular devotion that fills the streets. Declared a Festival of International Tourist Interest, this celebration combines religiosity, art, music and feeling. In 2025, Semana Santa will take place from April 13 to 20, and promises unforgettable emotions.

1. The Most Emblematic Processions of the Holy Week in Malaga

Malaga lives its Holy Week with intensity, and every day offers unique moments. Some of the processions that you can not miss are:

2. Best Places to Watch the Processions in Malaga

3. Complement your Experience: Art, Gastronomy and Flamenco Passion in Málaga

Besides living the processions, Malaga offers an enormous cultural and sensory richness during this week. It is the ideal time to enjoy the local gastronomy, visit museums, and of course, let yourself be carried away by the Andalusian art.

If you are looking for a complete experience in the city, you can’t miss a flamenco show in Malaga, an authentic way to connect with the passion and soul of Andalusia. During Holy Week, these shows are experienced with more emotion than ever.

In Alegria Flamenco & Gastronomy, located next to Muelle Uno and a few steps from the historic center, we extend our opening hours during Holy Week so you can enjoy the best flamenco in Malaga when it suits you best.

Book in advance!

Easter in Malaga is a time of high demand. We recommend you to book your activities, restaurants and flamenco shows in advance, so you don’t run out of space and you can organize your day with peace of mind.

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