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Easter Processions in Malaga

Easter processions in Malaga are unique and attract thousands of locals and tourists every year. During this week, more than 45 processions take to the streets to captivate wherever they go. 5 Easter Processions in Malaga that you can not miss If there is one word that can best describe Easter Week in Malaga, it is passion, and after seeing the 5 processions we have for you, you will understand why. El Cautivo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9laKzYoRaog Congregación de Mena https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQelLQ1a0e0 El Rico https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDHLoXKtbyY Archicofradía Paso y Esperanza https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIJrzWK4Ack Domingo de Resurrección https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdyuicsQDXU Processions and itineraries for 2025 Click here to see all the processions and itineraries of the Easter Processions in Malaga 2025, which ones would you like to see? Iconic moments of Malaga's Easter Week The preparations for Easter in Malaga begin with Lent, with events that bring the public of all ages to the churches, to the images and above all to the brotherhoods, where they begin to build a new week full of emotions. The public of Easter in Malaga has no age, attracting even the youngest, such as the brotherhood of the Pollinica. Pollinica Málaga La Tribuna de los Pobres Watching the passing of the thrones from the Tribuna de los Pobres is quite an experience. Every Holy Tuesday we see the bride of Malaga being lifted by hand in front of the public in the Tribune, it is inevitable to be moved by this image surrounded by…

The Marbesol Report 2018 – Most visited places in Málaga

Málaga has become a well-known place for visiting art galleries, historical sites and monuments in the South of Europe. Indeed, art and culture have helped the city develop and attract a high number of visitors and also new “malagueños”. And that’s the exact mission of Marbesol’s car hire service: we want to help you discover the most precious gems of La Costa del Sol as you drive your comfortable rental car. As genuine fans of the Malaga region, we know those special spots that you shouldn’t miss during your stay. From the earliest Paleolithic constructions to the last reminiscences of contemporary art, practically all ages of history have left a special trace in Malaga, which makes it so unique. For all these reasons, we have decided to celebrate the diversity of Malaga’s artistic landscape with a 2018 Report on The Most Visited Places in Málaga (also including the province). You can find the report by clicking on this link. [caption id="attachment_281" align="aligncenter" width="373"] malaga-cathedral[/caption] A special thanks goes to the managing teams of all the monuments and museums who have kindly shared their latest figures and cooperated with our editorial team. We wish you a pleasant read and hope you our guide helps you make the best out of your stay. Kind regards, Your Marbesol Car Hire Team

What to see in Júzcar, the blue village

Do you love Andalusia, magic and the colour blue? This picturesque village has a mixture of all of these, receiving the name "Pueblo Pitufo" (Smurf Village). The village of Júzcar, as it is actually called, is located on the mountain range of the Serranía de Ronda, in the province of Málaga. This is a typical small village, with about 225 inhabitants and full of slopes and streets that you will love to walk through. The best of all is that you will only need a few hours to explore it all. Today from Marbesol we tell you what to see in Júzcar, the blue village. What stands out the most about this small village are the blue houses and the Smurf figures scattered around the village, an original and different attraction compared to the white villages of Malaga. Júzcar is one of the most charming villages in Andalusia. This unusual Smurf village was a place unnoticed by tourists until 2011, when the well-known production company Sony Picture chose this village for the filming of the successful movie "The Smurfs 3D", which is the reason why all the houses in this village are painted blue, even to the point of painting the Town Hall and the Church. However, in 2017, the Smurf village was claimed by the copyright for everything related to the Smurfs saga itself. It was at that time that the blue village was renamed the Blue Village, although…