#malaga-port-development-2026

As the 2026 season heats up, Málaga CF faces a high-pressure match against FC Andorra and prepares for the final Andalusian away day against Almería. Here is everything expats and fans need to know.

Wondering if you can bring a folding chair to Málaga's Semana Santa processions? The Local Police have clarified the rules for the 2026 edition, allowing portable seats as long as they don't block access or create safety hazards.

Following the fifth rainiest winter in the province's history, Málaga's reservoirs have reached 'technical full' capacity, securing the water supply and easing restriction fears for 2026.

Forget the crowded historic center. The traditional Barrio de la Victoria is experiencing a culinary revival in 2026 with three exciting new restaurant openings, making it Málaga's must-visit neighborhood for authentic tapas.

Backed by a €200 million investment from Hesperia and Al Alfia, the luxury hotel project in the Port of Málaga is redefining the city's skyline. Discover its impact on real estate, foreign investment, and local leisure.

Málaga CF has cemented its long-term vision by renewing Coach Juanfran Funes and Sporting Director Loren Juarros until 2028. Discover what this stability means for the club's future and upcoming matches.

With ongoing high-speed AVE delays between Málaga and Madrid, Renfe is considering diverting traffic to local Cercanías tracks. Here is what commuters and travelers need to know.

Málaga continues to solidify its status as the Silicon Valley of Southern Europe with a new agreement to install Spain's largest quantum computer, driving innovation in health, water, and energy.

Looking for things to do in Málaga besides Easter? Discover the best alternative plans this week, from FreakCon 2026 in Torremolinos to authentic flamenco shows in the historic center.

Unicaja Malaga basketball was recently honored at the Andalusian Sports Awards. Discover why experiencing a game at the Carpena arena is a must for expats and newcomers.

Escape the crowded center and discover where locals eat in Málaga. The opening of Don Salva completes a trio of exciting new tapas spots in Barrio de la Victoria.

Holy Week in Málaga is breathtaking, but the massive crowds and intense noise can easily overwhelm families. Here is your practical guide to navigating the chaos, protecting your peace, and enjoying the processions with kids.