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As the May long weekend arrives, locals and visitors in Malaga should prepare for a sudden weather shift. AEMET warns of potentially strong rains and storms across the province.

With high-speed trains back in full swing just in time for the May long weekend, Malaga is ready to host a fantastic lineup of food routes, outdoor concerts, and local festivals. Here is how to spend your days.

Málaga is evolving from a software hub into a European deep tech epicenter. With a new quantum computer arriving at UMA and a full-scale production center in the works, the Costa del Sol is redefining its technological landscape.

Following tough consecutive defeats against Almería and Castellón at the end of April, Malaga CF has issued a passionate call for unity. As May 2026 begins, the city rallies behind the team's vital push for promotion.

As Málaga hosts the Vitur Summit 2026, we explore how the rise of flexible accommodation is reshaping the city for digital nomads, expats, and the local economy.

Málaga has joined Madrid as Spain's standard for museum density. Once you've seen the Picasso and Pompidou, here are the hidden cultural gems you need to explore.

Despite record passenger numbers, Malaga's coastal train lines will not receive Renfe's new high-capacity trains due to station infrastructure constraints.

Make the most of the May long weekend in Malaga with our curated guide. From the return of full high-speed rail services to local food routes and spring festivals, here is your plan for the puente.

Discover the best family-friendly plans in Malaga this weekend, from outdoor adventures with ziplines and BBQ food trucks to captivating magic shows in the city center.

Two minor tremors have been recorded in the Malaga province over a three-day period, including a recent quake in Genalguacil. Learn why these light seismic events are normal and no cause for alarm.

Malaga cements its tech hub status by deploying an AI-powered 'digital twin' of the city, enabling local police to predict crime hotspots and optimize patrol routes for enhanced public safety.

Discover Málaga's wild side this spring. From hidden inland waterfalls and crystal-clear pools to the ancient ruins of Cerro de la Tortuga right within the city limits, it's time to hit the trails.