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Get ready for your May weekend in Málaga with our quick guide. We cover the 2026 Book Fair, Muelle Uno's Star Wars farewell, and an important swimming ban at Los Álamos beach.

With rural tourism hitting 70% occupancy this May Day weekend, discover why travelers are swapping the coast for traditional 'ventas', local wines, and inland charm.

A vocational training partnership between Malaga's Alan Turing center and Kenya's Saint Paul's University has driven local tech firm 64 Software Train SL to open an African headquarters.

Your quick roundup for the first weekend of May 2026 in Málaga: browse the Book Fair, say goodbye to a Star Wars staple at Muelle Uno, and note a swimming ban at Los Álamos.

Escape the coastal crowds and head inland to Antequera for a family-friendly nature retreat. Discover outdoor activities, workshops, and the perfect screen-free day trip at Espacio Madaura.

Swap the crowded coastal beaches and shopping centers for fresh air. Discover how a family day trip to Antequera offers the perfect active nature escape to get kids off their screens.

Escape the city crowds and discover the perfect inland family day trip. From active nature workshops at Espacio Madaura to sustainable tourism in Antequera, find out how to unplug the kids this weekend.

Discover how the La Térmica megaproject is reshaping Málaga's western skyline. With 45% already built, this beachfront development is the latest prime real estate opportunity for investors and expats.

A look at the recent May 1st Labor Day protests in downtown Malaga, where major unions marched to highlight the city's housing crisis and wage stagnation.

Electricity has been progressively restored across Málaga following a significant blackout. Discover how the city's hospitals and residents handled the disruption with remarkable resilience.

A recap of the recent May 1st Labor Day demonstrations in downtown Malaga, where major unions marched down Calle Larios to address the local housing crisis and wage stagnation.

Malaga is stepping out of Madrid's shadow by officially bidding to host Spain's newly created Independent Authority for the Investigation of Transport Accidents, signaling a major push for institutional decentralization.