Like everywhere also in Andalusia all kinds of interesting things happen every day, such as fiestas and festivals, culinary gatherings, processions, special exhibitions, but there's also news on the housing market or changed regulations. To make it easy for you, we bundle some interesting articles in this section so that you have everything at a glance.

 

Christmas lights in Málaga 2025 on the main street at night

The preparations for the Christmas festivities are once again in full swing across Andalusia. In many towns and cities, the decorations have already been put up, including in Málaga’s historic centre. The fact that the installation of the lights is almost complete can only mean one thing: it won’t be long before the official switch-on takes place. Every year, thousands of people come to Málaga to enjoy the Christmas lights with their families and soak up the magical atmosphere. Especially the official lighting ceremony at the end of November attracts large crowds to the city centre.

There are also more and more activities taking place in the old town: from shows and festivals to concerts, zambombas and the well-known stalls along the Paseo del Parque. A perfect excuse to plan a visit in December or January, as it is truly a delight to wander through Málaga in the evening.

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A row of graves in a Spanish cemetery decorated with flowers

Honouring loved ones
Every year on the 1st of November, Andalusia celebrates Todos los Santos — All Saints’ Day — one of Spain’s most meaningful and heartfelt traditions. It is a national holiday dedicated to remembering loved ones who have passed away, blending solemnity with a deep sense of family connection.

From early in the morning, families make their way to local cemeteries, carrying colourful flowers to decorate the graves of relatives and friends. Tombstones are carefully cleaned and adorned, and the atmosphere, though emotional, is full of warmth and respect.

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Stock market charts on the left and the port of Malaga on the right

Andalusia is rapidly strengthening its position as a leading logistics hub in Southern Europe. The regional government has announced a €160 million investment plan to enhance the sector through 2030, focusing on intermodal connectivity, sustainable infrastructure, and strategic international partnerships.

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A map of Spain in 3D, covered in the colours of the Spanish flag

On October 12, Spain celebrates again a national holiday: Día de la Hispanidad. A day full of history and symbolism, when the country commemorates the discovery of America in 1492 and the cultural richness that has since developed throughout the Spanish-speaking world.

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Renfe AVE in a spanish landscape
© Copyright Kabelleger / David Gubler / Wikimedia Commons / CC-BY-SA

Imagine stepping onto the train in Málaga with a cup of coffee in hand, finding your seat, and before you know it, the city is already fading behind you. A few hours later, you step off in Seville, ready for an afternoon on a sunny terrace. Traveling by train in Spain is not only easy, but often the fastest and most relaxed way to get from A to B.

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