The Málaga Fair 2026 concludes successfully and without serious incidents
The Málaga Fair 2026 closed on August 22 with a positive balance, highlighting Juan Francisco Funes' opening speech and free concerts.
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The Málaga Fair faces its final hours with positive feedback from visitors, who highlight its atmosphere and tradition, despite complaints about reservations.
The Málaga Fair 2026 closed on August 22 with a positive balance, highlighting Juan Francisco Funes' opening speech and free concerts.
Real de Málaga has offered free wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, and crutches for years to assist those with reduced mobility.
The Málaga Fair 2026 ends with an average spending of 20 to 50 euros per person per day, a lively daytime atmosphere, and criticism of nighttime drinking.
The Málaga Fair 2026 sees an 11% increase in waste collected compared to last year, with a 19% rise at the Real de Cortijo de Torres.
Málaga's Local Police activates a device with 252 extra agents, 16 cameras, and drones for 24-hour monitoring of the Fair.
The verdiales pandas from Almogía, Los Montes, and Comares perform on Calle Larios in Málaga until August 22, as part of the Feria de Málaga 2026.
The Colmao booth (85 and 86) is closed for 24 hours for charging entry, disrupting order, and exceeding hours. It's the second closure in two days.
Residents of Málaga criticise that the Feria del Centro has lost its identity, with less atmosphere and reduced hours, while the Real gains prominence.
The Málaga Fair celebrates a day with bullfighting, verdiales music, and a gala featuring Nancys Rubias.
The verdiales groups parade down Larios Street during the Málaga Fair 2026, showcasing the three styles of Almogía, los Montes, and Comares.
La Peña Juan Breva, founded in 1958 and the oldest in the world, offers a more intimate Feria de Málaga, with singing, dancing, and guitar at its heart.