The Málaga Fair Approaches Its Final Stretch with the Centre Packed with Visitors
The Málaga Fair is in its final stretch with the Centre and Real Cortijo de Torres full, thousands of visitors from other provinces, and the mojito as the star.
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Thousands bid farewell to the Málaga Fair at the Real Cortijo de Torres, with queues, a full auditorium for Paloma San Basilio, and 3,000 mojitos.
The Málaga Fair is in its final stretch with the Centre and Real Cortijo de Torres full, thousands of visitors from other provinces, and the mojito as the star.
The Málaga Fair debuts two stalls with mixed luck: 'La Mar de Bien' is full for three days, while 'Touché' feels the pinch of family spending.
The Real de la Feria de Málaga is once again the setting for a tradition passed from parents to children: rides, flamenco dresses, and inherited booths.
Attractions at the Málaga Fair 2026 cost between 4 and 9 euros per ride. Vouchers and Children's Day on August 23 offer discounts.
Juan Francisco Funes proclaimed the Feria de Málaga at the Real Cortijo de Torres with three club footballers and a performance by Miriam Sae.
Málaga B coach Juanfran Funes will deliver the opening speech for the Málaga Fair 2026 on Saturday, June 15 at 21:30 by the Real Cortijo de Torres.
UCE estimates that Málaga residents will spend €76.63 on the August Fair, €12 less than in 2025. The bus will be the preferred transport.
The Real del Cortijo de Torres finalises preparations for the Málaga Fair 2026 with 2.3 million lights, more toilets, and the return of the virtual assistant 'Tu ferIA'.
The Málaga Fair's venue now shines with two million lights and 117 booths for the 2026 edition, featuring 200 free performances and the virtual assistant 'TuFerIA'.
Málaga Fair 2026 will take place from August 15 to 22 with two venues: city centre and Real Cortijo de Torres. Verdiales, sweet wine, and local cuisine will be highlights.
UCE estimates average spending at Málaga Fair 2026 will be €76.63, €12.37 less than in 2025. Bus is preferred transport for 55.8%.