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Enjoy Málaga at Christmas for a sunkissed festive season
You already love the Costa del Sol in the summer months - but what about Málaga at Christmas? Over the Christmas period, Málaga is transformed into one of Europe's best destinations for winter sunshine. If your idea of the perfect Christmas involves slipping on a pair of sunglasses and going for a walk along the beach, spending Christmas in Málaga is for you. Snowmen can wait - this year, enjoy magical Málaga over the festive season.
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Why should I choose Málaga for my Christmas holiday?
Málaga, the largest city on Spain's ever-popular Costa del Sol, is a great choice for a Christmas break. Experience a different side of the Costa del Sol by looking for holiday lettings in Málaga near the city centre, particularly around Calle Larios. This is a great place to stay for Christmas in Málaga because it's where you'll find the city's famous Christmas lights. Often considered the best in Spain, these illuminations will put a smile on anyone's face. They transform the city centre into a real winter wonderland, and can't fail to get you in the Christmas spirit. Another highlight of Málaga at Christmas is the chance to enjoy some winter sunshine. Mild, pleasant weather and long hours of sun await you. Take a stroll along the seafront and feel your winter blues melting away.
What kinds of Christmas traditions can I discover in Málaga?
As well as its stunning light shows, Málaga has some great Christmas markets. The best is the Muelle Uno market, which usually runs from late November until early January. It offers fun for all the family, with games and funfair rides to keep the kids happy while you stock up on artisanal gifts and local handicrafts. Another fun local tradition to see is the placement of the belenes, or nativity scenes. One of the largest of these displays can be seen at the City Hall, but you'll find more all over the city, often decorating shop windows.