Map of the Málaga Fairground 2026: a guide to marquees, shows and services

The Cortijo de Torres fairground will once again become one of the main centres of the Málaga Fair. From 15 to 22 August 2026, the site will bring together marquees, fairground rides, concerts, flamenco, verdiales, food and activities for visitors of all ages.

To make it easier to navigate the venue, Málaga City Council has published the official fairground map and a complete list of marquees. The plan shows the location of each venue, municipal area and public service across a site that will operate like a small city for eight days.

More than a hundred marquees at Cortijo de Torres

The marquees are mainly located along Antonio Rodríguez Sánchez, Peñista Rafael Fuentes and José Blánquez “El Maño” streets, as well as in several municipal areas around the fairground.

They will include clubs, associations, cultural organisations, trade unions, neighbourhood groups and privately managed venues. Visitors will find spaces such as El Pimpi, Federación Malagueña de Peñas, Casa de Melilla, Peña Cortijo de Torres, La Feria de Candela, La Huella de Malafama, El Embrujo, Los Claveles, La Carreta and La Sal y el Son, among many others.

The wide variety ranges from traditional family marquees to venues focused on music, dancing and nightlife. Some occupy a single unit, while others extend across several adjoining plots.

Three main streets for navigating the fairground

Antonio Rodríguez Sánchez Street will bring together numerous clubs and associations, particularly along its first section. These include Asociación de Feriantes de Málaga, Peña Caballista Monteclaro, Peña Martiricos, Peña Portada Alta, Federación Malagueña de Peñas and El Pimpi.

Peñista Rafael Fuentes Street will contain one of the largest selections of venues at the fairground. Marquees located there include La Bulla, Casa de Álora–Cosa Nuestra, Peña Los Ángeles, El Sarao, Casa de Melilla, El Embrujo, Teatro Gallery, Los Claveles and La Feria de Candela.

Meanwhile, José Blánquez “El Maño” Street will feature venues such as Peña El Parchís, Peña La Solera, El Carmen, Selvática, María Diabla, La Conga, Jaleo, El Tinglao, La Rumba, Lunares and El Palmeo. This part of the site will have a particularly strong focus on music and nightlife.

Flamenco, verdiales and municipal venues

The map also makes it easy to identify the main venues managed by Málaga City Council. The Information Marquee will occupy unit 175, while the Municipal Flamenco and Copla Marquee will be located across units 176 to 179.

Next to it, the El Rengue Municipal Senior Citizens’ Marquee will occupy units 180 to 186. The San Miguel Municipal Marquee will be located in units 193, 194 and 195, while the Verdiales Marquee will occupy units 205 to 208.

These spaces will host part of the fair’s cultural programme, including flamenco, copla, popular music and performances by verdiales groups. The fairground will also offer concerts, equestrian shows, children’s activities and entertainment aimed at younger audiences.

Youth area, attractions and public services

Alongside the marquees, Cortijo de Torres will include a dedicated youth area, fairground rides, public toilets and information points. Taxi ranks and bus services will also be available to make travelling to and from the site easier.

The official map is particularly useful for locating venues before visiting, arranging meeting points and identifying municipal facilities. Both the plan and the full list of establishments are available through Málaga City Council’s official 2026 fair information service.

Marquees may open from 2 pm

Municipal regulations state that marquees may begin operating from 2 pm. Closing times will range from 2 am to 6 am, depending on the type of venue and its location within the fairground.

On public holidays and the evenings before them, certain marquees may remain open until 7 am. Venues in the youth area must also end their daily programme by that time.

Admission to family and youth marquees will be free, meaning that venues may not charge an entrance fee or require visitors to present an invitation. The measure is intended to preserve the open nature of the fairground and allow residents and visitors to move freely between different spaces.

A temporary city devoted to the Málaga Fair

For eight days, Cortijo de Torres will combine food, music, attractions and popular culture across a large venue designed to welcome thousands of people every day.

Checking the map in advance will help visitors locate their favourite marquees, identify municipal venues and organise each trip more effectively. The fairground will once again complement the celebrations in Málaga’s historic centre with a programme running from the afternoon until the early hours.

Dates: 15–22 August 2026
Location: Cortijo de Torres fairground, Málaga
Admission to family and youth marquees: Free
Marquees open: From 2 pm

Information sources: Málaga Hoy and Málaga City Council.