These are the prices for renting a balcony during Holy Week in Málaga

Málaga/In just a few days, the Holy Week begins, the most awaited time of the year for the brotherhood members. There will be those who already have a chair on the official route to not miss any of the processions. Others choose to stand in the area popularly known as the Poor's Tribune, at the beginning of Carretería Street. What you cannot do this year is use a folding chair, sofas, or armchairs. However, another much more expensive way to watch the brotherhoods is from a balcony.

On pages like Milanuncios, rentals are advertised especially for these dates with prices ranging from 100 to 750 euros. Although you can also search for entire apartments or rooms on platforms like Airbnb or Booking, looking for those with views of the streets where the Malaga thrones process, there are apartments at 123 euros per night, and hotel rooms costing up to 555 euros from Holy Thursday to Holy Saturday.

Prices of balconies during Holy Week in Malaga

One of the first balconies listed for rent on Milanuncios has views of Pasillo de Santa Isabel and the price is 100 euros per day per person. This location is strategic, as it allows viewing more than three processions from this balcony every day. For example, on Palm Sunday, you can see the thrones of Salutación, Huerto, Salud, or Prendimiento.

Another is located on Calle Carretería, featuring two balconies for three people, and a gallery for four. The price is 150 euros per day per person and allows staying in the space until the retreat at the brotherhood house. The processions seen from here are also listed, for example, on Holy Thursday, Santa Cruz, Sagrada Cena, Mena, Zamarrilla, and Esperanza pass. On Airbnb, a whole apartment overlooking this same street is rented out at 123 euros per night, and it can accommodate two people.

The views of Calle Larios, part of the official route, are also featured among the balcony rental ads. From this location, all the Malaga processions can be seen. On Milanuncios, a balcony is rented for a price of 150 euros per day per person.

In Plaza de la Constitución, also an important point in the route of many processions, in this case, a hotel, Stay Unique offers a room for 555 euros for two nights (also between Holy Thursday and Holy Saturday), a bit more than 277 euros per day.

Also on Milanuncios, a balcony on Alameda Principal, another key point of Holy Week in Malaga and also part of the official route, for 200 euros (per person per day). Among the hotel options, there is Only You, overlooking the same avenue, with prices exceeding 2,000 euros for two people for a two-night stay (between Holy Thursday and Holy Saturday).

One of the latest ads is for a balcony on Calle Especería, also in the heart of the city. The price per day is 750 euros, and it does not specify the number of people who can access it.

Lastly, there is an apartment, available for rent throughout Holy Week, from April 13 to 21, for 3,000 euros. This amounts to less than 400 euros per day, and the space consists of two bedrooms with double beds. Thus, if there are four people, it would come to less than 100 euros per day per person. This apartment has two balconies overlooking Calle Herrería, another key point of Holy Week in Malaga.