Download the free Holy Week 2025 program from Málaga Today

Málaga/Málaga Today once again publishes this year the program for Holy Week. This guide for the year 2025 includes information on all the processions in Málaga, detailing the routes of each brotherhood, their paths, and other relevant information. The Holy Week in the capital is known and recognized both nationally and internationally, in fact, it was declared of International Tourist Interest on February 16, 1980.

The beginning of this guide provides information on all the Brotherhoods and Fraternities participating in Málaga’s Holy Week, from Palm Sunday, with Pollinica being the first procession of the day, to Easter Sunday. It includes all the details about their year of foundation, their headquarters, the habit of the Nazarenes, and what musical accompaniment they have. We also offer a recommendation on where to watch each of the thrones, as well as a story or curiosity about each of them.

This guide also includes tables by day with each of the processions, their start and end times, their passage through the grandstand, the Cathedral or the South Tower (for those thrones scheduled to stop there).

You can download this guide by clicking here, and keep it handy on your mobile device. On our website, you can also access all the information about Málaga Holy Week 2025, including the schedules of the thrones, live streams of the processions, and photo galleries from each day.

Information on other municipalities in the province of Málaga

We also do not forget about other municipalities in the province, where Holy Week is also very much followed by devotees. This guide includes the itineraries, schedules, and other interesting information for the municipalities of: Marbella, Fuengirola, Mijas, Estepona, Benalmádena, Vélez-Málaga, Rincón de la Victoria, Antequera, Ronda, Alhaurín de la Torre, and Riogordo.