Procession of the Virgin of Victory in Malaga: Schedule, Route and the Events in Honor of the Patroness

On Monday, September 8, the city of Málaga is celebrating the Day of the Patron Saint of the Capital, the Virgin of Victory. In the morning, a mass will be held, there will be a parade of mantillas, and the traditional floral offering will take place. In the afternoon, there will be a procession through the city center, from the Cathedral to her Basilica Sanctuary.

This date is marked on the calendar of the people of Málaga, who during the Fair celebrated a procession to the temple of the Virgin of Victory. On Monday 8, the Brotherhood concludes the celebration of the Jubilee Year for the 150th Anniversary of its institution, which began a year ago.

Start of the events in the morning

The Day of the Patron Saint will begin with a pontifical mass at the Málaga Cathedral, between 11:30 AM and 12:30 PM. Before this, there will be a procession from Calle Marqués de Larios to the main temple with women dressed in mantillas, Teodoro Reding Association, and Virgen del Rocío Music Band.

After the Eucharist, the floral offering will take place, an event organized by the Pro Tradiciones Malagueñas La Coracha association. It will be located on the main staircase of the Cathedral.

In the afternoon, the flowers from the offering will be used for the petal shower with which she will be received when the procession starts at 7:30 PM, departing from the Cathedral.

Route of the Procession of the Virgin of Victory

And in the afternoon, the Virgin of Victory will tour the streets of the city center.

The itinerary will start at 7:30 PM, from the Patio de los Naranjos. It will continue through Santa María, Molina Lario, Plaza del Obispo, Strachan, Torre de Sandoval, Bolsa, Marqués de Larios, Plaza de la Constitución (withdrawal of authorities), Granada, Plaza del Carbón, Calderería, Plaza de Uncibay, Casapalma, Cárcer, Madre de Dios, Plaza de la Merced (west side), Plaza de la Merced (north side), Victoria, Plaza de la Victoria, Compás de la Victoria until the Plaza del Santuario, when it returns to its temple.