Christmas Markets and Others in Malaga This Weekend


Christmas Markets and Others in Malaga This Weekend
El Mercado Navideño de Fuengirola se despide el domingo 21. -
18 December 2025
Málaga
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As expected, Christmas will be prominently featured in the weekend market schedule in Málaga. To start, ... this Friday and Saturday, you can enjoy the market organized alongside the activities parallel to the Living Nativity at the Diocesan House of Málaga. The schedule for the 19th will be from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM, and on the 20th from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Additionally, the Christmas Market at Muelle Uno remains open every day until January 11 from 10 AM to 10 PM, which this Sunday will coincide with the celebration of a new edition of the Zoco, from 1 PM to 8 PM. The traditional Christmas stalls at Paseo del Parque can also be visited daily.

In the province, as part of the 'Heading to the port' initiative, you can visit the Puerto Market in Benalmádena, which will be set up on Paseo de las Estrellas and Calle La Fragata. The hours are Saturday from 11 AM to 8 PM and Sunday from 11 AM to 6 PM.

Meanwhile, in Plaza de la Constitución in Fuengirola, the bazaar continues with 17 booths featuring Christmas figurines, traditional sweets, toys, decorations, and handmade products until this Sunday. Also, on the 21st, the market in Cártama, located in the Green Warehouse, will conclude.

In Mijas, also in Plaza de la Constitución, the Christmas market will remain open until January 5 with about ten cabins where you can purchase craft products, gastronomy, and other items from local shops, from 11 AM to 7 PM.

Additionally, at the XI 'Popi' Sabor a Málaga Cheese Fair, which will be held in Estepona from Friday to Sunday, there will also be a market where you can buy cheeses and dairy products.

Modern and Collectible Toy Fair

The big novelty this weekend will be the Modern and Collectible Toy Fair. It will take place at the Rosaleda shopping center from Friday to Sunday, from 10 AM to 10 PM, designed for those who spent their childhood playing in the streets with marbles or elastic games. The fair will feature more than 30 exhibitors from various parts of Spain and will offer swords and merchandise from popular series, movies, and animes, as well as an impressive collection of trading cards and albums ranging from the 70s to the present.


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