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Semana Santa 2025 in Málaga – A Must-See Easter Experience
- Monta Devita
- Apr 2
- 2 min read
Semana Santa (Holy Week) in Málaga is one of Spain’s most spectacular and deeply rooted traditions. Every year, thousands of locals and tourists gather to witness breathtaking processions, religious floats, and passionate displays of devotion. If you’re planning to visit Málaga for Easter in 2025, here’s everything you need to know to make the most of this unique experience.
📅 When is Semana Santa in Málaga 2025?
Semana Santa in Málaga will take place from April 13 to April 20, 2025. Each day, different brotherhoods (cofradías) will carry religious statues through the streets, accompanied by marching bands, penitents, and thousands of spectators.
🌟 Top Semana Santa Processions in Málaga
If you want to experience the best of Semana Santa, don’t miss these key processions:
Domingo de Ramos (Palm Sunday) – April 13The beginning of Holy Week features the famous Pollinica procession, representing Jesus entering Jerusalem.
Lunes Santo (Holy Monday) – April 14One of the most emotional processions is El Cautivo, where thousands of people follow in silence.
Miércoles Santo (Holy Wednesday) – April 16Highlights include the Cristo de la Expiración procession, traditionally attended by members of the Spanish Legion military.
Jueves Santo (Holy Thursday) – April 17The famous Mena Brotherhood procession, featuring the Spanish Legion carrying the Christ of Mena statue, is an unforgettable sight.
Viernes Santo (Good Friday) – April 18The solemn Santo Sepulcro procession marks the end of the Passion of Christ.
Domingo de Resurrección (Easter Sunday) – April 20A joyful celebration with the Resurrection of Christ procession, symbolizing hope and renewal.
📍 Best Places to Watch Semana Santa in Málaga
Alameda Principal – One of the best spots for watching processions pass by.
Plaza de la Constitución – A central location where many floats stop for special ceremonies.
Calle Larios – The most famous shopping street in Málaga, beautifully decorated for Holy Week.
Málaga Cathedral – A spiritual location where some processions enter for blessings.
🎭 Cultural Activities During Semana Santa
Beyond the processions, Semana Santa is also a time to enjoy Málaga’s rich culture:
Visit the Museo del Patrimonio Municipal (MUPAM) to learn about the history of Semana Santa.
Explore the Alcazaba and Gibralfaro Castle for stunning city views.
Try traditional Easter sweets like Torrijas (Spanish-style French toast) and Pestiños (honey-coated pastries).
🥞 Make Your Semana Santa Extra Special with a Private Easter Brunch!
After an unforgettable Semana Santa experience, enjoy a relaxing Easter Brunch at your villa. Our exclusive Private Chef Easter Brunch includes:
🥚 Egg Delicacies: Omelets, scrambled eggs, Easter Bunny deviled eggs🥐 Pastries & Bread: Fresh croissants, pancakes, quiches🥑 Healthy Options: Avocado guacamole, smoked salmon🍹 Drinks: Fresh juices, matcha lattes, sparkling apple lemonade🍰 Desserts: Pavlova cake with yogurt sauce & fresh berries
📩 Book your Easter Brunch today and make this Semana Santa unforgettable!
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