28 Nov, 2017 @ 17:04
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All you need to know about the Costa del Sol’s biggest Christmas markets

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Malaga Christmas market

WHILE the season can mean colder temperatures and the odd day of rain, everyone loves a trip to the Christmas market.

And on the Costa del Sol, locals and expats are spoiled for choice.

From Torrox to Marbella, below are the best Christmas markets along the coast.

MALAGA

One of the most popular in the whole province, the capital’s market runs from November 24 to January 7 at the Pier One in the port.

Fuengirola market

FUENGIROLA

Find food stalls, popup restaurants and more at the Plaza de la Constitucion.

Open from November 15 to December 14 (10.30am to 2.30pm and 5pm to 9pm)

TORROX

This year’s Torrox market runs from December 5 to 10 (from 5pm) and from December 6-10 11am to 9.30pm at Restaurante Horto-Malaga

Marbella market

MARBELLA

This is a one day event at the La Virginia on December 8

BENALMADENA TRADITIONS FESTIVAL

This too is a one-day affair on December 9, at Plaza de la Mezquita, Arroyo de la Miel

BENALMADENA MARKET

Running on the Avenida de la Constitucion from December 1-10.

Estepona

ESTEPONA

In the centre of town there is a huge Christmas atmosphere with performances by choirs and nativity scenes and a Christmas concert, Christmas sweets contest and a Christmas market until January 5.

The start date of the market has not yet been confirmed.

Laurence Dollimore

Laurence has a BA and MA in International Relations and a Gold Standard diploma in Multi-Media journalism from News Associates in London. He has almost a decade of experience and previously worked as a senior reporter for the Mail Online in London.

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