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5 tips to make the most of the Malaga Fair Vincci Hoteles
5 tips to make the most of the Malaga Fair
5 tips to make the most of the Malaga Fair
July 7, 2025
Travel tips and recommendationsMálaga transforms every August into a burst of colour, music, and tradition. If you’re thinking of experiencing one of the most iconic festivals in southern Spain, here are 5 essential tips to enjoy it like a true local from Málaga. And if you’re wondering where to stay… we have the perfect hotels for you:
When the official programme is published, take a look to choose the performances, concerts, and events that interest you most. We recommend staying at least 3 to 5 days so you can enjoy both the Day and Night Feria:
Our hotel Vincci Larios Diez 4* is located right on Calle Marqués de Larios 10, in the heart of Málaga’s historic and commercial centre, very close to the Cathedral, the Alcazaba, the Picasso Museum, and the Roman Theatre.

- Rooftop with views of the Cathedral and old town, perfect for breakfast, drinks, and chill-out moments.
- Our exclusive restaurant El Taller de Larios 10, where you’ll enjoy a unique gastronomic experience.
- 24h reception, room service, concierge, car rental, and luggage storage.
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, satellite TV, air conditioning, and bathroom amenities.
- Essence Floor: our exclusive level with premium attentions.
- Panoramic rooms with views of Larios Street or the skyline.
Located on Pasillo de Santa Isabel 7, also in the heart of Málaga’s historic centre, our impressive Vincci Selección Posada del Patio 5* is also very close to the Cathedral, the Picasso Museum, and the old Arab wall.

- Gourmet gastronomy in our prestigious Entremuros Restaurant, offering high-level Mediterranean cuisine.
- Rooftop pool with solarium, sunbeds, and panoramic views over the old town.
- Spaces for events and meetings with modern technology.
- Essence rooms and suites with balcony or terrace, minibar, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning.
Whether you prefer a boutique touch with views of the old town or a five-star experience with a rooftop pool… at Vincci Hoteles we have the perfect accommodation for you to enjoy the Feria as it deserves.
Although there’s no strict dress code to attend the Feria, it’s advisable to consider the atmosphere and the climate. For that reason, we suggest two options: the first is to choose comfortable and breathable clothing that lets you enjoy the festive atmosphere with total freedom. The second option is to immerse yourself in local tradition, wearing the typical outfits that are part of Andalusian cultural identity.
Women:
- Summer dress made of cotton, linen, or viscose.
- Wide skirts with light blouses or strappy tops.
- Flat sandals or comfortable wedges.
- Simple accessories: sunglasses, a fan, and loose or casual hair.
- Small bag or belt bag for essentials.
Men:
- Short-sleeved linen or cotton shirt, polo, or T-shirt.
- Chinos or light-coloured shorts.
- Comfortable footwear: boat shoes, loafers, or trainers.
- Light hat with sunglasses.
Women:
- Midi dress with flare or skirt and top with ruffles.
- Wedge sandals or block heels.
- Light shawl over the shoulders.
- Low bun hairstyle, flower on the side, and large earrings.
Men:
- Long-sleeved rolled-up shirt or guayabera.
- Chinos or linen trousers in neutral or pastel tones.
- Loafers, boat shoes, or suede ankle boots.
Women:
- Fitted dress with ruffles on the skirt and sleeves.
- Bright colours, polka dots, or floral prints.
- Flamenco shoes with block heels or espadrilles.
- Accessories: shawl, flower in bun, comb, long earrings, and fan.
Men:
- White shirt with dark trousers and wide belt.
- Country boots or classic black shoes.
- You may also consider a short jacket or Andalusian-style waistcoat.

Parking can be very difficult during these busy days, so we recommend checking out the bus routes that pass near the fair.
The EMT bus network is a popular option among locals and tourists, as it offers direct routes to the fairgrounds, making it easier to access the different activities. In addition to the regular bus lines, Málaga’s EMT provides several special buses during Feria week.

Fairs are an excellent opportunity to discover the richness of local gastronomy through traditional dishes and tapas. We encourage you to enjoy this experience in charming restaurants such as Entremuros restaurant or El Taller de Larios 10, two places that combine quality cuisine and Andalusian atmosphere in the heart of the city.
Among the most iconic dishes you will find:
- Pescaíto frito: a classic at the Feria. This dish consists of small battered and fried fish, perfect for groups.
- Espetos de sardinas: sardines skewered on canes and grilled. Famous throughout the country for their unique flavour.
- Churros with chocolate: perfect for a snack, an afternoon treat, or breakfast after a night of partying.
- Tortillitas de camarones: these crispy shrimp fritters are a tasty and extremely popular option.
- Gazpacho: full of vitamins and your ideal ally to beat the heat.
The fair’s casetas offer a wide variety of menus with all kinds of dishes. We recommend checking several caseta menus to decide if you’d like to book one for lunch or dinner.
We can’t forget Cartojal, a sweet wine known throughout Spain and widely consumed during the Feria de Málaga.

It’s essential to stay well hydrated. Always carry a bottle of water with you and take advantage of the designated refill areas.
The Feria de Málaga isn’t just lived, it’s felt. And experiencing it from a privileged location, with all the comfort of a Vincci hotel, will make your experience unforgettable. We are waiting for you this August so you can laugh, dance, toast… and live Málaga like never before.
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1. Where to stay during the Feria de Málaga
When the official programme is published, take a look to choose the performances, concerts, and events that interest you most. We recommend staying at least 3 to 5 days so you can enjoy both the Day and Night Feria:
Vincci Larios Diez 4*
Our hotel Vincci Larios Diez 4* is located right on Calle Marqués de Larios 10, in the heart of Málaga’s historic and commercial centre, very close to the Cathedral, the Alcazaba, the Picasso Museum, and the Roman Theatre.

Featured services
- Rooftop with views of the Cathedral and old town, perfect for breakfast, drinks, and chill-out moments.
- Our exclusive restaurant El Taller de Larios 10, where you’ll enjoy a unique gastronomic experience.
- 24h reception, room service, concierge, car rental, and luggage storage.
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, satellite TV, air conditioning, and bathroom amenities.
- Essence Floor: our exclusive level with premium attentions.
- Panoramic rooms with views of Larios Street or the skyline.
Vincci Selección Posada del Patio 5*
Located on Pasillo de Santa Isabel 7, also in the heart of Málaga’s historic centre, our impressive Vincci Selección Posada del Patio 5* is also very close to the Cathedral, the Picasso Museum, and the old Arab wall.

Featured services
- Gourmet gastronomy in our prestigious Entremuros Restaurant, offering high-level Mediterranean cuisine.
- Rooftop pool with solarium, sunbeds, and panoramic views over the old town.
- Spaces for events and meetings with modern technology.
- Essence rooms and suites with balcony or terrace, minibar, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning.
Whether you prefer a boutique touch with views of the old town or a five-star experience with a rooftop pool… at Vincci Hoteles we have the perfect accommodation for you to enjoy the Feria as it deserves.
2. How to dress for the Feria de Málaga
Although there’s no strict dress code to attend the Feria, it’s advisable to consider the atmosphere and the climate. For that reason, we suggest two options: the first is to choose comfortable and breathable clothing that lets you enjoy the festive atmosphere with total freedom. The second option is to immerse yourself in local tradition, wearing the typical outfits that are part of Andalusian cultural identity.
Comfortable clothing
Women:
- Summer dress made of cotton, linen, or viscose.
- Wide skirts with light blouses or strappy tops.
- Flat sandals or comfortable wedges.
- Simple accessories: sunglasses, a fan, and loose or casual hair.
- Small bag or belt bag for essentials.
Men:
- Short-sleeved linen or cotton shirt, polo, or T-shirt.
- Chinos or light-coloured shorts.
- Comfortable footwear: boat shoes, loafers, or trainers.
- Light hat with sunglasses.
Smart casual style
Women:
- Midi dress with flare or skirt and top with ruffles.
- Wedge sandals or block heels.
- Light shawl over the shoulders.
- Low bun hairstyle, flower on the side, and large earrings.
Men:
- Long-sleeved rolled-up shirt or guayabera.
- Chinos or linen trousers in neutral or pastel tones.
- Loafers, boat shoes, or suede ankle boots.
Traditional outfits
Women:
- Fitted dress with ruffles on the skirt and sleeves.
- Bright colours, polka dots, or floral prints.
- Flamenco shoes with block heels or espadrilles.
- Accessories: shawl, flower in bun, comb, long earrings, and fan.
Men:
- White shirt with dark trousers and wide belt.
- Country boots or classic black shoes.
- You may also consider a short jacket or Andalusian-style waistcoat.

3. Make use of public transport
Parking can be very difficult during these busy days, so we recommend checking out the bus routes that pass near the fair.
Efficient bus use
The EMT bus network is a popular option among locals and tourists, as it offers direct routes to the fairgrounds, making it easier to access the different activities. In addition to the regular bus lines, Málaga’s EMT provides several special buses during Feria week.

4. Enjoy Málaga’s gastronomy
Fairs are an excellent opportunity to discover the richness of local gastronomy through traditional dishes and tapas. We encourage you to enjoy this experience in charming restaurants such as Entremuros restaurant or El Taller de Larios 10, two places that combine quality cuisine and Andalusian atmosphere in the heart of the city.
Some typical dishes from Málaga
Among the most iconic dishes you will find:
- Pescaíto frito: a classic at the Feria. This dish consists of small battered and fried fish, perfect for groups.
- Espetos de sardinas: sardines skewered on canes and grilled. Famous throughout the country for their unique flavour.
- Churros with chocolate: perfect for a snack, an afternoon treat, or breakfast after a night of partying.
- Tortillitas de camarones: these crispy shrimp fritters are a tasty and extremely popular option.
- Gazpacho: full of vitamins and your ideal ally to beat the heat.
Menus and offers at casetas
The fair’s casetas offer a wide variety of menus with all kinds of dishes. We recommend checking several caseta menus to decide if you’d like to book one for lunch or dinner.
Málaga wine
We can’t forget Cartojal, a sweet wine known throughout Spain and widely consumed during the Feria de Málaga.

5. Avoid heatstroke
It’s essential to stay well hydrated. Always carry a bottle of water with you and take advantage of the designated refill areas.
The Feria de Málaga isn’t just lived, it’s felt. And experiencing it from a privileged location, with all the comfort of a Vincci hotel, will make your experience unforgettable. We are waiting for you this August so you can laugh, dance, toast… and live Málaga like never before.
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