Christmas is already coming to town. A clear example of this can be found in Larios Street in Malaga, where they have already begun to install the famous Christmas lights that welcome one of the most magical times of the year.

As every year, 2.2 million LED lights are installed in the city centre, bringing colour to the streets. However, Larios Street is undoubtedly the main attraction. As in previous years, the lights follow a theme, and it seems that this year the Heavenly Angels will decorate the whole street.

On the 24th of November, the lights will be switched on, with a show accompanied by music for the audience to enjoy the spectacular display.

Another emblematic area of the centre of Malaga which will be also be decorated during this period is the Alameda Principal. Here, there will be a system of lights simulating an enchanted forest. Finally, you can't miss the 'video mapping' shown on the tower of the Cathedral of Malaga.


Photo credit: Helle Hollis

24 November at 7pm.

After that, in Larios Street there will be 3 daily shows of this light show: at 18.30h, at 20:00h. and at 22:00 hours.

From Monday to Thursday, the lights will be switched off at 00:00 hours, while at the weekend they will remain on until 02:00 hours.

Larios Street in Malaga is one of the most famous streets in Spain. It is a 350 metre long pedestrian street, which attracts visitors from all over the world. Named after the II Spanish Marquis of Larios, this street has important shops, art exhibitions and is a social meeting point in the city. Its history dates back to the 19th century and its remarkable architecture makes it a must-see tourist attraction.


If you want to rent a car from Malaga, we leave you the route to go to Larios Street in Malaga:

For more information from Malaga Town Hall, click here.