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Málaga is an ancient city located in Andalusia, Spain that has been continuously inhabited for over 2,800 years. The archaeological remains from Phoenician, Roman, Arabic, and Christian civilizations represent Málaga's rich 3,000 year history. A major festival called the Feria de Málaga has taken place annually since 1491 and features bullfighting, flamenco music and dancing, and celebrations throughout the city. Popular tourist attractions include Picasso Málaga art museum, Costa del Sol coastline, Málaga Cathedral, Sea Life aquarium, and Jorge Rando art museum. The best ways to travel to Málaga are by train or bus.
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The Malaga Fair commemorates the city being joined to Castilla in 1487. It includes two areas for festivities - a daytime fair in the city center and a nighttime one at Cortijo de Torres. People from around the world attend to enjoy the Verdiales music and dances. The streets are decorated and there are horse shows. At night, Cortijo de Torres is illuminated and has attractions. The port of Malaga has restaurants and shops and hosts fireworks during the fair in August. The Echegaray Theatre was built in 1932 for films and now hosts exhibitions and the Malaga Spanish Film Festival. Near the Alcazaba fortress is the 2nd century Roman Theatre which hosts performances after being redis
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- 3. The first such celebration took place in the form of a procession on the Feast Day of the Assumption, 15th August 1491. The Fair has various locations in the course of its history since 1887.The main one is the Real de la Feria in the Cortijo deTorres district, active in the evening for the “Night Fair”.The sounds of flamenco and copla are everywhere. There is bullfighting each afternoon at La Malagueta, and after sunset the fair continues at the Real.
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