Malaga Bullfighting Festival

Plaza de Toros de La Malagueta, Málaga. We have no tickets listed for this festival right now — the dates, address and travel notes below are what we hold.

When is Malaga Bullfighting Festival?

The last edition we hold dates for is Malaga Bullfighting Festival 2026, which ran 8–21 August 2026.

Where is Malaga Bullfighting Festival?

Malaga Bullfighting Festival is held at Plaza de Toros de La Malagueta, Málaga.

P.º Reding, Málaga-Este, 29016 Málaga, Spain

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How do I get to Malaga Bullfighting Festival?

By train

For train travel to the Plaza de Toros de La Malagueta, the nearest major station is Málaga-María Zambrano. This station is approximately a 20-25 minute walk away, covering around 1.5 kilometres. It serves as a primary hub for Renfe, Spain's national rail network. High-speed AVE services connect Málaga-María Zambrano to Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville, among other cities. Commuter (Cercanías) trains also run frequently within the Málaga province. From London, you would typically need to travel via Eurostar to Paris or Brussels and then connect to a high-speed service into Spain, a journey of considerable length. From Manchester or Birmingham, a similar long-haul journey via connecting trains would be required. Edinburgh connections would also involve extensive travel across Europe. Málaga-María Zambrano station is modern and well-equipped, offering ticket offices, waiting areas, and accessibility features.

By bus

Several bus routes provide convenient access to the Plaza de Toros de La Malagueta. The closest bus stops are generally located on Paseo de Reding and Paseo de Sancha, just a short walk from the venue. Key bus route numbers serving these areas include the C2, E, and various local city buses. These routes connect the venue to various neighborhoods and key points within Málaga city, including the historic centre, the port area, and major residential districts. While specific night bus routes may vary depending on the season and day of the week, public transport generally runs until late evening. Journey times from the city centre are typically short, often under 15 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Major bus operators in Málaga include EMT Málaga, which manages the city's public transport network.

Travel notes for Plaza de Toros de La Malagueta, the site Malaga Bullfighting Festival uses.

Where can I park at Malaga Bullfighting Festival?

If driving to the Plaza de Toros de La Malagueta, access is relatively straightforward. The venue is located centrally within Málaga, and directions will depend on your starting point, but generally involve navigating towards the seafront and then into the city centre. For sat-nav purposes, using the postcode for the general area, such as 29016, can be helpful, though the exact location is well-signed. Parking options are varied; street parking can be found in the surrounding areas, though it can be competitive and subject to restrictions. Several public car parks are located within a short walking distance, including underground facilities beneath nearby hotels or public squares. Estimated parking costs can range from €1.50 to €3.00 per hour, with daily rates typically capped. There are no dedicated park and ride facilities directly serving the venue, but using public transport from city outskirts car parks is an option. Disabled parking bays are usually available in nearby public car parks.

Who's playing Malaga Bullfighting Festival?

  • Friday, 14 August 2026

    Novillada mixta con picadores

  • Monday, 17 August 2026

    Sebastián Castella, Daniel Luque & David de Miranda

  • Tuesday, 18 August 2026

    El Fandi, Borja Jiménez & Marco Pérez

Read from the ticket listings for each day.

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