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New Year's Eve in Malaga, Free Party and Grapes in Plaza de la ConstituciónNightlife

New Year's Eve in Malaga, Free Party and Grapes in Plaza de la Constitución

Where to see in the New Year in Malaga? In Plaza de la Constitución, for free: get there before 11:45 pm to pick up one of the 5,000 bags of grapes. On the 31st the big museums and the Cathedral close at 3 pm and the Larios light show runs without music, and to get back, walk if you stay in the old town or take EMT's special night service, at €1.40 a ride.

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Nightclubs in Málaga, when to arrive and what ID to bringNightlife

Nightclubs in Málaga, when to arrive and what ID to bring

Malaga clubs stay open until 6am or 7am, yet the cheaper ticket is the early one: Barsovia and Bubbles charge 10 euros before midnight and 15 after 1.30am. Tickets are sold in each club's app with a QR code, Theatro admits only over-21s, and Santa Rita will not accept a driving licence as ID.

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Watching football in Málaga, pubs, kick-off times and pintsNightlife

Watching football in Málaga, pubs, kick-off times and pints

Opening time decides the pub for a weekday match in Malaga: Camden Lock opens at 5pm and The Garrison Tavern at 7pm, too late for a 6.45pm Champions League game. A caña costs 2.50 euros at Vox Sports Bar in Pedregalejo, and that chain's old-town branch on Calle Calderería has closed.

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Live music in Málaga, which night to go and what it costsNightlife

Live music in Málaga, which night to go and what it costs

Malaga's live music runs on a weekly timetable: soul on Mondays, a jam session on Tuesdays and funk on Thursdays at ZZ Pub, whose 10-euro entry includes a drink, and piano jazz at Bon Bon from 9pm. The first set at ZZ Pub starts at 11.30pm, so plan a late Spanish-style night out.

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Málaga Rooftop Bars, the Price and Whether to BookNightlife

Málaga Rooftop Bars, the Price and Whether to Book

None of the 3 hotel rooftops checked publishes a price, a minimum spend or a booking rule, and only 1 gives a closing day, Mondays. The single written condition is that admission for non-guests depends on capacity. The free Gibralfaro viewpoint sits at 130 metres against the cathedral's 84.

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Where to See Flamenco in Málaga and What It CostsNightlife

Where to See Flamenco in Málaga and What It Costs

A central tablao charges 35 euros an adult, the price Kelipé publishes, and Teatro Flamenco Málaga runs every day of the year at 5pm, 6.30pm, 8pm and 9.30pm. The free circuit the regional government funds puts 34 performances across the province, and only from September to November.

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Malaga Nightlife, Which Area Stays Open LatestNightlife

Malaga Nightlife, Which Area Stays Open Latest

Saturated-noise status is drawn street by street here, not neighbourhood by neighbourhood, so two bars fifty metres apart can close at different times. The general ceiling is 2am without music and 3am with it, an hour later at weekends, and the metro shuts at 11pm on a weekday night.

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Malaga Rooftop Bars, What You See From Each OneNightlife

Malaga Rooftop Bars, What You See From Each One

Sunset moves by more than three hours between June and December, so a table booked for 7pm means a different sky in each season. The cathedral tower stands 84 metres and the hill behind it 130, and the highest terrace in the centre sits on a fifteenth floor, which barely matters.

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La Merced After Dark, and the Hours That Close ItNightlife

La Merced After Dark, and the Hours That Close It

Licences here run to 2am without music and to 3am with it, an hour later at weekends, while amplified music on the terraces stops dead at midnight. Nightclub-style venues run to 6am, or 7am at weekends, so arriving on a northern European clock is the mistake that costs the evening.

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