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Things to do in Fuengirola

Fuengirola...Un sol de ciudad

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uengirola is a city full of life with plenty to do for all the family! From the award winning Zoo to the annual Feria de los pueblos which attracts hundreds of thousands of people a year, there is somthing for everyone from young to old! 
Below you will find a guide for different events, celebrations and places to visit in Fuengirola!

Feria de los Pueblos

Sohail Castle/Festival Marenostrum  

Feria del Rosario

Virgen del Carmen celebrations 

Feria de los Pueblos 

Once a year, people from all over the world meet in Fuengirola...
In one day you can visit over 40 countries, without leaving Fuengirola! This vibrant festival is a definate must see and usually takes place in the first wek of May. Each country is represented in one of the feria ground's 'casetas' 
You can enjoy typical food and drink from each country, watch live entertainment, check out handmade products and dance the night away! 









Sohail Castle

History and music come together
High on a hill over looking the sea is Fuengirola's beautiful Sohail castle. 
The castle itself is a must see but the festivals and concerts held inside and on the spectacular grounds should not be missed! From Sting, to Scorpions the summer concerts here ensure somthing for everybody! Check out whats going on whilst your here on the Fuengirola official  website.

Feria del Rosario

Fuengirola's annual fair is held for a week and starts on the 6th of October. 
The fairground fills up with horses, traditional dress, and lots of wine and dance! 'El dia del niño' is the day when all the feria rides are half price and is a must for fair ground ride addicts.
Regarded as the coasts biggest feria this is a must see when in Fuengirola.
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Virgen del Carmen

The 16th of July is the day of the Virgen del Carmen, the patron of Fuengirola. Traditionally Fuengirola and Los Boliches were fishing towns, and the fishermen and their families believed and still believe that the Virgen del Carmen protects them whilst at sea, ensures a good catch and a safe trip home to their families. Its a very important day for locals as its when the local fishermen lead the Virgen back in to the sea. 
This is a must see for all visitors to Fuengirola and Los Boliches. 

Fuengirola.... something for everyone

Un sol de ciudad....
Fuengirola is a city filled with things to do and see. What we've listed here are just a few things that we would'nt want you to miss!
Don't forget to check out the bullring, the church, stroll around the town centre, take the children to Sould park......

Let's go to the beach....

We are lucky to have such beautiful beaches here in Torreblanca, make the most of them!
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