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White Night 2025

About 230,000 people will attend White Night 2025 in Malaga.

May 10, 2025 → May 10, 2025

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  • €10,000 protection
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  • 20,000+ locations globally

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White Night 2025

One night. Hundreds of events. A city that doesn't sleep but glows.

Imagine a night when the rules bend, the lights stay on, and art spills into the streets. That's the magic of White Nights festivals. Born from the idea of ​​stretching the night as far as it will go, these all-night cultural celebrations transform cities into giant open-air art galleries, concert halls, and dance floors. The White Night Melbourne, Nuit Blanche in Paris, and the White Nights Festival in St. Petersburg are examples of these festivities whose beginning is marked by sunset.

White Night Málaga (La Noche en Blanco de Málaga) began in 2008. The idea was simple but powerful: open up the city's cultural life for one night only, make it completely free, and let art, music, theater, and light installations take over the streets.

This year's theme asks: Is this the day we are living, or has the night begun? On Saturday, May 10, you'll enter a world of dreams.

What to Expect When Attending White Night 2025

Get ready for open doors at museums, galleries, and historical sites. Expect long lines at popular spots like:

  • Picasso Museum Malaga
  • Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Centre Pompidou Malaga

The streets of Málaga become a giant stage for theater groups, flamenco dancers, circus acts, acrobats, and more. Even alleyways and rooftops might turn into performance spaces!

Expect the unexpected, from projection mapping on historic buildings and interactive light tunnels to giant glowing sculptures and artistic interventions that play with sound, color, and motion.

Music is an essential part of the festival, with everything from classical ensembles and indie rock to DJs spinning electronic vibes for party people.

Kids aren't left out! Younger visitors can enjoy puppet shows, creative games, storytelling sessions, and much more.

The weather in Málaga is sunny and pleasant at this time of year. The average highs will be around 23 C to 26 C (73 F to 79 F), and lows from 16 C to 18 C ​​(61 F to 64 F). You'll be on foot, exploring many venues, so put on comfy shoes and dress in light clothes.

Security Protocols

La Noche en Blanco Málaga is all about creativity and community, and the city takes your safety seriously so you can enjoy it worry-free. Expect a visible police presence, especially in crowded areas like Calle Larios and around major venues. Some streets will be partially closed to vehicles, with clear pedestrian zones and emergency access routes. Security teams and volunteers will be on hand to assist with directions or any concerns. Bags will be checked at certain venues, so travel light, stay aware of your surroundings, and keep valuables secure — and you'll be all set for a safe, art-filled night out!

How to Get To or From the Event

If you're staying in or near Málaga's city center, walking is the most convenient way to access the festivities.

Málaga's public transportation system extends services during major events like La Noche en Blanco:​

  • Extended night services: The Málaga Area Metropolitan Transport Consortium enhances night services on key routes to accommodate attendees. Routes such as M-110 Málaga-Benalmádena Costa, M-160 Málaga-Rincón de la Victoria-Cotomar, and M-168 Rincón de la Victoria-Málaga have previously offered increased services during the event.

For those coming from nearby towns:​

  • Cercanías (Commuter Train): The C1 line connects Málaga with coastal towns like Torremolinos, Benalmádena, and Fuengirola. The Centro Alameda station is near the city center, so it's easy to reach the festival.

Driving into the city center during La Noche en Blanco isn't recommended due to road closures and limited parking. However, if you choose to drive, use public parking facilities on the outskirts of the city center and proceed on foot or via public transport.

White Night 2025 Bag Policy

​The festival doesn't have a specific bag policy. However, considering the bustling nature of the festivities and the variety of venues involved, here are some friendly tips to ensure a smooth experience:​

  • Travel light: Navigating through crowded streets and venues is easier with minimal belongings.​
  • Venue-specific policies: Some locations will have their own bag restrictions or security checks. It's a good idea to check in advance if the venues you plan to visit have specific guidelines.

For further information, check the official website or social media accounts.

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How to Make the Most Out of White Night 2025

  • Glow with the flow: Dress in white to match the night — you’ll blend with the theme and pop beautifully under the lights.
  • Join the street beat: If you hear music, dance! Whether it’s flamenco or funk, this is the night to let loose.
  • Snack like a local: Fuel up with tapas and vino from late-night cafés. Málaga’s streets turn into the city’s tastiest gallery.
  • Leave a mark: Some installations are interactive. Draw, write, or participate in the arts. Make the night yours.
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One night, endless memories, and a city forever changed by art. Plan your journey to get mesmerized by la Noche en Blanco!

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All you need to know

  • What day is the 2025 white night?

    The White Night (Noche en Blanco) 2025 in Málaga is scheduled to take place on Saturday, May 10.

  • Why is it called a white night?

    The term "white night" has its origins in the natural phenomenon occurring in the high latitudes known as the "midnight sun," where the night remains brightly lit as the sun does not set for part of the summer. This phenomenon creates a situation where the darkness of night is replaced with a light, often perceived as a continuous day, or "white night." When adapted into the cultural event context, such as "Nuit Blanche" in Paris or "Noche en Blanco" in Spanish-speaking countries, the term metaphorically reflects the transformation of night into day through the illumination of cities with art, culture, and activities. The event encourages people to explore the urban landscape and its cultural offerings throughout the night, as if it were day. Therefore, the name "white night" captures both the essence of a night filled with light, whether through natural phenomena or human-made cultural and artistic activities, and the concept of turning the night into a day filled with exploration, enjoyment, and communal participation.

  • What is the biggest festival in Malaga?

    The Feria de Málaga (Málaga Fair) is the city's largest and most iconic festival. In 2025, it will be held from August 16 to 23. This vibrant celebration features traditional music, flamenco dancing, parades, and a lively atmosphere both in the city center during the day and at the fairgrounds (Recinto Ferial) at night. ​

  • Does Malaga have good night life?

    Yes, Málaga boasts a dynamic and diverse nightlife scene. From traditional tapas bars and flamenco shows to modern clubs and rooftop lounges, there's something for everyone. Popular nightlife areas include the historic city center, especially around Calle Larios, and the beachfront promenade of La Malagueta. ​

  • What is the White city in Malaga?

    The term "White City" often refers to Frigiliana, a picturesque village near Málaga known for its whitewashed houses and narrow, winding streets. It's one of the most beautiful "pueblos blancos" (white villages) in Andalusia, offering stunning views and a glimpse into traditional Spanish architecture. ​

  • Is Malaga cheap or expensive?

    Málaga is generally considered an affordable destination, especially compared to other major Spanish cities like Madrid or Barcelona. Dining out, transportation, and accommodations offer good value, making it a popular choice for budget-conscious travelers. ​

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