Malaga to shut down one of it’s busiest street this Sunday for Car Free Day, what you can expect
Fancy a Sunday stroll through this stunning city without dodging bumper-to-bumper cars? Malaga is about to close one of its […]
Malaga is set to host its annual Car-Free Day on Sunday, September 20, from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm. The bustling Paseo del Parque, one of the city's busiest avenues, will be closed to motor traffic for the morning. Drivers will need to find alternative routes via nearby streets, although key junctions at Plaza General Torrijos and Boquete del Muelle will remain open throughout the closure.
Local transport company EMT has adjusted several bus routes, with lines A, 1, 37, C1, and 3 temporarily redirecting to new stops. Car-Free Day is part of European Mobility Week, which runs from September 16 to 22, promoting sustainable transportation options. Malaga's town hall, alongside local authorities and organizations, has organized a series of activities for residents to engage with, including traffic enforcement demonstrations, CPR and defibrillator workshops, bicycle repairs, and eco-awareness games for children.
Additionally, EMT will showcase vintage and modern buses, highlighting the evolution of public transport in the city. Families and history enthusiasts can also enjoy a skating display and learn about the city's Low Emission Zone.
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