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Beer, boards and free caves: Rincon’s Tourism Day weekend

Rincon de la Victoria is lining up a busy three days from Friday 25 to Sunday, September 27 for International […]

Beer, boards and free caves: Rincon’s Tourism Day weekend

From Friday, September 25 to Sunday, September 27, Rincon de la Victoria is celebrating International Tourism Day with a series of events aimed at promoting the town and its attractions. The festivities include food stalls, skateboards, classic motors, free heritage visits, and a late concert by Manuel Lombo. The town's passenger-transport firm, Turisgar, which has been in operation for 57 years, is also honored during the event.

Plaza Al Andalus becomes the hub for a beer festival, featuring craft ales, international food stalls, and live music for families and evening crowds. On Saturday, the action moves to Ignacio Echeverria Skatepark, where a skateboard championship takes place from 11 am to 9 pm. Registration for the event occurs between 10:30 am and noon.

Gibralfaro Rally cars will be passing through town on both Saturday and Sunday, adding to the excitement with engines as well as skateboards. World Tourism Day is observed on Sunday, September 27. During this day, visitors can enjoy free entry to Cueva del Tesoro and Villa Antiopa, with no need for prior booking. Guided tours are available at 11 am, 12:30 pm, 5 pm, and 6:30 pm, but reservations are required.

Cueva de la Victoria remains open for two extra slots at 10 am and 12:30 pm, with spaces limited to ten people each. These tours can be booked through turismoenrincon.es. On Sunday, Plaza Pepe El Boticario becomes a popular spot for "Locas por Rincon," a community of locals who gather to enjoy two thousand mini crazy cakes, all proceeds going to Caritas. The festivities conclude with the Tourism Day award ceremony at 9 pm at Plaza de la Iglesia in Benagalbon, where Manuel Lombo performs, backed by Costa del Sol tourism.

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