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Seville vs Málaga in March

Seville edges it in March. Seville averages 10–22°C with moderate crowds; Málaga 10–20°C with moderate crowds.

By Daan · Last reviewed October 2026

Seville and Málaga

The verdict for March

  • WeatherVery similar8.5/10 vs 9/10
  • CrowdsMálaga is quieterModerate vs Moderate
  • PricesSeville is cheaper€€ vs €€€
  • OverallSeville comes out ahead8.5/10 vs 7.6/10
The Giralda tower and Seville Cathedral at sunset

Seville in March

Seville’s sweet spot — warm, lively and still manageable.

Temperature
10–22°C
Crowds
Moderate
Prices
€€

+Excellent weather + moderate crowds

–Semana Santa, when it falls in March, raises crowds and prices sharply

March typically offers Seville’s best overall balance: warm, sunny weather without the brutal summer heat, and crowds that stay manageable unless Semana Santa (Holy Week) falls within the month — its date moves each year with Easter.

Málaga at sunset with the bullring, harbour and Mediterranean

Málaga in March

Spring starts to show

Temperature
10–20°C
Crowds
Moderate
Prices
€€€

+Strong cultural atmosphere

–Semana Santa can mean busy streets

March brings warmer days and more spring energy to Málaga. When Semana Santa falls in March, the city becomes especially atmospheric and much busier.

Scores and crowd levels are my own judgement; temperatures are monthly averages. Higher scores are better: quieter, cheaper and more pleasant.