Confirmed Date: Día de Andalucía is always February 28th. Semana Blanca is the week around Día de Andalucía.
Día de Andalucía marks the anniversary of the 1980 referendum that granted Andalucía its status as an autonomous region of Spain. Celebrated on February 28, the day is filled with local pride: schools sing the Andalusian anthem, towns display green and white flags, and communities gather for cultural performances, civic parades, and traditional food.
In Málaga province, the holiday kicks off Semana Blanca — a week-long school break that families use for winter getaways. Popular options include mountain trips, city breaks, or skiing in the Sierra Nevada.
Though not religious in origin, Día de Andalucía is deeply cultural — a festive and relaxed moment that unites the region in celebration of its identity, history, and shared heritage.


