Paseo Marítimo Ciudad de Melilla closes at 08:15 and the event runs between 08:30 and 14:30, with effects on the accesses to Club Mediterráneo and the Marina.
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Photo: Real Club Mediterráneo
Update of November 3, 23:38
The Málaga City Council also details the closures on the rest of the route on the day of the race: between 8:15 and 12:30 hours they will affect Alameda Principal, Puente de Tetuán, avenida de Andalucía, Armengual de la Mota, Mármoles, Puente de la Aurora, pasillo Santa Isabel, García Caparrós, Comandante Benítez, Puente de la Misericordia, avenida de la Aurora, Callejones de El Perchel, avenida de las Américas (north), Alameda de Colón, Manuel Agustín Heredia, Nazareno del Paso, Hilera, Jaboneros, Don Juan de Austria and Pasillo del Matadero, among others.
The City Council also specifies other time slots: from 9:15 to 12:45 in Mazarredo, Doctor Marañón, La Palmilla, Puente Mediterráneo, Jorge Silvela, Luis Buñuel, paseo de Martiricos, avenida de Fátima and Pasillo de Santo Domingo; from 9:30 to 14:15 in Pacífico (auxiliary lanes), Imperio Argentina, Marilyn Monroe, Alicia de Larrocha, Miguel Mérida Nicolich and paseo marítimo Antonio Machado; from 9:45 to 13:45 in Villanueva del Rosario, Montejaque, Periodista Paco Rengel, Miguel Mérida Nicolich and Manuel Alvar (auxiliary lane); and from 10:15 to 14:30 in Alemania, Comandante Benítez, García Caparrós, pasillos de Atocha and Santa Isabel, Cisneros, Especerías, plaza de la Constitución, Marqués de Larios, plaza de la Marina and Paseo del Parque.
The note adds that the municipal car parks of La Marina, Camas, Andalucía, El Palo and Pío Baroja will be affected between 8:30 and 15:00 hours, and that in the Centro Histórico runners will have priority over other users, with pedestrian passage prohibited on the fenced route. The parking ban is also extended to Guillén Sotelo, Jaboneros, Juan de Austria, Cervantes, Antonio Machado and Pacífico (north side), among other points, and it is noted that the City Council has launched an information campaign since Monday, November 2.
Update of November 3, 19:06
The Málaga City Council now details the closures due to the setup and dismantling of the event: Paseo del Parque will be closed to traffic from 20:00 on Saturday, November 7 until the marathon concludes and its dismantling, scheduled for Sunday, November 8 around 18:00. The start is confirmed for Sunday, November 8 at 8:30 from Paseo del Parque, with 42 and 21 kilometer routes.
In the Puerto and La Malagueta area, the closure is set between 8:15 and 11:45 on Paseo de la Farola, the south and north Levante breakwater, the cruise terminal, Paseo de los Curas, plaza de La Marina and Alameda Principal. The Ciudad de Melilla and Pablo Ruiz Picasso promenades in the eastbound direction are affected between 8:45 and 11:45.
Service on several EMT lines will be interrupted or diverted from 20:00 on Saturday until 18:00 on Sunday, with the breakdown of routes published on the EMT website and App. Parking is also prohibited at several points along the route, such as the side of Hospital Noble and calle Pedro Luis Alonso from 15:00 on the 6th, and Paseo Marítimo Ciudad de Melilla from 7:00 on the 7th until 13:00 on the 8th. The MA-20 and AP-7 are recommended as alternative routes.
Anyone who has to get around the area of the port of Málaga on Sunday, November 8, and especially anyone going to the Real Club Mediterráneo or the Marina, will encounter road closures and traffic restrictions due to the holding of the Generali Maratón de Málaga. Paseo Marítimo Ciudad de Melilla will be closed to traffic at 08:15.
The race will take place approximately between 08:30 and 14:30, with effects at various points around the port area. Among them are Paseo de los Curas, Paseo de la Farola, the Farola roundabout and the Dique de Levante, where runners will pass in both directions.
On Paseo de Antonio Machado, the Policía Local does not plan to keep two-way traffic running continuously in the southbound lanes. It will allow vehicles to leave in batches or groups, following the officers' instructions.
The information comes from the Autoridad Portuaria, as relayed by the Real Club Mediterráneo to its members, which recommends taking these circumstances into account both for arriving at and leaving the Club and the Marina. The times indicated correspond to the expected running of the race and do not constitute a confirmed time for the reopening of all access points.
To plan journeys, it is advisable to allow extra time before 08:15, when Paseo Marítimo Ciudad de Melilla is closed, and to take into account the batches of departures directed by officers on Paseo de Antonio Machado.
