Your Ultimate Marbella Summer Guide by Homerun Brokers:

As one of the most vibrant destinations in Southern Europe, Marbella offers much more than luxury homes and prime real estate. Summer 2025 promises sun-drenched beaches, cultural gems, epic dining, and unforgettable experiences for all ages. Whether you're visiting for the season or considering relocating, here’s your essential summer guide to the best things to do in Marbella this year.

• Table of contents
• Summer Weather in Marbella 
• Top 10 Things to Do in Marbella in Summer 2025:
• 1. Soak Up the Sun on Marbella’s Award-Winning Beaches
• Where to Eat & Drink by the Sea: Best Beach Clubs & Chiringuitos in Marbella
• 2. Where to Go Out in Marbella This Summer
• 3. Savour Ice Cream in the Old Town of Marbella
• 4. Best Coffee Spots in Marbella: Where to Sip, Snack & Unwind
• 5. Make a Day Trip to Coastal Towns 
• 6. Go for Adventure
• 7.  Hang Out on a Rooftop Terrace
• 8. Attend Traditional Spanish Fair or Event
• 9. Visit museums in Marbella and Malaga
• 10. Visit the Best Street Markets in Marbella
• Where to Stay in Marbella: Hotels, Private Rentals & Real Estate Options
• Luxury Hotels in Marbella:
• Luxury Marbella Villas & Holiday Rentals for Your Stay
• Thinking Long-Term? Explore Marbella Property for Sale

The weather on the Costa del Sol is considered the best in continental Europe. The pleasant Mediterranean climate and unique microclimate make Marbella a great destination for tourists in summer. Expect sunshine and high temperatures, but not the sweltering heat. May and June have an average of 10-11 hours per day. July and August have the most hours of sunshine per day, with an average of 11-12 hours. The open coastline provides plenty of breeze, and the evenings are comfortable and balmy for outdoors dining.

According to official data, in the summer months, the average day temperature in Marbella is around 28°C (82°F) and around 20 ° C (68°F) at night. The hottest month is August with an average high of 29.3°C (84.7°F). The sea temperature becomes more inviting too, with temperature reaching 20°C (68°F) - 23°C (73.4°F).

Here’s a breakdown of the average temperatures every month:

Month                   High / Low                                       Rain

June              F 82° / 64°, C 27,7°/ 19°                       1 day

July                F 87° / 68°, C 30°/ 20°                          0 days

August           F 87° / 70°, C 30°/ 21°                          0 days

In 2024, the temperatures of the sea water set an all-time record, according to the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO). For the first time in 40 years, at the end of August they registered 27°C in Fuengirola, and 28.3°C in Malaga city. The air temperature rise was also noticeable, coupled with higher than usual humidity level. 

Marbella proudly holds the title of the Andalusian municipality with the most Blue Flag beaches in 2025—eleven in total. From tranquil family spots to dog-friendly sands and nudist beaches, there’s a stretch of coastline for everyone. Beach lovers can explore not only Marbella’s coast but also nearby hotspots like Fuengirola, Benalmádena, and Estepona, all recognized for their quality, cleanliness, and services.

If you're seeking international or Mediterranean cuisine served with style, the Golden Mile is your top choice. With iconic spots like Marbella Club Beach Club, El Chiringuito Puente Romano, and Trocadero Arena leading the way, it promises a gourmet experience by the sea.

Marbella Club Beach Club: Nestled in the heart of the famous Marbella Club Hotel, this beach club draws inspiration from 1950s Acapulco. Expect to indulge in playful cocktails, a raw bar featuring Mexican-inspired seafood dishes such as ceviche and aguachile, and an array of freshly caught fish and seafood served straight from the grill.

El Chiringuito Puente Romano: A true gem with a rich historical heritage, it's perfect for those seeking a chic, 5-star beachfront dining experience. This venue blends relaxed beach vibes with fine dining sophistication, offering some of the best seafood dishes on the coast.

Trocadero Arena: Located on the beach of Río Real, this restaurant epitomizes fine dining by the sea. Known for its finest local ingredients, it has been part of numerous fashion, beauty, and gastronomy editorials. It's not just a place to eat—it’s an experience.

Mistral Beach: Situated at Playa del Rodeo in Puerto Banús, Mistral Beach offers a Mediterranean menu with a focus on fresh seafood and local ingredients. Enjoy dishes like paella, grilled octopus, lobster risotto, and fresh fish caught that day. The beach club also provides amenities such as water sports and massages, making it a perfect spot for a day by the sea.

Camuri Las Cuchis: Located near Puerto Banús, this beachfront restaurant offers an eclectic menu that includes fresh seafood, sushi, meat, and vegetarian options. The ambiance is elegant and relaxed, with comfortable seating and soft lighting that creates a cozy atmosphere. The restaurant features a stylish interior design that complements its beautiful beachfront location.

Besaya Beach: An international restaurant offering stunning frontline sea views and a contemporary atmosphere, with specialties in fish and seafood dishes, blending nouvelle cuisine with hints of Asian influence for a unique dining experience.

La Cabane: Opened in 1965 and recently reimagined by Dolce & Gabbana and Chef Dani García, it offers an exclusive gastronomic and entertainment experience that will make you feel like you’re living the Dolce Vita. This chic retreat in Los Monteros is a feast for the senses, from its beautiful beachfront to its high-end dining offerings.

Nosso Summer Club: Situated in Marbella East, this premier beach club set the standard for luxury beach clubs in Marbella. Recently redesigned, it now boasts an elevated menu, a welcoming ethnic-inspired setting, and fantastic food and cocktails—definitely a place to see and be seen!

Dune Beach: Formerly known as El Arenal, this hidden gem offers 5-star hospitality, Mediterranean flavors, and a mix of Lebanese and Arabic twists on classic dishes, making it one of Marbella’s most sought-after beach spots.

Cocoa Beach: The perfect spot to relax and enjoy a refreshing cocktail on one of Marbella’s most beautiful beaches. The food is bold and balanced, served with flair and elegance, making it a fantastic choice for unwinding by the Mediterranean.

Luuma: A beachfront haven offering a refreshing dining experience with stunning sea views. Known for its commitment to sustainability, it serves fresh, healthy dishes with organic and vegan options—all created with love and an ecological approach.

Los Tres Pepe Chiringuito: Located in the center of Marbella, it offers an authentic Andalusian experience dating back to the 1950s. It’s perfect for a more relaxed, local vibe, offering fantastic fish dishes and stunning views across the Mediterranean towards Africa. Don’t expect fine dining here—just authentic Marbella charm. The tapas menu is legendary, and paired with a cold beer, it’s the ideal way to enjoy the beachside atmosphere.

And don’t forget to try Tinto de Verano, the locals' answer to Sangria – lighter, fresher, and perfect for Marbella’s summer heat.

Marbella’s nightlife scene is as vibrant and diverse as the city itself. Whether you're in the mood for beachfront cocktails, dancing under the stars, or an elegant dinner that turns into a party—there’s something for everyone

Here are a few of our top picks for summer 2025:

• Momento – A must for music lovers, with a cool, international crowd and a deep house vibe that lasts into the early hours.
• COYA Club – The new nightlife and dining destination at Puente Romano, offering a chic setting, creative cocktails, and high-energy DJ sets.
• Playa Padre – A relaxed boho beach club by day that transforms into a lively party spot by night, right on the sand.
• NYX Marbella – A smaller, more intimate venue perfect for those looking for a stylish and exclusive night out.
• Boho Club – Sophisticated and creative, Boho Club hosts occasional music events and offers a more refined take on Marbella nights.
• Suite del Mar – Located on the beach at Puente Romano, this is a go-to for sunset drinks that often lead to late-night dancing.

Whether you're visiting or living here full-time, Marbella offers endless ways to enjoy your nights—at your own pace.

When the temperature rises in summer, it’s perfect time for delicious ice-cream. Do you know that Spain has played a decisive role in creating this sub-zero delicacy and its leap to modernity? It was Blas de Villafranca, a Spanish doctor living in Rome in 1553, who shared the idea of freezing ice cream by adding salt to the ice. The history of Spanish ice cream has been long and fruitful, with many names flying the flag for innovation and avant-garde creations. Ask people in Houston, Texas, what ice cream parlour offers the best, unparalleled journey of flavours. The answer is “Spanish Rocambolesc”. Holding three Michelin stars, Jordi Roca was named Best Pastry Chef in the World in 2014 by Restaurant Magazine, and his El Celler de Can Roca in Girona, was titled the Best Restaurant in the World for several years. In 2018, Jordi debuted on Netflix episode of Chef's Table.

You’ll be amazed by the variety of flavours and quality of Spanish ice cream in Marbella Old Town. Whether you’re savouring a scoop of sun-ripened mango sorbet, or diving into a cone of rich dark chocolate gelato, it promises an unforgettable experience. The welcoming atmosphere and laid-back vibe provide the perfect backdrop for indulging in frozen delights as you explore the charming streets of the quaint Casco Antiguo (Spanish for Ancient District). Craving an Italian gelato? No problem, Marbella has it all! Head for Rivareno Gelato, Fresca Passione Gelateria, or Gioelia Cremeria.

Don’t miss Malaga Ice Cream, made with two key ingredients in the city: raisins and sweet wine. They sell it everywhere in Marbella, but Malaga city worth a trip. Making us proud, Bounce Magazine, an award-winning UK publication, speaks so highly about it: “From the bustling streets of Barcelona to the historic alleys of Seville, each city we’ve visited has left an indelible mark on our taste buds. However, the sun-kissed shores of Malaga have truly captured our hearts and palates, reminding us that ice cream isn’t just a dessert — it’s an adventure waiting to be savoured. Malaga has a thriving ice cream scene that deserves a special spotlight. Its Heladerías Artesanales (artisanal ice cream shops) stand as a testament to the city’s commitment to quality and innovation. Here, ice cream is not just a treat; it’s an art form. Local gelato artisans source the finest ingredients and combine them with a creative twist, resulting in a symphony of flavours.” Enjoy!

• Paisana Marbella – Artisan Coffee with a View located in Centro Plaza, Nueva Andalucía, Paisana is a charming café known for its 100% Arabica specialty coffee sourced from Colombia’s Cauca region. With citrus notes and a hint of lemon peel, their brews are both vibrant and balanced. The café offers a relaxed atmosphere with panoramic views of La Concha and the sea, making it an ideal spot for breakfast or lunch.
• Visit Paisana Marbella
• Rachel’s Eco Love – Healthy Bites in a Chic Setting Situated within the Puente Romano Beach Resort, Rachel’s Eco Love is a breezy bistro offering energizing juices, protein shakes, and indulgent healthy treats for breakfast and lunch. The menu features items like avocado-topped olive bread and peach-stuffed crêpes, all made from scratch using the freshest ingredients.
• Visit Rachel's Eco Love
• Organic Cold Pressed Juicery – Superfood Heaven located in Nueva Andalucía, this juicery specializes in 100% organic, cold-pressed juices, açaí bowls, and plant-powered protein shakes. Their offerings are made to order with optional superfood supplements, catering to health-conscious individuals seeking fresh and nutritious options.
• Visit Organic Cold Pressed Juicery
• Zoco Café Marbella – Scandinavian-Inspired Tranquility located in Puerto Banús, offers a variety of natural and organic dishes, including fresh smoothies, juices, and breakfast favorites like açaí bowls and avocado toast. The café’s clean design and calm setting make it perfect for a relaxing coffee break.
• Visit Zoco Café
• Hustle n' Flow Eatery – Vibrant & Health-Conscious located in San Pedro de Alcántara, Hustle n' Flow Eatery serves a colorful and creative menu featuring organic salads, smoothie bowls, and artisan toasts. It's a favorite among locals for its great coffee, aesthetic dishes, and cozy vibe.
• Visit Hustle n’ Flow
• Ground – Artisan Café & Bakery – Freshly Baked Delights situated on Calle Los Lirios in Nueva Andalucía, Ground is part of the BREATHE™ group and offers a real bakery experience with freshly baked bread and an innovative breakfast and lunch menu. Enjoy it on the sunny garden terrace or grab it to go. Open daily from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM.
• Visit Ground Café

The province of Malaga is home to many lovely resort towns and mountainside villages. Summer is a good time to explore the coastal part. You can sightsee during the morning, and then spend the rest of your day at the beach. The sunbaked plains of Moorish Andalucia, and the southern gems / summertime frying pans Sevilla and Cordoba can wait for you for a few month. They are hardly enjoyable when it’s over +40 °C (F 104°).  Granada’s summer is slightly cooler, but not by much.

You can go to:

• Nerja – for its laid-back atmosphere, crystal-clear water beaches, kayaking, and famous prehistoric caves 
• Estepona – for exploring its historic centre, fishing port, and the largest in Spain Orchidarium, a pioneer in the way of displaying the collection of orchids growing just as they do in their natural environment. Worth mentioning Estepona’s commitment to culture through initiatives like El Carmen Viewpoint, Art Murals Route, and Poetry Route. Enjoy Estepona Feria (July 1st to 6^th).
• Benalmadena – for family-friendly activities (SeaLife Aquarium, Butterfly Park, Selwo Marina, La Paloma Park, Cablecar, and much more). Benalmadena Marina is one of the prettiest ports in Europe.
• La Cala de Mijas – for its Andalusian seaside village atmosphere with authentic cuisine at the local restaurants. Breath-taking views, quaint streets with white houses and hanging flowerpots, donkeys, Ermita Virgen de la Peña, intriguing legends, and the unbeatable charm – this is Mijas Pueblo.
• Fuengirola - for seaside promenade, with many restaurants, pubs and bars, different facilities and activities.
•  Torremolinos.  Tolerant, super liberal (top gay destination), and a piece of history, it remembers many celebrities including Orson Welles, Marlon Brando, Grace Kelly, and Eva Gardner.  Salvador Dali’s wife Gala was reportedly the first woman to go topless on the beaches of Torremolinos. Frank Sinatra was fined there for the fight involving a journalist and a female Cuban singer. 
• Gibraltar – for cooler weather, and many interesting things to see and to do: discovering hotspots like the Mediterranean Steps, Main Street, Casemates Square, Marina Bay, St. Michel Caves, panoramic tour, the cable car, nature reserve rock tour, Barbary macaques at the Apes Den, dolphin watching, shopping, etc.  Don’t forget your valid passport to cross the border. Please check the need for a VISA or ESTA to visit Gibraltar.

Marbella isn’t just beaches and bars—it’s also a gateway to thrilling outdoor fun. Whether you love the water, mountains, or hiking, Marbella offers a range of activities for nature lovers and adrenaline seekers alike:

Sunset Sailing – Set sail on the Mediterranean waters and enjoy stunning views of the Marbella coastline as you paddleboard, snorkel, and unwind from a relaxing catamaran.

Canyoning – Cool off with an exhilarating water hike through mountain rivers, diving into natural pools along the way. An adrenaline-filled experience set amidst Marbella’s lush natural landscapes.

Caminito del Rey – One of Spain’s most famous cliffside hikes, best explored in June, when the weather is perfect. Known for its breathtaking views and thrilling walkways clinging to the cliffs of the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes gorge, this adventure is perfect for those who love a challenge.

Quad Biking in the Hills – Explore Marbella’s rugged hinterland on a quad bike. This off-road adventure takes you through scenic mountains and olive groves, offering spectacular views of the coast and the chance to see the countryside like never before.

Horseback Riding – Discover the beauty of Marbella’s natural landscapes on horseback. Riding tours take you through the Sierra Blanca mountains, along sandy beaches, or through forests, providing an immersive nature experience.

Mountain Biking – Marbella is a haven for mountain biking enthusiasts, with trails suitable for all levels of riders. From coastal routes to forest paths, you can ride through stunning scenery and even challenge yourself on more difficult terrain.

Rock Climbing – For the ultimate adventure, Marbella offers various rock climbing spots, especially around Sierra de las Nieves, where you can climb and enjoy views of the surrounding valleys and mountain ranges.

Kayaking & Paddleboarding – Explore Marbella’s coastline from the water with a kayaking or paddleboarding excursion. Perfect for those who want to enjoy the peace of the sea while keeping fit.

You can’t beat a Mediterranean sunset while listening to lounge music and sipping a cocktail on a roof terrace. Perfect for a bit of romance, enjoying a view to die for, alfresco dining, girls & boys night out, etc., lots of etc.

• Many hotels in Marbella have rooftop bars that you can access without staying at these hotels. Located right on the seafront promenade, Belvue on Amàre’s rooftop distinguishes itself as the best rooftop bar in Marbella. Its imposing 360-degree bird’s eye views, and the spectacular sunsets with Gibraltar and Africa on the horizon can leave you breathless.
• The Benabola Hotel Sky Lounge offers all the comforts and glamour, most popular cocktails and drinks, and the best views of the Mediterranean Sea and Puerto Banus.
• Air by Breathe is a truly captivating place. Situated above the popular Breathe Restaurant (start your evening with a hearty meal there), the Sky Bar is a Marbella jewel. It’s perfect for a change of scenery, views, atmosphere, signuture cocktails, and fine wine pared with Sushi, Dim Sum, fresh oysters, and gourmet snacks. A solid 10 out of 10!  
• Ciao! Florentine Trattoria, Stockholm's favourite Italian restaurant, has come to Marbella. Expect authentic Italian flavours, gorgeous craft cocktails, theatrical 17th-century Baroque interiors, and a sleek, retro vibe straight from the glamorous 1970s. The mirrored staircase leads up to the magnificent rooftop terrace, which offers 150 seats and the 360° bar overlooking the glorious symbol of Marbella, La Concha Mountain, opening soon.

There’s something super attractive about a culture that knows how to party well into the night. If you fancy big festivals and fairs, August is the best time to visit Malaga’s Feria. However, there are many smaller festivals and traditional ferias taking place in nearby towns, including Marbella.

Malaga’s Feria de Agosto (August 16^th- 23^rd). The unique festivities begin with a fireworks display near the port at midnight before the official start date (August 15, 2025). Cabalgata Histórica, a traditional parade commemorating the city’s incorporation into the Crown of Castile in 1487, follows the fireworks. Then, non-stop fun takes place in two different locations: in the centre for the daytime events, and in the Real del Cortijo de Torres grounds for the night fair. Expect lots of fun, traditional dances, beautiful dresses, Carvajal wine, and unforgettable attractions. 

Feria de Marbella (June 9^th – 14^th) celebrates the town's patron saint San Bernabé, whose feast day, June 11^th is the peak of the celebrations. The Feria takes place in the Old Town, Parque de la Alameda, and Avenida del Mar. It includes an opening ceremony, a firework display, the iconic casetas (stalls), daytime festivities, evening events, fairground rides, and a special children's evening. Expect lots of food, drinks, concerts, dance performances, parades … fun-fun-fun!

Noche de San Juan (23rd June) is a traditional Spanish festival marking the eve of St. John the Baptist's birth. Locals gather on the beach, and until sunrise we eat, drink, sing, and dance. Jumping over the bonfires flames and taking a dip in the sea at midnight (brrr-illiant cold water therapy!) consider bringing good luck and purifying the soul. Many beaches in Marbella host the celebrations. El Pinillo, El Cable, Playa de la Fontanilla, and Playa Padre are known for their lively atmosphere. Chic beach clubs like Ocean Club, Nikki Beach, El Trocadero, and MC Beach offer parties with live music, fireworks, and special menus. Consider dressing in white.

Starlite Occident Festival (June 13^th - August 29^th). Would you like to party for over two months? The Starlite festival makes Marbella a non-stop party zone attracting the world's elite.  https://starlitefestival.com

Friday Flamenco Magic at Restaurante la Taberna Fantástica. Experience the hypnotic Flamenco Fever in the vibrant rhythm and soul-stirring melodies of Flamenco Nights in the heart of Benahavis.  Another emblematic place to feel the Flamenco passion is legendary Tablao Flamenco Marbella in Marbella’s Old Town reservas.tablaoflamencomarbella.com/english

Summer is a very good time to visit the museums. You’ll learn, and keep cool from the heat. 

With over 40 museums in Malaga, you’ll definitely find the one that interests you: Picasso Museum, Carmen Thyssen Art, Centre Pompidou, Contemporary Art Center, Glass and Crystal Museum, Automobile and Fashion Museum, Museum of Popular Arts and Customs, Aeronautical Museum, Municipal Heritage Museum, Museum of Music, Oxo Videogames Museum… Many of them are fantastic for families with kids.

Speaking of kids in summer in Marbella. Little Piccassos is the new pop up Art Club, igniting young imaginations and empowering children to unleash their inner artist. Another excellent place for your children is the Kids Club housed in the Marbella Club Hotel. It provides entertainment for children of 4–14, with supervised activities from sports and gardening to wildlife experiences and science experiments. 

The arts scene in Marbella is quite developed. Galeria Municipal de Exposiciones and Casa Grande Gallery attract a range of changing exhibitions by artists from all over the world. Ralli Museum contains one of the most important Latin American art collections in Europe. Engravings and graphic pieces are the focus at the contemporary Spanish art museum, Museo del Grabado Español Contemporáneo. Some small but lovely art galleries (Galeria de Arte Alvaro Reja, Libertad Couso, Galeria Isolina Arbulu) are located in Marbella’s Old Town. Visit La Galería de Arte of Pedro Peña. This name has gained worldwide recognition for the unique and exclusive interior designs for refined spaces.

Although Marbella is synonymous with luxury, elegance and sophistication, it’s fashionable among residents and tourists to go to a bazaar, flea markets, or hippy chic street markets. Whether we're looking for bargains, fresh produce, unique items, or just a fun way to spend time, Marbella's markets have got us covered. 

Puerto Banús Night Market – Summer Evenings
When: Every evening in summer (June to September), from around 7:00 PM
Where: Plaza Antonio Banderas, Puerto Banús
This seasonal market adds extra sparkle to Puerto Banús during the summer months. Boho fashion, handmade jewellery, local crafts, and exotic snacks await. With designer stores, bars, restaurants, and a buzzing marina just steps away, it’s the perfect stop before or after dinner.

Marbella Street Market (Las Albarizas) – Every Monday
When: Mondays, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Where: Recinto Ferial, Avenida José Manuel Vallés, Marbella
A classic local street market offering fresh fruits and vegetables, clothes, accessories, and household items. It’s walking distance from Marbella Old Town (approx. 10–15 minutes). Parking can be difficult, but the walk is worth it for the vibrant atmosphere.

San Pedro de Alcántara Market – Every Thursday
When: Thursdays, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Where: Recinto Ferial, San Pedro de Alcántara
This large open-air market is a favourite with locals. You'll find everything from fresh produce and flowers to clothing, leather goods, and kitchenware. It’s easy to reach, with plenty of parking nearby.

Nueva Andalucía Street Market – Every Saturday

When: Saturdays, 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Where: Near the bullring, Nueva Andalucía, close to Puerto Banús

One of the most popular street markets in Marbella, this lively bazaar stretches along Avenida Pilar Calvo. You’ll find fashion, handbags, art, rugs, souvenirs, and even antique stalls. The area around the Arena has some quirky finds if you enjoy treasure hunting. It’s a mix of authentic local charm and tourist flair. Get there early to avoid crowds and parking headaches.

Nueva Andalucía Street Market – Every Saturday

Whether you're visiting Marbella for a short getaway or planning to make it your second home, there’s no shortage of stunning places to stay. From high-end hotels to exclusive private rentals and luxury properties for sale, here's how to find the perfect base for your Marbella experience.

Marbella is home to some of Spain’s finest 5-star hotels — perfect for those seeking full-service amenities, beachfront locations, and stylish design.

• Marbella Club Hotel – A historic icon on the Golden Mile, known for its world-class service, lush gardens, beachfront club (MC Beach), and fine dining.
• Puente Romano Beach Resort – A celebrity-favorite with a wellness spa, tennis club, and a variety of top-rated restaurants including Nobu and Sea Grill.
• Boho Club – Boutique, adults-focused luxury with a trendy vibe, artful interiors, and a fantastic poolside restaurant.
• Nobu Hotel Marbella – Elegant and contemporary, this hotel blends beach life with nightlife, and of course, features its world-famous restaurant.
• Villa Padierna Palace Resort – A 5-star golf and spa retreat just outside Marbella, offering Tuscan-inspired architecture, three championship golf courses, a Roman amphitheatre, and one of the top spas in Europe.

Pro tip: Book early during high season (May–September) for the best availability and rates.

For families, groups, or longer stays, private villas and apartments offer the ultimate in comfort, flexibility, and privacy — a true home-away-from-home in the heart of Marbella.

At Homerun Brokers we offer a curated collection of high-end vacation rentals — from chic beachfront apartments in Puerto Banús to elegant designer villas in Sierra Blanca, Nueva Andalucía, and The Golden Mile.

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