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Bahia Malaga Hotel 3 Stars3 Stars3 Stars City Centre On Request
Don Curro Hotel Malaga 3 Stars3 Stars3 Stars City Centre On Request
Zenit Hotel Malaga 3 Stars3 Stars3 Stars Residential Area On Request
Las Vegas Hotel Malaga 3 Stars3 Stars3 Stars Malagueta Beach On Request
Eurostars Astoria Hotel Malaga 3 Stars3 Stars3 Stars City Centre On Request
Victoria Hostal Malaga 2 Stars2 Stars City Centre EUR 43
Los Naranjos Hotel Malaga 3 Stars3 Stars3 Stars Residential Area On Request
El Cenachero Apartments Malaga 3 Stars3 Stars3 Stars Residential Area EUR 34
Zeus Hotel Malaga 2 Stars2 Stars City Centre On Request

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AC Malaga Palacio Hotel 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars City Centre On Request
Malaga Centro Hotel 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars City Centre On Request
Tryp Alameda Hotel Malaga 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars City Centre On Request
Tryp Guadalmar Hotel Malaga 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars Guadalmar Beach (Airport Area) On Request
Larios Hotel Malaga 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars City Centre On Request
Parador de Malaga Gibralfaro 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars Gibralfaro's Castle On Request
Cortijo de la Reina Hotel Malaga 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars Vicinity: Malaga Mountains On Request
Rincon Sol Hotel Malaga 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars Vicinity: Rincon de la Victoria EUR 59
Parador de Malaga Golf 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars Guadalmar Beach (Airport Area) On Request
Silken Puerta Malaga Hotel 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars Residential Area On Request
Monte Malaga Hotel 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars City Centre EUR 107
MS Maestranza Hotel Malaga 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars City Centre On Request
Petit Palace Plaza Hotel Malaga 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars City Centre

Malaga Airport

Malaga Airport is located about 6km West of the Malaga city, just off the main Coast Road (N340) and the new toll road which runs to Estepona. When leaving the airport by car, and approaching the N340, the Left hand lane which takes you across the flyover goes to the Malaga, Granada, Motril, Nerja and the Eastern Costa del Sol, whereas the right hand lane is for Torremolinos, Benalmadena, Fuengirola, Marbella, Estepona, Sotogrande, Gibraltar, Cadiz, and all other points on the western Costa del Sol.

Towns and Cities in Malaga

These are the main towns and cities in Malaga. They are listed in order of size by population.

* Malaga (517,900)
* Marbella (103,400)
* Velez-Malaga (60,000)
* Fuengirola (52,200)
* Mijas (50,100)
* Torremolinos (48,400)
* Estepona (44,600)
* Antequera (40,100)
* Benalmadena (37,400)
* Ronda (35,200)
* Rincon de la Victoria (27,400)
* Alhaurin de la Torre (25,200)

Celebrated by the likes of Hans Christian Andersen, Malaga (pop. 550,000) is the largest Andalusian city on the coast and the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. While Malaga's beaches are better know for bars than sand, the city has much to offer. You'll find locals mixed with foreign exchange students strolling and meeting in sidewalk cafes for beer and tapas, exuberant nightlife, and all the requisite historical monuments – fortress, cathedral, and bullring. The city's charming casco antiguo is the cultural, historical, and culinary heart of the city and should not be missed. Because it is critical transportation hub, many see Malaga en route to other coastal stops, but it's well worth a day or two in its own right. Neighboring Torremolinos attracts tourists with its mediocre beaches and questionable nightlife, but Malaga and nearby Fuengirola and Nerja more worthwhile.

Excepcional, well – situated buildings. The history, traditions and essence of Andalusia, all packed inside four walls. From cottage complexes and caves for the more nostalgic to castles, mansions and estates where we can spend a few days enjoying the inheritance left behind by the southern aristocracy. And all whit the natural charm of rural life. Relaxation and contact whit nature are the watchwords of a branch of tourism that has proved increasingly prolific in recent years. Trips on horseback, bicycle rides and hiking are especially recommended to take full advantage of the setting in which these temporary home – from – homes are located. For those who wish to swap riding equipment for a set of golf clubs, a more classical brand of accommodation can be found throughout the province, both on the coast and further inland. Hotels and paradors that boast elegance, comfort and a whole range of ostentatious features. Hydromassage, saunas, jacuzzis, discotheques, restaurants, shopping facilities…virtual cities designed to allow the guest to enjoy every luxury imaginable without leaving the Hotel Larios, one of the first in the province, to one of Europe’s most luxurious, the Villa Padierna. Here, reminiscences of a classical Tuscan villa are provided in the shape of the Greek and Roman scuiptures from private collections to be found on display in every corner. Where staying the night is concerned, there is accommodation for all tastes and pockets. And for all types of holiday, of course. 

Malaga

Malaga, located in the southern of Spain, at the Mediterranean sea coast, known as Costa del Sol (the Sunny Coast). It is one of the eight regional capitals of Andalusia and the biggest coastal city in the south with approximately 600,000 inhabitants. The town is located close to Sevilla and Granada and the strategically good position in the Mediterranean Sea.

The most important industrial sectors in Malaga are the agricultural and the tourism industry. The climate, with more than 300 days of sun and a year around average temperature of 23ºC (73ºF), makes Malaga a perfect location to grow olives and fruits like lemons and oranges. The perfect weather in Malaga together with the many beautiful beaches in the area make the province one of the most popular places for tourists to visit in Spain. Apart from the above sectors Malaga town has the second largest industrial port in Spain and it also has an important production of textile and alimentary products.

The town of Malaga is a very fascinating town with a rich and unique history , which gives visitors a great variety of interesting things to do and see, museums, cathedral, Gibralfaro, theathers.....

Apart from all the cultural attractions, Malaga is a perfect location to enjoy life. The relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere and the perfect climate have during nearly half a decade attracted many foreigners (both tourists and foreigners settling down in Spain).

The people in Malaga (Malagueños), are known for going out a lot at night for a chat, a drink or to eat out. The town therefore has a great variation of restaurants, bars and bodegas, which normally are busy throughout the week. The Malagueños are also known for loving everything about their town and they are particularly proud of their two world famous citizens, and the painter Pablo Picasso.

The inaguration in the El Real exhibition center takes place on the following day. Thousands of people actively participate each year in the festive atmosphere of the malaga Fair, during which the incorporation of the ciry in the crown of Castile by the Catholic Kings is commemorated.

In addition to the bullfighting festival and the hores.harnessing comeptitions, a large number of acts are organised in the squares and streets of the city.

Malaga villages

- Alameda
- Alcaucin
- Alafarnate
- Alfarnatejo
- Algarrobo
- Algatocín
- Alhaurin de la Torre
- Alhaurin el Grande
- Almachar
- Almargen
- Almayate
- Almogía
- Álora
- Alozaina
- Alpandeire
- Antequera
- Árchez
- Ardales
- Arena
- Arriate
- Atajate
- Benadalid
- Benalgabón
- Benahavis
- Benalauría
- Benalmadena
- Benamargosa
- Benamocarra
- Benaoján
- Benarrabá
- El Borge
- El Burgo
- El Chorro
- Caleta de Velez
- Campillos
- Canillas del Aceituno
- Canillas de Albaida
- Cañete la Real
- Carratraca
- Cartajima
- Cártama
- Casabermeja
- Casarabonela
- Casares
- Coín
- Colmenar
- Comares
- Cómpeta
- Cortes de la Frontera
- Cuevas Bajas
- Cuevas de San Marcos
- Cuevas del Becerro
- Cútar
- Estepona
- Faraján
- Frigiliana
- Fuengirola
- Fuente de Piedra
- Gaucín
- Guaro
- Humilladero
- Igualeja
- Istán
- Iznate
- Jimera de Líbar
- Jubrique
- Júzcar
- Macharaviaya
- Málaga
- Manilva
- Marbella
- Maro
- Mijas
- Moclineo
- Mollina
- Monda
- Montejaque
- Nerja
- Ojén
- Parauta
- Periana
- Pizarra
- Puerto Banús
- Pujerra
- Rincon de la Victoria
- Riogordo
- Ronda
- Sabinillas
- Salares
- San Pedro de Alcantara
- Sayalonga
- Sedella
- Sierra de Yeguas
- Teba
- Tolox
- Torre del mar
- Teba
- Tolox
- Torre de mar
- Torremolinos
- Torrox
- Totalán
- Triana
- Valle de Abadalajís
- Velez Malaga
- Villanueva
- Villanueva de la Concepción
- Villanueva de Tapia
- Villanueva del Rosario
- Villanueva del Trabuco
- Viñuela
- Yunquera

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