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6 Reviews Take the bus to Mijas. It`s a beautiful little place and a great place for a gentle stroll and relaxing with a wee beer. If you find some good shopping, that`s a bonus too! Take a minute to visit the...
6 Reviews Please see my Antequera page where I am adding most of the inland sights and things to do. Antequera is a large governing town situated at the heart of the Malaga province and is an ideal base for...
5 Reviews 1 hour and a half by car from Marbella, less than an hour from malaga (with the new road), 52 km from Malaga, is called 'Balcón del Mediterraneo' ('Balcony of Mediterranean Sea'). Apart of the...
3 Reviews You can go to Ronda on a daytrip. We took the car and drove about 1.5 hours to get there. The old and new town of Ronda are separated by El Tajo, a 100m-deep gorge. To get to the old town, you'll have...
3 Reviews Marbella is a popular and luxurious tourist resort west of Málaga (about 60 km). It is well known as it attracts wealthy people from all over the world. We spent an evening here walking through the...
3 Reviews Frigiliana is an attractive village in Andalucia, located about 50 km east of Malaga. After hiring a car in Malaga airport, we stopped here for a few hours to break the drive to the Sierra Nevada...
1 Review One of the most popular holiday beach resorts of the Costa del sol. By regional train only 15 minutes from Malaga. For more information Go here!!
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Fab French Patisserie - close to the centre
PrincessMonja Says: In the centre of Málaga there is a small pedestrianised street behind the Alameda (called Calle Trinidad Grund) In this street there is a lovely new French...
Donkeys and Flamingos in Fuente de Piedra
Senoritasmile Says: If you're out travelling Malaga Province by car, stop by Fuente de Piedra, a small town in the north that is famous for having one of the largest natural lakes,...
Nice time in the mountains not leaving the city
piosku67 Says: Before visiting Malaga I had heard about the Montes de Malaga, but thought it's 30- 50 km away from the city. As I haven't got a driving license nor enough...
Martin_S. Says: The access to Parque Natural de los Montes (or the Montes de Malaga) is actually through the town of Malaga and almost impossible to find. We tried to follow...
RAINBOWWINGS Says: If you are staying in the City of Malaga then why not hire a car for a couple of days and go off exploring. Within 30 minutes of the city you will find the most...
RAINBOWWINGS Says: If you do happen to hire a car and go off exploring, take the opportunity to park out in the countryside and just go for a walk.The clean air, the smell of the...
satara Says: If you happen to be there, look for a nice spanish architecture and reflections of moorish tradition. I found the house with their balconies and windows really...
Helga67 Says: Guadalmar is the beach of Málaga which is located east of the city towards Torremolinos. It is said that this is one of the last unspoiled beaches of Málaga....
lina112 Says: Senda El Retiro is an ornithological and botanic park, where people will be surrounded by beauty, stillness, water and entertaiment and will enjoy a world of...
People watch at Benalmadena Marina
Senoritasmile Says: I am not a great fan of the 'costas' but I do admit to enjoying the occasional visit to Benalmadena Marina. It makes me feel as if I'm on holiday! There are a...
Pauldelabar Says: Totalán is a small villiage in the mountains above Velez. It is small enough to 'not exist' as a place on VT.I have created my Totalán page as a travelogue to...
Wolf Conservation in North of Malaga Province
Senoritasmile Says: 'Lobo Park' is a conservation project set in vast natural park lands. Run by a german fella who trained animals in the forces and who has subsequently studied...
green,quiet and romantic place in city centre....
cbeaujean Says: the ENGLISH CEMETERYpaseo de reding,near bullring.open daylight mo to frisat. closed;sun.morning only.among old tombs,you'll finf tombs of members of german...
pginer Says: This model is located inside the museum in Gibralfaro. Carmela and me were watching all the city, Alcazaba, bullfighting square, cathedral, ... good thing...
ayesh Says: Quite a drive away from Malaga, on its north-west side there is an area called El Chorro. You will have to pass the villages C?rtama, Pizarra and Alora. Take...
Carmela71 Says: Form Marbella to the mountains just 9 Km you arrive to OJEN, almost ¿? untouched by tourism. The Mirador de Juanar , a view-point, offers a fantastic panorama,...
Carmela71 Says: The best known part of COSTA DEL SOL. Since the 1960s have been developed several modern centers of tourism, which contrast the original white villages of this...
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4 Reviews and 382 Opinions I booked the Hotel Molina Lario online with Hotel Bookers. I was staying 1 night on route from...
5 Reviews and 409 Opinions The AC M'LAGA PALACIO was very convenient to down town, clean and reasonable.
1 Review and 174 Opinions Horrible, dangerous and totally disappointing - This hotel deserves two stars since the location is...
Reviews and photos of Málaga attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Málaga sightseeing.
Whilst in Southern Spain take in a litlle more of what Andalucia has to offer away from the coast. The Moorish influence, stark white hill towns, stand out like...
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Q: We're staying in Malaga in autumn and would like to go to Granada and perhaps Cordoba on daily excursions . Are there any Travel...
A: There's really no need unless you really want a tour guide? We did Cordoba as a day trip on the HST, a great experience. We had visited Granada for a few days by car, but...
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Malaga is the capital of the "Costa del Sol". It's a beautiful city full of history and colour. Thousands of places to have "tapas", good wine and meet with friends. Clear southern light, blue skies...
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MALAGA "CAPITAL OF THE COSTA DEL SOL"
Founded by the Phoenicians in the seventh century a. C., Malaga was a confederated city of the Roman Empire and a prosperous Medina Andalusí four times the capital of his own kingdom, which fell after...
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There's more to Malaga than the airport
Malaga City often gets over-looked in favour of the more vibrant Seville or laid-back Granada and at first glance, it's easy to see why. The amazing Alhambra in Granada rightly pulls in the crowds and...
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January 29, 2006 When Carmen and Stace suggested we see Malaga for the day, we said we had already been there. We had taken the train two years ago and spent the afternoon in Malaga. Well, Carmen...
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Malaga & Costa del Sol UNDER RECONSTRUCTION.....
After living in Malaga for four years, I do not have many photos (apart of the typical ones of partying lol, typical university times hehehe and as you can imagine they are banned here). Even if I......
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