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by Carmela71 The Foreigners Departments of the Marbella Town Hall, have some office around Marbella to help thoses non spanish residents or those intending to take up residence in the Marbella area where enquiries may be made regarding living here, such as municipal taxes, rates and similar. These advisors will also help you to resolve problems you may have encountered. Email: depextranjero@teleline.es Marbella Orange Square Ground floor of Town Hall Tel. 95 282 38 01 Fax: 95 286 81 31 Leave a Comment
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by Carmela71 If you are looking for a school for your children, below are some useful websites: - www.swanschool.com - www.aloha-college.com - www.eic.edu
others : SUNNY VIEW SCHOOL E-mail: sunny@acade.es THE ENGLISH INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE http://www.eicmarbella.com/leftcol.htm and mmore Leave a Comment
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by Carmela71 WEll is not a trap tip, but i got so trapped by this city since i first came here, that i should warm you. Yoou love or you hate this city,, but never leaves you indiferent. here is my street CARMEN STREET, between the Orange Square and the Encarnacion Church, up is the school i used to go for primary and left is balcon de la virgen... Leave a Comment
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Although the Plaza is very pretty, the restaurants are overpriced, full of tourists, and the food is very average.
Have a drink to enjoy the atmosphere.
Find somewhere away from the Plaza de los Naranjos, maybe a bar tucked away down a side street. Leave a Comment
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 marbella promenade by Carmela71 If ypu are looking for a job, or a house, or anything, have a look to the digital newspaper in english on the coast................
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by Carmela71 It depends where you go, there, but just a walk along it, it is great to see boats, fast cars... Leave a Comment
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Most travel agencies will try to book you in Torremolinos as it is the biggest of the Costa del Sol resorts and probably its most famous. The resort has received somewhat of a bad press which has led the local authorities to improve beach cleaning and to make an effort to keep the all night partying under control. During the tourist season different nationalities flock to Torremolinos for some 'fun in the sun'. Can we say 'Spring Break European Style'.
Stay in Marbella!!!!! Leave a Comment
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Don't believe a word they say... If you are approached by guy's selling dvd's for3 euro's and up, be forwarned, they are NOT in english, even when they garantee they are.
If you do end up getting ripped off, treat yourself to a great massage to make you forget all the bad stuff... ;-)) check out www.holisticcoach.eu
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 Park Plaza Hotel by lifeisatrip Under any circumstance should you park in the Park Plaza Hotel (Suites) parking garage. Fee is €2.95 per hour and any fraction thereof. Say if you were only there for one hour 5 minutes, you'll have to pay €5.90. They do have signs all over the place announcing how much it cost to park there.
There are other parking garages for much less, €1.00/hour or less. One such parking is off Julio Iglesias Blvd going east after you get into town. Also Hipermart parking is only €1/hour. It is by the town square. We were also told there are some free parking in an area before you get into the center of town. The tourist info center marked them on our map. Unfortunately, we gave up before we could find it.
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by nancyread Wealth Warning: Avoid using Chequepoint to change money in Marbella or anywhere else for that matter. Some of my British and American friends have told me horror stories of the rip-off rates charged by Chequepoint when changing currency. The company (click on the logo so you can steer clear of it) has outlets at many tourist sites. Other VT members in Hungary and Hong Kong have reported the same kind of fraud. My advice is not to use Chequepoint under any circumstances.
You will get much more competitive rates drawing local currency on your Visa or Visa Electron card (preferably use a cash dispenser in a bank during opening hours and check the card slot shows no evidence of being fiddled with (a favourite trick is to slip a thin additional reader in). Shield the keypad with your hand as you tap the numbers in (in another scam, a concealed webcam films your PIN number). Leave a Comment
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- Barcelo Marbella Golf
Urb Guadalmina Alta C/ de Granadillas S/N, Marbella - Gran Hotel Guadalpin Marbella & Spa
Blvd. PrÃncipe Alfonso de Hohenlohe, C.N. 340, km 179, Marbella - Hotel Artola Golf
Carretera de Cádiz, Km 194, Marbella - El Fuerte Hotel
Avda El Fuerte s/n, Marbella - La Villa Marbella Hotel
Calle Principe 10 Old Historic Town, Marbella - Hotel Apartamentos Pyr Marbella
Avda Rotary Internacional S/N Puerto Banús, Marbella - Hostal Paco
C/ Peral 16, Marbella - Fuerte Miramar Spa
Plaza Jose Luque Manzano, Marbella - Apartamentos Princesa Playa
Avenida Duque de Ahumada S/N Paseo Maritimo, Marbella - Hotel Los Monteros
Carretera A Cadiz, Km 187, Marbella - NH Marbella
Avenida Del Conde de Rudi S/N Finca La Caridad, Ctra. N-340, Km 178, Marbella - Apartamentos Turisticos Puerta De Aduares
C/ Aduar, 18, Marbella - Alabardero Resort
Caretera De Ronda Km 167, Marbella - Residencia San Cristobal
Avenida Ramon y Cajal 3, Marbella - Rincon Andaluz Hotel
Carretera Cadiz Km 173 (formerly Riu Rincon Andaluz), Marbella
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