Malaga Travel Guide

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Malaga is generally considered the gateway to the Costa del Sol and is a large city in the south of Spain. The city itself has a lovely marina, beaches, sophisticated bars and restaurants, a charming old town and many historical sights of interest. It is the birthplace of Picasso and the museum houses several original paintings. There is also a Roman theatre, Alcazaba (one of two Moorish castles) and a fantastic cathedral. Close by is a mixture of lively and exclusive resorts such as Torremolinos, Benalmadena, Fuengirola, Marbella and Estepona, as well as a large theme park at Tivoli World.

Malaga has a large airport well served by bus, train and taxi. Buses run half-hourly and are less than 2 euros into the city centre. Taxis cost around 15 euros, or alternatively most of the car rental companies have a presence at the airport, although it is advisable to book in advance.

RHF Hot Tip? Feria de Malaga (mid-August)

Avg Monthly Highs? J 17/F 18/M 20/A 21/M 24/J 27/J 30/A 30/S 28/O 24/N 20/D 17

FLIGHTS TO	AIRPORT CODE	AIRLINES	FIND PRICES
MALAGA	AGP	THOMSON AIRWAYS

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