New Malaga Christmas Lights
Malaga city services, Servicios Operativos del Ayuntamiento de Malaga, have started installing this years christmas lights in the city centre and have unveiled some new designs for 2011. Traditionally, lights in the main Calle Larios have always been suspended between the buildings that line the shopping street, but this year will see new ground mounted installations depicting typical chritmas symbols...
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The local Malaga train service
Malaga trains utilise three main city centre stations, Malaga Maria Zambrano, Malaga-Victoria Kent and Malaga-Centro Alameda. Trains running to Malaga from all over Spain including Renfe’s AVE high-speed line terminate at Malaga Maria Zambrano. The local Cercanias (commuter) train stops at Maria Zambrano for connections to national train services but also carries on further into Malaga city centre,...
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Restaurante El Tintero, El Palo, Malaga
If you live or are visiting Malaga and love freshly cooked seafood give Restaurante El Tintero a try! It is a really well known restaurant located in the El Palo district of Malaga. We paid a visit last Sunday lunchtime for a friend’s birthday and had a great time. El Tintero seats possibly 1500 people at any one time and is really bustling and noisy, so if you have a headache or had a few too many the...
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Malaga, Spain Is A Beautiful Place To Visit
If you have decided to travel to Malaga, Spain, prepare to be busy. There is so much to do in and around this Costa del Sol town that you will never lack for something to do. The weather in this area is typically Mediterranean; hot summers and mild winters. The most popular time for vacationers is summer, but a visit to this area is lovely any time of year. If you do want to travel during the busy summer...
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Visiting Malaga in Spain
While in Spain, reasons for paying a visit to Malaga are many, but some of the more important ones that will be etched in your memory are mentioned below: Malaga’s Location Malaga is situated perfectly as the gateway that leads to the Costa del Sol (the Sunshine Coast). Its location provides for the best spots for day trips, as a visit to the beautiful cities of Seville, Cordoba and Granada can...
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Malaga foreign visitors up 15%
According to official figures, the amount of foreign visitors to Malaga has risen by 15 per cent, to 51,680, in September this year. Carolina España, Malaga’s Councillor for Economy and Tourism, said not...
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New Malaga Christmas Lights
Malaga city services, Servicios Operativos del Ayuntamiento de Malaga, have started installing this years christmas lights in the city centre and have unveiled some new designs for 2011. Traditionally, lights in...
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The local Malaga train service
Malaga trains utilise three main city centre stations, Malaga Maria Zambrano,...
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Restaurante El Tintero, El Palo, Malaga
If you live or are visiting Malaga and love freshly cooked seafood give...
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Malaga Cathedral second tower to be built
The Malaga Cathedral was originally built between 1582 and 1782 but was never...
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Malaga, Spain Is A Beautiful Place To Visit
If you have decided to travel to Malaga, Spain, prepare to be busy. There is...
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Visiting Malaga in Spain
While in Spain, reasons for paying a visit to Malaga are many, but some of the...
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About Explore Malaga
The city of Malaga in Andalucia, southern Spain is a city steeped in history and culture, sadly most travellers don't ever get to see it as they are whisked away from the airport by train or shuttle bus to their Costa del Sol resort destination, returning only to fly home.
Explore Malaga is written by young British expatriates (well young at heart!) that live and work full time in Malaga Province and love nothing more than spending their spare time in around the fabulous city of Malaga.