Car Hire Malaga - Avda Garcia Morato, Spain
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Malaga Airport Mini Guide
Málaga Airport is the principal airport for the Costa del Sol Region. It is situated 9km south-west of Málaga and 6km north of Torremolinos. The airport has flight links to over 70 countries, and thirteen million customers walked through it in 2005. The airport at present operates with 2 terminals. A 3rd terminal next to the former two, is at this time under construction and is planned to open in 2008. A 2nd runway is likely to open by 2011.Malaga has the 3rd largest airport in Spain, which a lot of economy airlines fly to. When you arrive there you can get a train, a bus or a taxi into town, or you could hire a car through Argus Rentals .
Things to See/Do in Malaga
Castillo de Gibralfaro and Alcazaba are well worth taking the time to visit, the former giving the guest an unbelievable view of the city and adjoining areas. These two attractions are priced at three euro for an adult. If you are short of time, go to the easier to access and more highlighted Alcazaba; the Castillo is a heavy trek up the mountain. Admission Free - Sunday afternoons, Not open on Mondays.
Museum of Interactive Music. Houses one of the principal collections of musical instruments in the world.
Picasso Museum Maximum - Select paintings, and exhibitions. Centro de Arte Contemporáneo situated in a previous wholesale trade market, it holds a good assortment of works of art and installations. Guided visits are free of charge. Not open on Mondays
Picasso's birthplace, Plaza de la Merced, City Centre with loads of objects and some paintings that the most famous artist of the 20th century used during his childhood.
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Eating Out in Malaga
Right down the length of the coastline there are plenty of restaurants and beach diners where you can eat fish, seafood, sangria, and many other local dishes etc. One of the most famed beach diners is El Tintero, in the east, where there is no menu: the waiter's sing about the food they are serving and they leave you a dish at your request. Every so often one of them offers to give you the cheque. The most common thing to eat in Malaga is espetos, sardines grilled above a fire; and pescaíto frito: all kinds of fried fish from anchovies to squid. Also worth a try are the coquinas (petite clams prepared in white wine). Scrumptious stuff!
Malaga offers huge variety in terms of restaurants. You'll find everything from nouvelle cuisine, Indian and vegetarian, to traditional Spanish fare.
Celebrated sweet Malaga wine can be sampled in fashionable pubs in the city centre, like the renowned old La Casa del Guardia (Avenue Alameda Principal).
Malaga is blessed with fantastic road and motorway links, making it an excellent base for checking out the local villages and towns. Scenic drives inland reveal the real gems of the region, with pretty restaurants located in the hills where you can partake in the truly unique taste of Andalucia.
The majority of tourist attractions in Malaga are easily accessed by road. Travel in style and comfort with Argus Rentalscar hire
