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Malaga Province
The province of Malaga has plenty on offer from the
natural caves at Nerja to the old town
of Estepona renowned for its tapas bars and cafes;
from the vast stretches of sandy beaches at Fuengirola
to the La Alameda park at Marbella.
The capital of this province, also called Malaga, is
a port city on the Mediterranean, with many glorious
beaches and great weather that draws tourists from all
over the world.
Malaga is the city of Picasso, the bullfighting rings,
an impressive Cathedral, enthralling Botanical gardens,
interesting historical remains from the Phoenician epoch,
innumerable tapas bars, sweet Malaga wine and much more…..that
will ensnare you with its timeless charm!
Malaga has much, much, more to offer to you than just
seaside and sunshine. Sailing, golf and tennis are popular
and there's always a buzzing nightlife and other entertainments.
Taking a stroll is a pleasant way to explore the rich
historic quarter peppered with many important historic
buildings, the Marina square that opens up into the
sea, and the endless lines of shops displaying handcrafted
shawls, lace and leather goods.
A visit to Ronda
is a tourist must with the oldest bullring in Spain
and the El Tajo gorge that will leave you spell bound!!
Shrimps in a myriad of preparations like roasted or
boiled are worth sampling. Sign off in style with the
delicate almond pastry, ''alfajor''.
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