Malaga is a seafaring town with three millennia of history since the ancient Phoenicians established their first port in this protected bay. This open sea character also has characterized the people of Malaga, who are affable and open welcoming foreigners. Malaga port receives each year a high volume of cruise ships and is currently the […]Read more
Maria Zambrano train station in Malaga is located in the city centre, near the harbour and the historic centre and has connections with AVE and middle-distance trains and links to the bus station, metro and buses.
Below we are going to explain 15 essential things to do in Malaga; we hope this summary guide about the best of Malaga might be helpful when planning your holidays on the Costa del Sol.
From this week, the website of Malaga Transfer automatically adapts to the screen size of any mobile phone, tablet or device with internet browser. As a result improves the navigation experience for over 35% of our visitors. Note that this way making a reservation from your mobile will be considerably easier.
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