Tourist Information.

A truly tourist city, it’s not only attractive to tourists, but also for the rest of the province. Cities like: Marbella, Ronda, Antequera, Torremolinos, Nerja and Torrox give this province a special charm.

Malaga is the capital of the province of the same name. It has more than 560,000 inhabitants and it’s the sixth Spanish city in terms of population and the second largest in Andalusia, with only the capital of the Community, Seville, having more inhabitants. Candidate for the "European Capital of Culture" 2016, it’s located only 100 km from the Straits of Gibraltar and surrounded by the mountain range of the Montes de Malaga.

CLIMATE

In Malaga we enjoy a great climate with an average annual temperature of some 18º, between 25º in August and 11º in January, and there are hardly any rainy days – only 43 on average annually.

TRANSPORTS

For a city of this size, a transport network is needed to cover it, and Malaga is linked by sea and air with the rest of the world.
Malaga Airport is the most important in Andalusia, and is linked to the city with eight city bus lines, along with a load of buses and trains linking it to the Costa del Sol.
The Port of Malaga is linked to the main Mediterranean ports and is currently the second Cruise port in the province.
The train network links the local lines with the rest of the Costa del Sol. RENFE is also connected with the main areas in the province and the rest of the country. A metro which is expected to open its two first lines in 2009 is also being built to improve the service even further.
The bus network is similar to the trains, linking the province with the rest of the country and providing an excellent network for moving around the city.

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