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“I need a place to stay for 3 nights. Hotel near the beach would be great, but I'm open to other suggestions. If I just show up and walk around, do you think I'll find a place with vacancy? And can I pick up a cheap pay-as-you go phone? Thanks!” Be first to answer	Dan Dreifort
“I'm heading here during August for a final holiday with my friends before they all finish university and start work or go overseas. Is Malaga as full of drunken Brits (like me) as I imagine it to be? Can anyone recommend any activities or places that I ca” 2 answers	Zapateria Manchester
“Any hotel (nothing fancy but clean) recommendations allowing access to city center by foot?”   1 cheer 2 answers	Jeanne Dublin
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Málaga is a port city in Andalusia, southern Spain, on the Costa del Sol coast of the Mediterranean. At the 2007 census the population is 576.725. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%A1laga

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• Introduction to Malaga by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 Málaga is a bustling commercial and residential center with an economy that does not depend exclusively on tourism. With a population of 550,000, Málaga is not only the capital of the Costa del Sol but also Andalusia's largest coastal city. It was the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, and a museum devoted to the artist is its chief attraction today. In spite of its crime, noise, pollution, and traffic, it is also the cultural capital of the coast, with more museums and historic monuments than any other resort in this chapter. For most rail and air passengers, Málaga is the gateway to the Costa del Sol, but most visitors move on to other resorts in the east or west before nightfall. (read article)
• Introduction to Malaga by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 Málaga is a bustling commercial and residential center with an economy that does not depend exclusively on tourism. With a population of 550,000, Málaga is not only the capital of the Costa del Sol but also Andalusia's largest coastal city. It was the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, and a museum devoted to the artist is its chief attraction today. In spite of its crime, noise, pollution, and traffic, it is also the cultural capital of the coast, with more museums and historic monuments than any other resort in this chapter. For most rail and air passengers, Málaga is the gateway to the Costa del Sol, but most visitors move on to other resorts in the east or west before nightfall. (read article)