That time of the year again (visitors ) taking them for a day in málaga (on the train) anyone used the hop on/off bus?
Also which is the best way to walk to the British cemetary? Any other suggestions apart from the usual ones wlecome.
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If you get off the train at the last stop...after renfe and come out on the Alameda Principal... side walk up through the park then continue down Paseo de Reding (which is almost straight on..leftish) you will reach the cemetary...I have been told that entrance costs 2€ now days to help with the upkeep... its about a 15min walk..which is the best way to walk to the British cemetary?
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This is a Yellow Pages Map centered on the English Cemetery and St George's Anglican Church at Avenida de Pries.
http://tinyurl.com/oz7b9
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Fron the Alameda Principal you can get Nº11 to English Cemetery and/or to Pedregalejos beach promenade for good fish lunch..or 61 to visit the Jardin Botanico La Concepcion...or 35 to get you up to the Gibralfaro..or you can just stroll round the old town...if you are up to walking when returning from the cemetery..then head left under the tunnel (instead of returning via the park..and you will come out to the Plaza Mercedes...where you could have a drink (you will need it) and then walk down towards the center and past the Picasso museum, Cathedral and back to train Station.
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If you go for the bus..you could get a bonobus..10 trips which would save you some money...there is a little kiosk where they sell them in the middle bit of the Alameda Principal or in a tabaco shop..if in doubt ask at the tourist kiosk on the bridge opposite Corte Ingles.I think you will need the bus or a cab
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