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Driving to and from Malaga Airport

The new airport elevated access roads (MA-23) opened in 2014 which leads directly to the MA-20 which is the new number for the section of the A7 motorway that goes past Malaga city. The planned new inland access link roads from the E-15 or A7 will be constructed one day.

El Albanico

El Abanico, another of the town's popular coffee houses. This typical Spanish café offers a wide range of breakfast snacks, sticky cakes and sweet delicacies, as well as fresh, aromatic coffees and natural juices.

Bus service

There are bus services from Bubión to Alcútar, Granada, and Trevelez.

Car Accidents

If you are unlucky and have a car accident make sure you obtain the licence plate, drivers name and NIF number and the name of the insurance company of the other vehicle. Complete the blue form which you should carry at all times. This helps to record all relevant information and includes space to draw a picture of the accident. If you are driving a hire car telephone the hire car company for assistance.

Casa de la Cultura y Museo Mineralógico

The large municipal building holds some of the cultural events of Valverde del Camino. The ground floor has an exhibition hall whereas the upper floor is equipped with a library, boardroom and historical archives.

Ceuta See & Do - Assembly Palace

This building, with its simple elegant architecture, was started to be built in 1914 and was opened in 1927 by his Majesty the King Alphonse XIII and Victoria Eugenie. The following are among the most important rooms in the Palace... The Throne Room, in French style, decorated with crystal chandeliers and Venetian mirrors, is adorned with some frescos by an artist from Granada, Mariano Bertuchi, who had a close relationship with Cueta, not only living there but also becoming its deputy mayor.

Medical attention

If you or someone you know needs medical attention at Málaga Airport you can rest assured that a doctor is on duty at all times. There are two ways to get help. First, you can speak with a representative of your airline who will make arrangements for you.

Athletes and Sports personalities

Andalucia people, both those native to this region and those who have a relationship with southern Spain. From Roman emperors to Moorish caliphs and poets, from movie stars to models, singers, dancers and authors, the names and faces do much to tell the story of Andalucia.

Lavaderos

The municipality has several lavaderos, or washing areas, including the Fuente Grande, Portón, Barrio García, Fuente Grande de Alcútar and Caldedería sites.

Parks & Gardens in Marbella

In Marbella there are several parks where you can practice sports, have a pleasant walk or enjoy the peace and quiet of the natural environment.

Planning the Move

Whether you are moving across the street or to the other side of Andalucia, good organization and planning will take a lot of stress out of the process. Take some time to sit down and think through the things you'll need to do ahead of time; a little time spent now will save you a lot later. Once you have the move date you can put your plans into action.

Hacienda del Pilar

The Hacienda del Pilar, which owes its name to the Virgin of this dedication placed on its façade, was built in 1904 as a farm and later remodeled as a private manor house.

Restaurants in Arroyo de la Miel

The picturesque town of Arroyo de la Miel is full of winding backs streets and pretty plazas that adhere to the old village way of life. The town offers every type of cuisine imaginable and visitors can enjoy traditional Andalusian tapas, typical regional recipes and bustling cafés with aromatic coffee and mouth-watering deserts.

Almonds in Andalucia

Almond trees and the nuts they bear are an integral part of life in Andalucia. While the countryside is dotted with almond groves, kitchens throughout the region make use of creamy almonds for soups, meat dishes, pastries and seasonal treats.

Villanueva del Rosario

If you are searching for hidden treasure, the white village of Villanueva del Rosario could be a good starting point. Easily accessible at 39 kilometres north of Malaga City, just 2.5 kilometres off the main Malaga/Granada (A359) road, legend has it that during Roman times treasure was buried beneath the Peñon de Solis (3 kilometres from the village centre) and to this day it has never been recovered.

Abrigo de la Colmena y Abrigos del Maimón

The Colmenas shelter was located in the western area of the southern slope of the Maimón Chico, less than 2km from Vélez-Blanco. It consists of three caves, of which only the largest contains cave paintings, distributed in two areas of it, one to the right of its wall and another towards the center of it, reaching a total of ten representations. Under the name of Abrigos del Maimón, there are nine painted shelters; Yedra, Letreros, Letreros Inferior, Molinos I, Molinos II, Panal, Hoyos I, Hoyos II and Covachas, of diverse figurative content, which respond to the so-called schematic art cycle.

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