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Hotel MS Maestranza
Avd. Canovas Del Castillo, 1,
29016 Málaga
The Hotel MS Maestranza is situated in the Malagueta (in the centre of Málaga), in a privileged area located near the bullring, some 100 metres from the beach and just 5-minute walk from the Picasso Museum.
The Hotel has 102 rooms (which include 18 junior suites and a room for special needs customers), restaurant, café, conference hall and a SPA with gymnasium, sauna, massage, Jacuzzi and solarium.
The rooms have a direct outside telephone line, satellite TV with Canal Plus, internet connection, mini bar, air conditioning, hairdryer, safety deposit box, terrace and full bathroom. The Junior Suites also feature a hydro-massage bath.
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Tryp Guadalmar
C/Moby Dick 2 Urb Guadalmar
29004 Malaga
The Tryp Guadalmar is ideally situated directly on the beach, thus offering clients the pleasure of the sea from a city hotel. Málaga airport is only a short distance away and the city center at 5 Km. The hotel consists of 195 room and 1 suite, all with terrace and sea view, non smoking floors, two double beds in each room, air conditioned, direct telephone, satellite Tv, mini-bar and free safe box. The hotel boasts a Cafeteria, "A la Carta" Restaurant, in-door and outdoor pool and a fitness center.
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Hotel Málaga Centro
Mármoles, 6,
29007 Málaga
New built hotel, situated 300 m away from the old city centre of Málaga and 500 m away from the Marine boulevard. The hotel offers an excelent and well-known restaurant "Gernica", where you can enjoy an exquisite cuisine. Rooms: 113. Hotel Chain: EuroMar Hotels.
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Turism | Gastronomy | Monuments | Nature areas
Nerja -- Turism
The autonomous region of Andalusia lies in the the south of Spain, and its coasts are bathed by both the Mediterranean and Atlantic oceans.
It borders Extremadura and Castile-La Mancha in the north, Murcia and the Mediterranean Sea in the east, the Mediterranean and Atlantic ocean in the south, and Portugal in the west. The region's scenery stands out because of its sheer diversity. Some areas are covered in mountains while others are full of plains. There are three distinct geographical structures: the sierra Morena to the north, the Guadalquivir river and Betica depression in the central part of the region, and the Betica mountain ranges in the south. The two most notable mountainous areas are the sub-Betica range, containing La Sagra massif that reaches an altitude of 2,383 metres and the Penibetica mountain range. The Sierra Nevada is also outstanding and is home to el Mulhacen, the highest mountain peak on the Iberian Peninsula reaching a height of 3,481 metres. Next comes Veleta peak at 3,392 metres. Andalusian rivers that lead into the Mediterranean sea are relatively short and contain small amounts of water. Amongst these are the Almanzora, the Almeria, the Adra, the Guadalfeo, the Guadalhore and the Guadiaro. The rivers that flow into the Atlantic are bigger and have more copious waters. The region's most important river is the Guadalquivir and its tributaries: the Guadalimar, the Guadiana Menor and the Genil. The Guadiana, the Odiel and the Tinto rivers also flow into the Atlantic. The vast stretch of coast that extends along Andalusia is filled with bays and inlets, some a little more craggy than others as we near the Betica mountain ranges. The most notable geographical quirks that are found along the coast include: the steep rock summit of Farallon, Polacra point, Gata cape, the gulf of Almeria, las Entinas point, Adra bay, Sacratif bay, Malaga bay and Calaburras point. Europa Point forms the Gibraltar headland. This is where the Spanish coast begins stretching from the straits of Gibraltar up to the cape of Trafalgar. Within the straits the most notable parts of the landscape are formed by Algeciras bay as well as by Marroqui (Moroccan) and Tarifa points.
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