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Maybe you are looking for a place to enjoy a different plan with your partner. A romantic getaway to Malaga can be the perfect place to live incredible moments.
Today from Marbesol we tell you some plans for you to enjoy a romantic weekend in Malaga. ❤️
If you arrive by plane from anywhere else to live an experience as a couple in Malaga we recommend you to rent a car at the airport.
First of all, and assuming you arrive to discover the city on a Friday, we suggest some of the restaurants with the best views.
There are many, perhaps thousands of restaurants scattered throughout the city, we leave you a post about the best restaurants with views of Malaga.
You’ve probably already seen some pictures of the Roman Theatre and we’ve already told you that it takes on a special charm at night.
Did you know that the Roman Theatre of Malaga was discovered only 70 years ago? Today it is undoubtedly one of the most visited places in the city and perfect to discover it as a couple.
Another of the plans that we suggest you to enjoy with your partner during your romantic getaway in Malaga is the Caminito del Rey.
This route is one of the most famous in the province of Malaga, but also in the whole of Spain. You will be able to see one of the most spectacular landscapes in the mountains of Malaga. The Guadalhorce River flows through this area after passing through the reservoirs of El Chorro, Guadalteba and Gaitanejo.
Ronda is one of the most charming towns in the province of Malaga. Surely you’ve already browsed some information about Ronda before.
Its famous New Bridge or its Arab baths are perfect to enjoy your romantic getaway in Malaga and its province. We tell you what to see in Ronda and much more in our post.
The province of Malaga has several caves that will undoubtedly surprise you. If you don’t want to go too far from the city during your romantic weekend in Malaga you can visit the Cueva del Tesoro.
Did you know that it is the only cave of marine origin in Europe? Inside, various human remains, animals and pottery from the period known as the “Neolithic of the Caves” were found.
If you want to discover other caves in the province we recommend you to take a look at our post about the 7 caves in the province of Malaga.
What could be better than a nice walk along one of the trails in the province? And if you have rented a car it will be easy to get around.
Malaga province has a multitude of places to discover with your partner. You can check some of the most beautiful and romantic viewpoints in our post.
If there is one thing that makes the capital stand out, it is its immense offer. Especially in the centre you can find many terraces to enjoy a cocktail with music and good atmosphere.
Check out the terraces in Malaga and enjoy your romantic getaway with your partner.
Besides telling you some activities for your romantic getaway in Malaga, as an extra, we recommend you to look for some specific plans, we offer you 7 romantic plans to enjoy Malaga and its most beautiful places.
As you can see you can find plans according to your tastes. Also, if you like restaurants as much as we do and try new flavours, we leave you a post about the best steakhouses in the city.
What do you think about our post about a romantic weekend in Malaga? Which places would you visit the most?
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The Malaga Airport Map may be confusing, however, it is relatively easy to get around the airport using the interactive map provided on AENA's official website. Discover the Malaga Airport Map Go to the web version of the airport map by clicking on the following image. The interesting thing about the web version of the Malaga airport map is that each time you zoom in, it offers you more information, allowing you to know: The airport terminals and the parking area at Malaga Airport. Where to go through the security control at Malaga Airport. Where the airport entrances and exits are. Where to find the stairs and lifts. Where to find the boarding gates at Malaga Airport. Where the toilets, coffee shops and vending machines are located. Where to find the VIP area at Malaga Airport. Where to find the lost objects office at Malaga Airport. Where the gift shops are located. In adittion, the map allows you to consult the search engine and use it to move from one point to another within the airport, as if it were Google Maps, as it shows you the route and the exact time it will take you to get there. Airport…
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