Hotel Los Dolmenes Antequera
Ctra Malaga, cruce Romeral Antequera, Andalusia, 29200, Spain and Canary Islands
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Fast Malaga, Picasso, Autovia, Nerja, Almeria.
... portuaria, la Alameda y recogi el equipaje para encaminarme al parking a buscar el auto. Todo muy sencillo....hasta que arranque con el maldito GPS y otra vez esta ciudad me volvió loco para salir, me enviaba por caminos alternativos en lugar de agarrar la autopista inmediatamente. La cuestion que demoré como hora y media en poder agarrar la autovia que bordea la costa del mediterraneo para hacer los 200km que me separaban de Almeria.
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Touring Málaga, by Chris Lunsford
... the bottom of this ridge is the Alcazaba, the younger Muslim palace-fortress. A long rampart connecting the two castles. In many ways the Alcazaba seems more like a garden than a castle. The views were spectacular. The Romans built the theater on the hillside of the Alcazaba, taking advantage of the slope of the terrain. After remaining hidden for centuries, it reappeared in 1951 during the completion of the gardens of the Palais des Archives ...
Welcome Dinner in Malaga, by Chris Lunsford
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Today those of us that are already here just did our own thing: resting, sightseeing, catching up on email, etc. By 5pm everyone has arrived. So the gang is all here. Hooray!
Tonight we meet in the hotel lobby at 6pm to walk to the restaurant that is opening early strictly for us. Many restaurants in Spain don't start serving dinner before 8pm because of the siesta. ...
Arrival in Malaga, by Chris Lunsford
... a nice city. Malaga's history spans about 2,800 years, making it one of the oldest cities in the world. In the evening for dinner Hal, Ron, Jim and I go out to dinner and enjoy the city which is decorated for the holiday season. Tomorrow afternoon the rest of the gang arrives and we will all meet for drinks and ...
Round and round the Bull Ring......
... Spanish, English and French previously), however, she started rattling off some instructions in Mexican (doh....). So he tried another tack of (in English) “I’ve only got 1 minute – if you can do it in one minute then fine, if not tough...” (of course knowing that it took about 10 minutes to get through the full survey). She was disappointed, but didn’t chase and also thankfully, didn’t try it with us following behind. As we walked along the high ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Los Dolmenes



