Parador Antequera
Paseo Garcia del Olmo, 2 Antequera, Andalusia, 29200, Spain and Canary Islands
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... 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.
Mi ...
Touring Málaga, by Chris Lunsford
... known as La Casa de la Cultura. In 1994, the building was demolished to allow excavation and restoration work of ancient theater.
After the tour we went to lunch at Tiberna El Piyayo. A restaurant recommended by Jorge, our guide. He himself went there with us for lunch. The food was good and the staff was attractive. (See the guy in the tight black t-shirt cutting the bread).
After lunch it was raining quiet a bit so we went back to ...
Welcome Dinner in Malaga, by Chris Lunsford
... fortress, is one of Malaga's attractions, and it's relatively a recent one. For centuries it had laid hidden underground and it was only in 1951 that it "returned" to the surface, thanks to some excavations in order to build a library.
So then its back to the hotel and off to bed as tomorrow will be our first "official" day of sightseeing. And after all that food we all could use a little "siesta".
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Arrival in Malaga, by Chris Lunsford
Friday, November 18, 2011
Hal and I arrived in Malaga late last night. We stayed overnight in an airport hotel. This morning we arrive at our group hotel, the Molina Lario. Its a nice and very well located 4 star hotel. This afternoon four more guys from our group arrive. Hal and I go out to explore Malaga. ...
Round and round the Bull Ring......
... went on into the Santa Maria Church (which now seems to be more of a museum showing some particular religious artefacts and statues particular to Antequera).
The cafe / restaurant nearby was quite expensive and so we decided to try for the cafe back down in the square. By the time we got down there were quite a few tables available in the shade for us to stop, refuel and cool down. We ordered a light lunch of tomatoes, ham and cheese washed down with a couple of beers ...



