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Size: 34 Km²
Population: Approx. 300
Residents known as: Juzcareños
Monuments: Church of Santa Catalina, remains of the Tin Factory.
Geographical situation: In the Sierra del Oreganal, 25 kilometres from Ronda and 144 from Malaga, at 623 metres above sea level.
Tourist information: Town Hall, José Antonio, 1. 29462.
Phone: 952 183 500 Fax: 952 183 500.
Júzcar is situated in the Alto del Genal, which is in the Ronda Mountains region, extending from the Jarastepar peak, at 1,425 metres above sea level, to the municipalities of Estepona and Benahavís. |
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Size: 7.20 Km²
Population: Approx. 360
Residents known as: Macharatungos
Monuments: Small temple in memory of the Gálvez family, Church of San Jacinto.
Geographical situation: 27 kilometres from Malaga and 25 from Vélez, the highest point being the Cerro de Capellanía at 481 metres.
Tourist information: Town Hall, C/Real, 12. 29791.
Phone: 952 400 042 Fax: 952 400 026
Macharaviaya is 27 kilometres from Malaga and 25 from Vélez, and one reaches it by the Autovía del Mediterráneo or the N-340, in either case the road signs showing clearly the way. |
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Size: 35.30 Km²
Population: Approx. 6,000
Residents known as: Manilveños
Monuments: Cerro del Castillo, El Haza del Casareño, Villa de Sabinillas.
Geographical situation: The most westerly municipality of the Costa del Sol, approximately 100 kilometres from Malaga, the town itself at 128 metres above sea level.
Tourist information: Town Hall, C/Mar, 34. 29691.
Phone: 952 890 065 Fax: 952 890 066
Tourist office: Sabinillas-Manilva road, Km 0,50. Tel/Fax: 952 890 845
The municipality of Manilva is situated at the far south-western end of the province of Malaga, 97 kilometres from the city of Malaga and 35 from Gibraltar, bordering with the province of Cadiz. |
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Size: 385.50 Km²
Metropolitan area population: 750,000
Population: 600,000
Residents known as: Malagueños
Monuments: Alcazaba, Gibralfaro Castle, Roman Theatre, Cathedral and Cathedral Museum, Birthplace of Picasso.
Geographical situation: On the southern Mediterranean coast, 50 nautical miles from the Straits of Gibraltar and 527 from Madrid.
Tourist information: Central Tourist Office. Avenida de Cervantes, 1.
Phone: 952 604 410 Fax: 952 214 120
Clear southern light, blue skies most of the year round and the best climate in all of Europe. This is Malaga, the City of Paradise, as poet and Nobel Prize winner Vicente Aleixandre called it. |
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Size: 114.30 Km²
Population: Approx. 90,000
Residents known as: Marbellíes
Monuments: Roman remains of Cilniana, Church of La Encarnación, Walls of the Moorish Castle, Mosque, Contemporary Spanish Print Museum.
Geographical situation: On the Costa del Sol, 50 kilometres from Malaga.
Tourist information: Marbella Tourist Office, Glorieta de la Fontanilla, s/n. 29600.
Phone: 952 774 693 Fax: 952 774 693
Marbella, 100 kilometres square and 24 kilometres of beach, is known all over the world as one of the classiest and most beautiful holiday destinations in Southern Europe. |
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