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Nh Malaga Hotel
The nh malaga is a modern red-brick property located in very heart of the historic and business center of malaga. Its 133 guestrooms offer the latest in modern technology, such as direct-dial phone, satellite television, pay per view films, video games and wireless internet access. They are decorated in a contemporary style using carefully selected art works to add a touch of warmth and individuality to the rooms.
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The main shopping street is Calle Marques de Larios which is flanked
by expensive boutiques and shops and leads north to the
Plaza de la Constitutcion. For souvenirs, head to
specialist stores like La Mar de cosas, Ana Marina, and
Hevilla. Mercado Central de Atarazanas is a traditional
market which is worth visiting for its Muslim decor and
atmosphere as much as the dazzling gamut of fresh
produce that the market carries. Mercado de Salamanca,
or popularly known as Mercado del Molinillo, is a market
that serves the center and north of the city with
similar products as Mercado Central de Atarazanas, and
the Mercado del Carmen is an interesting market with a
rowdy character of a port as well as a lovely
neighborhood to stroll along. El Corte Ingl?s which is a
well-known national department store chain of course has
a branch here, and the newly opened mall Centro
Comercial Malaga Plaza with its imposing 54-story
building that houses all kinds of shops and brand
products is only 50 m away. Other than these, Marques de
Larios, Plaza de la Constituci?n and Calle de Granada
are all thriving areas for shopping as well as
nightlife.
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Dining |
| As the country's second biggest sea port, Malaga has
no shortage of fresh seafood. The "pesca?to frito" or
fried fish in particular is emblematic of the local
dishes and often acclaimed as the best in Spain. The
Alameda is a good tramping ground to find a place to
dine, although the restaurants and bars in the areas of
Pedregalejo and El Palo which can be reached by bus # 11
also serve excellent food. Other than these areas, the
neighborhoods of Huelin, Avenida Pintor Sorolla and
Paseo Mar?timo Antonio Machado are also dotted with many
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| Nightlife |
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Most of Malaga's vigorous and animated nightlife can be
found in the northeastern part of the cathedral and
around Calles Granada, Beatas and the streets
surrounding Plaza de Uncibay, as well as in Malagueta
which is situated south of the bullring. At weekends and
holidays dozens of youthful disco-bars fill the crowded
streets in these areas with a cacophony of sound, and
over the summer the scene spreads out along the seafront
to the suburb of Pedregalejo. The main street here which
is Juan Sebasti?n Elcano houses dozens of discos and
bars which come alive with animation post-midnight. The
beautiful promenade along the seaside El Palo is also a
good place to explore Malaga after dark. |
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Silken Puerta Malaga
The silken puerta malaga hotel is a large property with modern architecture, located in the commercial centre of the andalucian city of malaga, next to the railway station. The hotel's 141 air-conditioned guestrooms have decor which fuses traditional and modern styles, with wood floors and andalucian-style furniture. All offer satellite television, high-speed internet access, telephones, safes and minibars.
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