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Introduction to tourist attractions around Malaga

Malaga is at the end of a series of rolling mountains, Los Montes, between the gentle mountain skirts and the sea, highlighting Malaga, a cosmopolitan city with a long history, the Costa del Sol. The capital and heart of the country, its rapid economic development has earned it the title of "Capital of Southern Europe". Below are the tourist attractions around Malaga that I have compiled for you. I hope it will be helpful to everyone!

Good places to visit in Malaga

1. Picasso Foundation and Picasso’s former residence

Picasso’s former residence is located at 15 Plaza Mercede in Malaga. In 1991 it merged with the Picasso Foundation, which studies the artist. Picasso's former residence is divided into five exhibition halls, namely the "Nineteenth Century Exhibition Hall", "Picasso's Parents Exhibition Hall", "Picasso in Malaga Exhibition Hall" and two exhibition halls displaying Picasso's works collected by collector Serra. In addition, the Picasso Foundation also has an exhibition at 13 Place Merced.

2. Sunshine Coast

Sunshine Coast is located in the south of Marbella, Malaga Province, but the best beach is the world-famous Husseba. Puerto Jos? Ban?s has complete facilities and many places for dining, accommodation, shopping and entertainment. It is very suitable for vacation.

3. University of Malaga

The University of Malaga is a famous national university in Spain and one of the famous universities in Europe. It currently has 79 departments, more than 100 majors, and some Ph.D. , master's and university courses. The Modern Language Center of the University of Malaga has a history of 56 years of modern Spanish education. Spanish students are mainly from Europe and North America. Four levels of Spanish courses are offered: beginner, intermediate, advanced and proficient. The courtyard is clean, tidy, fresh and bright, and is a good place to learn about Spanish culture!

Malaga travel tips

Mobile phones and phone cards

1. Main topics in Spain The three major communications operating companies are Movistar, Vodafone and Orange. Movistar and Vodafone have the best signals and the widest coverage, so the prices are also the highest, and the rates change frequently. Orange's tariffs are relatively reasonable. Tourists can buy an Orange SIM Mundo prepaid card. There are various options such as 10 euros and 20 euros. It includes 7 days of Internet traffic, which is suitable for tourists. There are many Orange stores on the roadside in Madrid. If you are worried about the language barrier, you can also go to the Chinese-run Friendship Communication to buy a phone card. Passport ID is required for application.

2. There is also a phone card in Spain called Jazz Panda, commonly known as Panda card. For 5 euros, a mobile phone can last nearly 200 minutes from Spain to China. You can buy it on the roadside in Madrid, similar to domestic IP phone supermarkets or in Chinese districts, but you can't access the Internet.

3. You can use coins and phone cards at roadside public telephone numbers (Tarjetas telef?nicas cards issued by the National Telephone Company are generally available at post offices and tobacco shops, among which Fortune cards are the most cost-effective. , that is, 10 euros/ticket, 500 minutes of calls). Phone recharge cards can also be purchased at most street convenience stores.

Tips: If you want to make a call from Spain to other countries, first dial 00, add the country code, and then dial the phone number. To make domestic calls in Spain, you can dial the phone number directly without adding any prefix. Both mobile and landline numbers in Spain are always 9 digits.

Network environment

There are more and more places in Spain with free WiFi signals. McDonald’s, Starbucks and most restaurants have free signals. The subway Pr?ncipe p?o There is also free WIFI in the mall and on the bus after coming down. Wireless Internet access is also available at airports, train stations, bus stations, some shopping malls and hotels. Most hotels have Wi-Fi, but some require payment to use it. Visitors can go to the local tourist information center to get a free WIFI map. The price of Internet cafe is about 1.5-3 euros/hour.

Matters needing attention when entering and exiting Malaga

1. You must hold a valid visa or Spanish residence permit when entering, otherwise you will be deported on the same plane; non-EU immigrants must hold at least 513 euros in cash or equivalent value checks, credit cards and international money orders.

2. The amount of duty-free items allowed per person entering Spain shall not exceed 175 euros (passengers over 15 years old) or 90 euros (passengers under 15 years old). The limits for the following items are:

(1) 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 250 grams of tobacco.

(2) 1 liter of hard liquor with an alcohol content of more than 22 degrees or 2 liters of wine and alcoholic beverages with an alcohol content of less than 22 degrees.

(3) 50 grams of perfume or 0.25 liters of toilet water.

(4)500g regular coffee or 200g espresso.

(5) 100 grams of tea or 40 grams of concentrated tea.

3. To bring endangered wild animals and plants stipulated in the Washington Convention into and out of the country, you must obtain a license from the relevant international trade agency.

4. Counterfeit or pirated products are not allowed. Once discovered, the customs has the right to detain them.

5. According to the requirements of the European Commission, tourists cannot bring animal food (meat, meat products, milk, dairy products) into Spain as luggage. The only exception is packaged baby milk powder. Other food can be brought into Spain, but the weight must not exceed 1 kilogram.