I will be going to Madrid in mid June. I was told to find a hotel in Sol or Grand Via because both are in a central location. I find an offer from a nice hotel in the heart of the business area in M...
Staying at casa fuster but as the breakfast room is in the basement you feel like it's the middle of the night. Can anyone suggest somewhere near passage de garcia (apologies is spelling wrong) ...
Any tips on maintaining security on a villa holiday? The villa has no safe, although it is a higher end priced villa. Also no air conditioning, so what about leaving windows etc open at night? We are ...
ps: i need to keep the phrases/words in parentheses()
their tense can be changed but the base word/phrases needs to stay the same.
and make it as simple as possible (no big words only in S...
arriving in Barcelona on the 3rd Sept, want to spend a few days there Cultural Study Photos,etc, and the beach, ( with my daughter) then go Directly to somewhere near the Alhambra Palace for about 4 ...
I studied abroad in spain this summer and I would like to cook a few of the meals i had for my family. I don't know what they are called though. any help?
hi does anyone know of a reasonably priced supermarket in alcudia or puerto de alcudia and which road, try to save some pennies with the basics many ...
Is absolutely everything closed in Malaga on sundays?
I am going to Fuengirola next weekend for a few days and I am planning on a trip to Malaga to have a wander round, I am not bothered about the shops and museums but just want to see what it's like, is absolutely everything closed or is it just shops and attractions and does this apply on Mondays too?
Help! Trying to plan what to do in such little time to do it!
Additional Details Oops sorry forgot to say, all I want to know is are there cafes and bars open.......
Malaga is the same as any big city on a Sunday, some big stores will be closed but all the bars, cafes and restaurants will be open as usual. Fuengirola will still be buzzing on Sunday, but a little quieter than Saturday. The Spaniards may still be devout Catholics but business is still business.
Xana
Most things are closed, except cafes, restaurants, museums, etc. Shops are only allowed to be open a number of Sundays a year, I think it is the 1st or the 3rd of each month. This applies to El Corte Ingles and some other big shops like Zara and so on. You can look in their website to see when they are open. I think the laws are changing and they will be able to open every Sunday very soon, but not just yet.
kenneth w
I went there on a cruise last year... we arrived on a sunday... and all the main shops were closed.. but there were plenty of cafe's open ..and souvenir shops open too.. we just had a wander round... and yes malaga is a nice place... hope you have a nice time... bye bye
Travel
Forum 
Spain 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
