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From Sunday 15th has started the implementation of taxi meters with new rates for the use of public taxi in the town of Fuengirola, equalling prices with the municipalities of Mijas, Benalmadena and Torremolinos.

Granada is known for having a great number of vigilance cameras and radars and bad traffic signs that aren’t translated to English, so if you drive a car in Granada it’s always highly recommendable to drive very carefully and paying special attention to the traffic signs. The fines for those who drive a rental car and commit any kind of traffic offense will reach them with a small extra charge as an administration fee. Continue reading to know the most common causes for fines, how to avoid them and how are processed by the rental agency, not only in Granada but in Spain.

From now on is available a new device in Malaga city to support the circulation. Through the web Area Mobility Malaga are available to citizens almost 70 traffic control cameras distributed in the city. With this service, which is available both through the web and on an adapted version for Smartphone, iPhone and iPad, you can know in real time the density of the main traffic routes in the city, which greatly facilitates knowing in advance the state of the route as it is available before getting into the car or at any stop along the way.

Do you enjoy going to street markets? Like taking walks by the sea? Enjoy the stunning views and Mediterranean sunsets from a terrace a few meters from the sea? Would you like to combine all this? Then come to Pier One, in the heart of the city.

Malaga is increasingly attractive and is continually adding new projects to make the capital of the Costa del Sol a truly cosmopolitan city. This trend is already underway for many years. We remember those days when we passed by Malaga on the way to or from the airport approaching our holiday destination, but what could be incidentally perceived of Malaga was not exactly appealing or attractive.

Malaga beaches have been pioneers in offering the possibility to take a refreshing dip to disabled persons or with reduced mobility, with a large easy-access device and monitor attendance. Thus not only disabled but also blind and deaf can enjoy a swim and a certain degree of autonomy, thus increasing their wellbeing.

The blue flag is used to distinguish the beaches and ports that comply with environmental conditions, as well as with a minimum of facilities available.

Who wants to find out more about the huge variety of cuisine in the province of Malaga, has a date this weekend in Benalmadena and Arroyo de la Miel. Tivoli World welcomes during May 26 and 27 the first market of Malaga, where visitors can sample and purchase farm products and food from the province of Malaga.

Following the release of the film The Smurfs, Júzcar decided to submit to a referendum whether to adapt the color of their cozy white village to the color of these charming characters. Today you can visit the only Smurf's village in Spain

During this cinematographic exhibition, the best Spanish short films are awarded and people are invited to a series of activities and cultural events in Malaga.