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Low Emission Zone Malaga – Everything you need to know

  • Posted on January 31, 2023
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What is the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) and how does it affect you?

Starting this year, the Climate Change and Energy Transition Law will be implemented in Spanish cities with more than 50,000 inhabitants, the so-called Low Emission Zone.

Basically, it consists of controlling the access of vehicles to urban areas, according to the pollution they produce.

How does this new regulation affect you when moving around your municipality? Find out everything you need to know in our article!
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Take a Walk on the Sea Side – Sea Promenades in Malaga

There are probably few things that we associate with a holiday by the sea as much as the sea promenades in Malaga. To enjoy at any time of the day and any season of the year.

Where during the summer culinary aromas are mingling with the gentle breeze of the sea. From morning until late at night you can see people enjoying jogging, rollerblading, cycling or strolling.

And during the winter months enjoying long walks and spectacular skies and sunsets and then having a coffee in one of the terraces is priceless!

A privilege and a delight, the sea promenades in Malaga, come and enjoy them with us!

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The 6 Best Parks in Malaga city

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Throughout the municipalities of the Costa del Sol you can find an interesting amount of parks where to enjoy a walk, with family and children or read quietly a book under the shade of a tree.

Over the next few weeks we will recommend the parks of each municipality on the Costa del Sol, accompany us on a walk through the 6 best parks in Malaga city!

Wave of Melillero – A strange local phenomenon of Malaga

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During the summer days you can observe in Malaga a phenomenon that is always repeated at the same time.

A small “tsunami” suddenly invades the beaches of Malaga and catches by surprise those bathers unaware of this phenomenon who are lying at first beach line just a few meters from the sea.

What is this strange phenomenon that has drenched more than one and has occasionally taken mobile devices and other prized possessions?