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Malaga is an interesting choice.
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I lived in Malaga during three different periods.
1979/1980 - one year
1982/1985 - three years
1992/2008 - fifteen years and a few months
I was last there when I was around 8 years old. The only thing I remember was a bloke making and selling some type of hot caramalised nuts in the street that were delicious.
A friend of my wife moved to Malaga a few years ago. Seems it's a popular area for Argentinians to go and live.
I was last there when I was around 8 years old. The only thing I remember was a bloke making and selling some type of hot caramalised nuts in the street that were delicious.
A friend of my wife moved to Malaga a few years ago. Seems it's a popular area for Argentinians to go and live.
Yip , loads of Argies all over the province.
In my last stage in Benalmadena 3 of the best 4 dentists were Argentine born.
My lad's Physical Education teacher was also Argentine.
Yip , loads of Argies all over the province.
In my last stage in Benalmadena 3 of the best 4 dentists were Argentine born.
My lad's Physical Education teacher was also Argentine.
I called into the marina at Benalmadena on my yacht trip on the way up to Barcelona. It was a noisy night because there was a wedding at the yacht club!
I've never been to Malaga somehow. For me, an under-appreciated city in Spain is Tarragona.
I can't speak with much authority about Tarragona having never lived there but it was a nice city to visit and I felt it would be a decent place to live.
It's a small city, it's on the coast, has Roman ruins, beach resorts close by and a short trip up to Barcelona. I think because it is generally off the radar of tourists (it gets them but not in huge numbers and only for a day trip) then prices are reasonable too.
I was last there when I was around 8 years old. The only thing I remember was a bloke making and selling some type of hot caramalised nuts in the street that were delicious.
Garrapiñadas are a common treat also in Argentina. Here they make them with peanuts 'cause they're cheaper. Abroad they use hazelnut or almonds.
Hello,
Tarragona is my destination after Easter.
I will be going in the VW on the scenic C37 route.
Then along the coast on the N340.
