Long Term Rentals in Marbesa, Costa Del Sol

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Spanish Property for Sale in Malaga represents real Spanish City life and is not everyone�s choice of Spanish Property. Malaga Property tends to be quaint Apartments or Grand Villas on the outskirts of the City. Property in Malaga is truly diverse and unlike many other areas in Costa del SolThe city of M�laga has been sung, praised, painted, written about and, of course, loved. Her close to three thousand years of history have made her a modern Mediterranean city, between the cosmopolitanism of a large city and the elegant beauty of past centuries. In M�laga one can lose oneself in the historical old town; its parks and gardens, the Gibralfaro mountain; search for its temples; examine its museums; sasvour its hundreds of taverns...; but one thing is for sure: we will always feel at home, because M�laga is still the warm-hearted daughter of Andalusia. Once the 21st Century has begun, the city is beginning to transform itself, as was planned in 1994, but the aim now is for 2010. The spotlight is expected to shine on Malaga for some years to come since Malaga City Council decided in 2004 to present a bid to the European Union requesting it be given the title of European Culture Capital in the year 2016. This bodes very well for work and improvements to continue over the next decade to achieve this goal. Sea breezes from the Mediterranean coastline regulates the summer heat to a more comfortable levels than the inland Andalusian towns and the Malaga Mountains form the perfect barrier to protect the city from the colder weather in winter. It can still be very hot in July and August and it can be colder (minimum of around 13 �C) between December and February. Some much needed rainfall is to be expected in the colder months, but it usually does not usually last for long. As well as homage to the great Picasso, other great historic monuments include the imposing Baroque Cathedral, popularly known as �La Manquita� (One Armed Woman), referring to its rather lopsided appearance due to the missing east bell tower. High on the hill above the city is the Parador (state run hotel) of great historic importance. It was once a Moorish castle and is a wonderful place to either stay the night or have a long lunch enjoying these privileged surroundings with panoramic views over Malaga city and out across the port to sea.