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Granted, Malaga is a paradise city,
this sentence also refers to the
paradise of fashion, There are shops
of clothes, shoes and accessories.
Ca//e Larios and adjacent streets
are specially heavenly for fashion
victims, this place is a pedestrian
promenade where shops are
located at both sides. Here are
Spanish popular fashion shops well
known for design and good quality
not to forget nice prices. We will find as well many boutiques where
the most prestigious brands are
shown in their windows. Malaga
offer represents a wide variety of
brands in comparison with
monographic shops in Madrid and
Barcelona. We can visit some local
dressmakers who sew up models
tailor made, Tapioca is a good
example of that.
Out of Centre Historico, we can
visit shopping centres to find almost
anything. Some of them feature
the same shops founded in the city
centre. Some other are very close
to the centre as Centre Comercial
Larios or Centre Comercial
Rosateda, Visitor must visit anyway
B Corte Ingles, a Spanish franchise
that follows the traditional model
of integrated trade. If we want to
do shopping out of Malaga city,
then the options are in Rincon de
la Victoria, Miramar in Fuengirola
and La Canada in Marbella, the last
one has the onfy Fnac shop in
Malaga province. In this shop we
win find any CD or book available
on the market. If there is no luck
there, then small specialized shops
may provide us with the searched
article. There are shops trading as
well comics and cinema products
such as pictures or posters.
Regarding to Costa del Sol, Ca/te
San Migue/ in Torremolinos is a
comprehensive market that good
buyers should have in their guides.
The same happens with Marbella
oid centre where Plaza de los
Naranjos is the meeting point.
If visitors are looking for a bargain,
then the perfect place is one of the
several street markets along the
coast, the one in Marbella is the
most popular.
To visit some local products shop
where we will taste typical products
of this province: olive oil, wine,
molasses and local sweets such as
bienmesabe ortorta de aceite, very
popular in this province. |
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