Review: a simple understated guide to a forgotten Spanish city.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 2, 2014
This is a simple, straightforward guide to Malaga, Spain is very short and provides only the most pertinent information on where to stay and where to eat in the listings to see in this particular part of the world. I like to use these little guidebooks even if I am not immediately planning a trip to Spain. Just to see what a basic minimalist itinerary might look like. As these guidebooks are very expensive and easy to understand and may at least give me a reference for where to start my itinerary, which is exactly what I want the book to do. Other reviewers may not like them as much because they want a full-blown guidebook is endorsed by some famous travel agency or what have you those books are fine. Don't get me wrong. They provide great information, and I have used tons of them over the years. However, if you are just looking for some very basic information to get the idea gears of your brain turning for a trip to Malaga, Spain, then why not give this guidebook to try. It contains very basic but solid information (I have checked with other sources) and it is very inexpensive as well. Other more brand-name guidebooks will cost you 2 to 3 times the price as this almost free download. So I'm really not going to complain much about these books. I have used a lot of them in various stages of trip planning, and they seem to serve their purpose quite well, but this is just one man's opinion. I do not speak for the entire world, nor the tourism or travel industry at large. But I will continue to keep using these little guidebooks whenever possible.