Malaga, The Birthplace of Picasso, The Rarja Cave of Spain, The Balcony Of Europe 11-2013

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December 1st 2013

Published: December 8th 2013

Malaga´s most famous son, Picasso, was born here and its chief attraction today is a museum devoted to the artist besides the Archaeological Museum in the Alcazaba, the Roman Theatre, the Cathedral and theCustoms House near Paseo del Parque since Malaga is bidding to be 2016 European Capital of Culture. Nerja Caves is 35km away tretching for almost 5 kilometres, the caverns are one of Spain's ma... Read Full Entry

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I have nothing but travel memories with 190 countries and counting... About Me: I graduated from a Law School in Vietnam in 1975 and California Polytechnic University, USA, 1981,majoring in an electronic engineering. I worked for Rockwell International (now Boeing) as an aerospace engineer in the Space Shuttle and GPS Military Satellite projects and now on my own. I love to travel with all passion and to write about my travels, the international histories and politics too. I actually started to travel outside USA since 1989 and more aggressive recently. Visit my travel blog at: http://www.t... full info

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