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The region of Malaga and the Costa del Sol is a rich tapestry of sun-kissed coastline, culture and good food, set against a backdrop of sparkling Mediterranean Sea. Malaga Airport is one of Spain's busiest airports as millions of passengers pass through each year to visit this region. The airport regularly operates cheap flights to Edinburgh as well as a wide range of domestic, European and international destinations, with the airport hitting its peak in terms of numbers between June and September. Although Malaga Airport, also known as Pablo Picasso Airport, has three terminals, most of its traffic is directed through the newer Terminal 3, an impressive building designed by American architect Bruce S. Fairbanks.

If you are travelling from the Costa del Sol or Malaga to Edinburgh, the airport is well situated for both the city and the rest of the region. The airport is close to the MA-21 motorway and has a range of parking areas including short stay, long stay and drop-off close to the terminal building. There are numerous transport options that connect to the airport. If you are coming from Malaga city centre the A Express Bus runs between Malaga bus station and the airport. You can also take the Renfe Malaga Airport train to Terminal 3. The M-135 Intercity bus line also runs between towns and resorts nearby such as Marbella and Estepona.

Edinburgh is one of Europe's most beautiful cities, offering visitors breathtaking architecture, historical landmarks, boisterous nights out and a leading performing arts scene, from laugh out loud comedy to innovative plays. You can get your bearings by immersing yourself in the winding cobblestone streets of the Old Town and visit the iconic ramparts of Edinburgh Castle, the former home of Mary, Queen of Scots. Over in the neighbourhood of Leith, you can discover some of the city's best restaurants, independent shops and The Royal Yacht Britannia. For spectacular city views, hike up through Holyrood Park to Arthur's Seat. After night falls, embark on a spooky ghost walk and learn about the the city's haunted past.

Edinburgh arrivals from Malaga will find that Edinburgh Airport is only about nine miles from the city centre off the A8 Glasgow Road. There is a selection of transport options that run to the city centre. The Airlink 100 bus runs to Waverley Bridge (close to Princes Street and main railway and bus stations) in about 30 minutes. Arrivals at night have the option of the N22 night bus to the city centre. The Lothian bus service connects with RBS World Headquarters, the Scottish Parliament, Palace of Holyroodhouse, city centre and Ocean Terminal. Additionally, a tram service links the airport to the city centre via Edinburgh Park and Haymarket stations, Murrayfield Stadium and Princes Street.