We have prepared for you the most necessary and useful information that may be useful to you during your holiday on the Costa del Sol.
EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS:
National Police: 091
(maintain order in urban areas, accept reports of incidents.) 
Municipal police: 092 (dealing with traffic issues and protecting citizens)
Civil Police: 062
(all questions on law enforcement outside the city)
Emergency Police/Rescue Service: 112
Emergency medical care: 061
Red Cross: 901 222 222
Fire Department: 080
TRANSPORT :
To call from a Russian mobile phone, dial the Spanish code before the phone number: +34
Malaga Airport: 902 40 47 04 / 952 04 84 84
Maria Zambrano train station: 902 24 02 02 
Taxi: 952 77 44 88 / 952 82 35 35
Port of Malaga: 952 125 000
Port of Marbella: 952 775 524
HOLIDAYS:
Usually all government offices and most shops are closed on holidays.
January 1: New Year
January 6: Day of the Three Kings
February 28: Andalusia Day 
March 25 (2016): Good Friday
March 27 (2016): Easter
May 1: Worker's Day
August 15: Ascension Day
October 12: National Day of Spain
November 1: All Saints' Day
December 6: Constitution Day
December 8: Feast of Inmaculada
December 25: Catholic Christmas
PARKING RULES:
White line: free parking
Blue line: paid parking
(8.30 - 14.30/16.30 - 20.30), with a purchased parking ticket, the maximum permitted parking time is no more than 2 hours, after this time you must purchase a new ticket from the machine.
Green line: paid parking
(8.30 - 14.30/16.30 - 20.30), with a purchased parking ticket, the maximum permitted parking time is no more than 5 hours, after this time you must purchase a new ticket from the machine.
Yellow line: No parking
Cancelling a fine (blue and green line): Go to the parking machine with your receipt, press the cancellation button, enter the code from the receipt and pay 3 euros.
Fine waiver (yellow line): fine 50 Euro, payable only at the local municipality.
Signs prohibiting stopping or parking look like those in Russia.
High fine for parking in taxi ranks and places specially designated for disabled people. Be vigilant!
