Whether you’re interested in exploring ancient castles, roman theatres, fashion museums, wildlife adventures or seek to uncover the true history of Picasso at his Birthplace Museum Entrance, there is something for everyone in Costa del Sol. Tick a trip to King’s Walkway Tour off your bucket list, where you can explore the true beauty of Costa del Sol’s turquoise waters on a scenic hike.
Alameda Park is in Marbella’s town centre between the Avenida Ricardo Soriano and the Avenida del Mar and is probably best known for its beautiful…
READ MOREAvenida del Mar is a modern urban square linking the Alameda park with the Paseo Maritimo (seafront promenade). It is adorned with fountains.
READ MOREThe Balcon de Europa in Nerja is situated on a rocky headland and was formerly a fortress designed to keep out British pirates and privateers.
READ MORESituated on the main road just a short walk from the marina, the Benalmadena Exhibition Centre is found in an unpretentious brick building designed…
READ MOREBenalmadena Pueblo dates back to Moorish times and sits on a hillside with marvellous views across Malaga bay and still retains its charm.
READ MOREThe Marina of Benalmadena officially opened in 1979, with the name “Port au Prince” but in 1982 was renamed Puerto Marina Benalmadena.
READ MOREBil-Bil Castle is located in Benalmadena and stands on the seafront next to the promenade. It was built in 1927 and is owned by the council.
READ MORECastillo de Colomares is a monument, in the form of a castle, dedicated to the life and adventures of Christopher Columbus.
READ MOREIt is well worth taking a day trip to Gibraltar if you are on holiday in the Costa del Sol as this British territory offers unrivalled shopping…
READ MOREParque La Bateria is a fairly large municipal park in Torremolinos that was once a military fortress and has preserved cannons and bunkers.
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