# yourcostadelsolguide.com ## Pages - [Accomodation only](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/accomodation-only) - [Malaga Cathedral](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/malaga-cathedral): This is a very helpful and comprehensive guide to Malaga and the Costa del Sol with useful tips, places to go, thing to see, what on and how to get there.The cathedral is an impressive structure and the views are stunning. Use click & go on this website to direct you there. - [Street Art](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/street-art): This is a very helpful and comprehensive guide to Malaga and the Costa del Sol with useful tips, places to go, thing to see, what on and how to get there.The street art in Malaga is impressive and a great way to spend a day looking for them. Use click & go on this website to direct you there. - [Fuengirola hotels](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/fuengirola-hotels): Discover comprehensive Fuengirola hotel reviews, covering locations, amenities, real guest ratings, and travel tips. Your guide to finding the perfect holiday. - [Puerto Banus](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpage0d33a604): Puerto Banus is situated west of Marbella. It really is where the rich and famous play. If you want to see big boats, luxury cars, designer shops and top restaurants together with a blue flag beach then this is the place to come. There is no shortage of bars of all types that stay open until dawn, the shops around the port stay open until midnight during the summer months. - [Estepona hotels](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/estapona-hotels): choose the best hotel for you. Estepona hotel reviews. reviews on all the hotels & Apartholtels in Estepona. Looking at there location, amenities, reviews and the best way to get there. - [Torre Vigia de Cala de Mijas](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/torre-vigia-de-cala-de-mijas): Torre Vigia de cala de mijas - [Parking in San Pedro](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parking-in-san-pedro): Parking in Cabopino and car parks in Cabopino - [The bullring](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/the-bullring): The Bullring at Estepona was built in 1972 and holds around 17 bullfights every year, but that's not the only function the Bullring has to offer. During the summer month's concerts take place in the ring, bands including Kool and the gang, Boney M and ELO have all performed here in the past. - [Bus From Cabopino](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/copy-of-by-bus-from-cabopino): How to use the bus service on the Costa del Sol from Fuengirola to all the surrounding towns and villages on the main bus routes. - [Tourist information centre](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/tourist-information-centre606aae55): The Tourist information centre in Estepona is is located in the Plaza de las Flores, right in the middle of the old town. The information centre has maps of the old town and of the locations of the Murals. - [Orchidarium](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/orchidarium): Opened in 2015 this beautiful modern building has two floors with a waterfall feature over 17 meter's high taking centre stage. This is a most enjoyable place to visit. The collection of orchids is the largest in the area. As you enter the building you follow a path that takes you all the way around to the exit. The glass dome in the centre is impressive to see from inside and outside. - [Cabopino the beach](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/cabopino-the-beach): Cabopino beach is one of the best natural beach on the Costa del Sol. - [Parking in Estepona](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parking-in-estepona): There is some free parking in Estepona especially around the bullring on Calle Matias Prats, there is also some free parking and an underground car park Calle Melilla. If you are looking for somewhere nearer the beach then there is a huge underground car park on Avenida Espana for under 2.00 euro per hour or 17.00 euro per day ( correct Nov 2017). For directions to all of the car parks above see - [by Bus From La Cala de Mijas](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/by-bus-from-la-cala-de-mijas): How to use the bus service on the Costa del Sol from Fuengirola to all the surrounding towns and villages on the main bus routes. - [Plaza Major](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/plaza-major): This is a very helpful and comprehensive guide to Malaga and the Costa del Sol with useful tips, places to go, thing to see, what on and how to get there.The Plaza Major is a great out of town shopping centre. Use click & go on this website to direct you there. - [By bus from Fuengirola](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/by-bus-from-fuengirola): How to use the bus service on the Costa del Sol from Fuengirola to all the surrounding towns and villages on the main bus routes. - [Benalmadena Tourist information centre](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/benalmadena-tourist-information-centre): There is free parking on Av. Federico Gargia Lorca right next to Paloma Park (correct Nov 2017) read General rules to street parking and paid parking for over 1000 cars at the marina in underground and ground level parking. There is also free parking in Benalmadena Puablo at Calle San Miguel's fair ground when the market or fair is not on. - [Castillo de Colomares](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/castillo-de-colomares): Castillo de Colomares was built between 1987 and 1994 as a tribute to Christopher Columbus. It is not really a castle but is still worth a look around. Castillo de Colomares is a curiosity that stands out. It can be seen from the church gardens in Benalmadena Puablo and looking down on the building is amazing. - [Promenade](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/promenade): Built in the 70's, The promenade serves as safe pedestrian zone all along Benalmadena sea front. Full of bars, restaurants and shops. With a large proportion of the promenade away from the road make's it very safe for children unlike most promenade's in the Costa De Sol which are wide but there is usually a road at the side. The promenade is packed with cafe bars, restaurants and shops making it - [Paloma Park](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/paloma-park): Paloma Park was built in the late 1980's now mature the park is stunning. There is no other way to discribe it. The Costa Del Sol climate makes the park colourful all year a round and is worth a walk a round. first thing you will notice are the cockrel's and hens running about free all over the park. There is a lake stocked with terripins, a small petting zoo, a childrens play area and paths all o - [Puerto Benalmadena](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/puerto-benalmadena): Puerto Benalmadena was completed in 1982 and by 1987 it was awarded best port in the world. It is a blue flag marina and should not be missed if visiting the Costa Del Sol it is visually stunning. With it's Moorish design, cafe bars, restaurants and apartment block islands - [Parking in Benalmadena](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parking-in-benalmadena): There is free parking on Av. Federico Gargia Lorca right next to Paloma Park (correct Nov 2017) read General rules to street parking and paid parking for over 1000 cars at the marina in underground and ground level parking. There is also free parking in Benalmadena Puablo at Calle San Miguel's fair ground when the market or fair is not on. - [Stupa of Enlightenment](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/stupa-of-enlightenment): The Stupa at Benalmadena is one of sixteen build in Europe and Russia. It is also the last and largest built by Lopon Tchechu Rinpoche. Inside the building is a gold status above an alter. The temple offers free meditation lessons on Tuesday & Fridays at 6:00pm. The temple is free to walk around but there is a charge to go downstairs. - [Benalmadena Pueblo](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/benalmadena-pueblo): Founded in the 8th century Benalmadena Pueblo is the jewel in the crown of Benalmadena. It retain's it's original white washed building and is a real taste of yesterday's Spain. It could be compared with Mijas but without the high volume of tourists. The views are stunning making it a place worth visiting. - [Bus from Benalmadena](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/bus-from-benalmadena): A guide to using the bus service from Torremolinos to popular routes on Spains Costa del Sol - [Beach & promenade](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpage1770667a): Plaza Costa del Sol is a pedestrian zone in the centre of Torremolinos close to Calle San Miguel. This whole area is nice to just walk around and take up the atmosphere. Have a drink and a meal then carry on exploring the nearest thing Torremolinos has to an old town. If there is a celebration or party in town, it will be here. - [Arroyo de la Miel](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/arroyo-de-la-miel): Settlements in this area date back to before the Romans but the area did not get its name until the 18th century when paper mills and sugar canes factories started up. Residue from the sugar cane process made the water sweet. So the the town was called Arroyo De La Miel (Stream of honey). - [Benalmadena street market](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/benalmadena-street-market): There are two large street markets in Benalmadena one on a Wednesday in the car park top side of Paloma park. This is more of a car boot but well worth a visit. the second is on a Friday in Tiviola car park in Arroyo de la Miel. - [Trips, Tours & Activities in Benalmadena](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/trips--tours---activities-in-benalmadena): Benalmádena, between Fuengirola and Torremolinos, is a family-friendly resort with beaches, a vibrant marina, parks, attractions, and easy rail access - [Parque de Malaga](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parque-de-malaga): Parque de Malaga - [Tourist information centre](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/tourist-information-centre7839b2c9): Tourist information centre Ronda - [Fuengirola](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/fuengirola): Explore Fuengirola & the Costa del Sol with this ultimate guide. Find all the attractions, trips, outdoor markets, holidays, hotel reviews and how to get around - [Trusted operators](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/trusted-operators) - [Mijas](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/mijas): Explore Mijas Pueblo, a picturesque whitewashed village on the Costa del Sol. Discover attractions, history, parking tips, and its breathtaking mountain views. - [Antequera](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/antequera): Antequera, known as the 'Heart of Andalusia,' boasts UNESCO-listed dolmens, historic landmarks, and stunning views from its iconic Alcazaba fortress. - [Setenil de las Bodegas](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/setenil-de-las-bodegas): One of the most unique villages to visit in Andalucia is Setenil de las Bodegas. This white village is famous for its buildings under the overhanging rocks. - [Ronda](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/ronda): Discover Ronda’s dramatic El Tajo gorge, iconic Puente Nuevo bridge, and historic bullring, all set 100 km north of Málaga in a stunning mountain landscape - [Atarazanas](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/atarazanas): This is a very useful and helpful guide to the Costa del Sol to help Explore Malaga. The Atarazanas is Malaga's biggest in door market The market is situated close to the centre. Use click & go for directions to the Atarazanas indoor market. - [Muelle Uno](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/muelle-uno): This is a very helpful and comprehensive guide to Malaga and the Costa del Sol with useful tips, places to go, thing to see, what on and how to get there. Muelle Uno is an impressive area and the views are stunning. Use click & go on this website to direct you there. - [Tourist information centre](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/tourist-information-centre84aac6f7): Torremolinos tourist information centre's - [Bus from Torremolinos](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/bus-from-torremolinos): Bus from Torremolinos - [Pinar de los Manantiales](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/pinar-de-los-manantiales): Pinar de los Manantiales is a great place to let kid's burn off a bit of energy while you have a drink, a BBQ and just unwind in the shade of the pine forest. During the summer months it can get busy and is a favourite with the local's, if you want to use one of the BBQ's it's a good idea to get there early. The crocodile park, Aqualand and Jardin Botanico Molino de Inca are all on the same road. - [Torremolinos Hotels](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/torremolinos-hotelreviews): Torremolinos hotel reviews with holiday options. this page has reviews on all the hotels in Torremolinos including getting there, location, amenities & reviews - [Plaza Costa del Sol](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/plaza-costa-del-sol): Plaza Costa del Sol is a pedestrian zone in the centre of Torremolinos close to Calle San Miguel. This whole area is nice to just walk around and take up the atmosphere. Have a drink and a meal then carry on exploring the nearest thing Torremolinos has to an old town. If there is a celebration or party in town, it will be here. - [Playa de la cala Mijas](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/playa-de-la-cala-mijas): La Cala de mijas is situated between Fuengirola and Calahonda off the A7. The village was originally called La Cala de Moral (The bay of mulberries) because the large amount of mulberry trees in the area. The name was changed in the 1970's so there would be no confusion with La Cala del Moral the other side of Malaga. Before the tourist boom La Cala was a white washed fishing village but the touri - [The old town](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/the-old-town): A guide to San Pedro de Alcantara including San Pedro old town, San Pedro boulevard and San Pedro promenade. With parking options and villa’s and holiday lets. - [Parking in La Cala](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parking-in-la-cala): Parking in La Cala de Mijas including directions using an interactive map - [The Boulevard](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/the-boulevard): A guide to San Pedro de Alcantara, Marbella looking at the main attractions like the Boulevard, The Promanade and the old town. With parking in San Pedro and villa’s and apartment holiday lets - [Outdoor Market](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/outdoor-market): The outdoor market in La Cala de Mijas is situated at the fairground near the motorway bridge in La Cala de Mijas and has over 200 stall's. It is held on a Saturday between 9:00am to 2:00pm - [What the locals know Torremolinos Food guide](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/what-the-locals-know-torremolinos-food-guide): Discover the best places to eat in Torremolinos with real local tips. Tapas, breakfast, roasts and more — ranked by expats, not algorithms. - [Casa de Los Navajas](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/casa-de-los-navajas): Named after the owner, Casa de Los Navajas was the family home up until the 90’s when the city of Torremolinos acquired it and declared it an historic building. It is now a major tourist attraction and is one of the buildings that survived the “golden era” where most building in Torremolinos were knocked down to make way for hotels - [The promenade](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/the-promenade): A guide to San Pedro de Alcantara including San Pedro promenade, San Pedro boulevard and San Pedro old town old town. With parking options villa’s & holiday apartment holiday lets - [La Cala de Mijas village](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/la-cala-de-mijas-village): La Cala de Mijas is a beautiful village situated between Marbella and Fuengirola. It has an excellent sea front, beach and promenade - [The marina](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/the-marina): The Marina at Estepona is not just for pleasure boats it is also one of the biggest a working port's on the Costa del Sol. It's a great place to sit, eat and drink watching the fishing fleet return or simply just chill out. At night the marina becomes a hive of activity with nightclubs and late bar's that stay open - [Tourist information centre](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/tourist-information-centrefa41a461): The La Cala de Mijas tourist information centre is situated in the watch tower next to the beach Winter: from 11 am to 3 pm Summer (July and August): ◦ Mornings from 11 am to 2 pm Afternoons from 6 pm to 10 pm - [Benalmadena hotels](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/benalmadena-hotels): Browse Benalmadena hotel reviews, locations, holiday offers, and alternative stays. Find top deals for 2025 breaks on the Costa del Sol. - [Marbella](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/marbella): Discover Marbella’s best beaches, luxury hotels, and hidden gems. Explore top attractions, local dining and insider tips for the perfect Costa del Sol getaway - [Benalmadena](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/benalmadena): Benalmádena, between Fuengirola and Torremolinos, is a family-friendly resort with beaches, a vibrant marina, parks, attractions, and easy rail access - [Torremolinos](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/torremolinos): Torremolinos offers pristine beaches, a lively promenade, and easy access via train, blending modern charm with its rich Costa del Sol heritage. - [Parque del Oeste](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parque-del-oeste): Parque de la Oeste - [Cueva de la Tesoro](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/cueva-de-la-tesoro): Cueva del Tesoro (caves of treasure) is one of the best examples of a cave system with a subterranean lake in the lower levels. Find this and many more attractions in Malaga. - [Maria Zambrano](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/maria-zambrano): All you need to know about Maria Zambrano train station in Malaga. Malaga’s gateway to the Spanish rail network. Complete with information, a video tour of the station and interactive map directions. - [Malaga](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/malaga): Explore Málaga’s must-see attractions, from the Alcazaba and Gibralfaro Castle to the vibrant markets, museums, street art, and the stunning Muelle Uno - [Bus from Malaga](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/bus-from-malaga): Bus from Malaga - [Málaga Trips, Tours & Activities](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/malaga-trips--tours---activities): Explore Málaga’s must-see trips, tours & activities from food tours, to day trips and boat hire. - [Parking in Malaga](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parking-in-malaga): Parking in Malaga - [Outdoor Market](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/outdoor-market17270f7f): .The main street market in Malaga is on the fairground (Cortijo de Torres) outside of the town centre. The market sells everything from fruit & veg to clothes, toys and tools. The other markets in Malaga are more Artisan and handcraft Markets but always worth a look around. - [Trips, Tours & activities in Fuengirola](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/trips--tours---activities-in-fuengirola): Discover the best Fuengirola trips, tours and activities, including boat trips, boat hire, dolphin watching and day trips to Ronda, Gibraltar, Málaga and more. - [Torremolinos outdoor market](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/torremolinos-outdoor-market): The main street market in Torremolinos is on the fair ground outside of the town centre at the fair ground near the Bullring. The market sells everything from fruit & veg to clothes, toys and tools. The market has over 200 stall. - [Jardin Botanico Molino de Inca](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/jardin-botanico-molino-de-inca): The Jardin Botanico de Inka is a beautiful garden set back from the centre of Torremolinos. The path's take you around the water feature's, fountains and well maintained garden's. This is a quiet and tranquil place and takes around one hour to walk around. - [Beach & Promenade](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpage2705f425): This is a very helpful and comprehensive guide to Malaga and the Costa del Sol with useful tips, places to go, thing to see, what on and how to get there.The Malaga promenade is a great walk. Use click & go on this website to direct you there. - [The cabopino village](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/the-cabopino-village): Cabopino is situated between La Cala de Mijas and Marbella. It is easy to miss but well worth a visit. Its a very small quite place with a small marina. Around the marina are restaurants and bar's. It has a large beach as good as any in the Costa Del Sol. To the right is a boardwalk that travels over the dunes towards Marbella. - [Estepona old town](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/estepona-old-town): Estepona's old town is one of the few remaining old towns along with Marbella and Malaga. Most coastal resorts knocked there old town's down to make way for hotels and apartment's. At the heart of the old town in Estepona is the Plaza de la Flores. From there Plaza del Reloj is just around the corner which is home to - [Estepona beaches](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/estepona-beaches): The beaches at Estepona are of the highest standard with all the facilities you would expect from a top beach. The beach next to the town is Playa de la Rada. It's a Blue flag beach and runs the length of the promenade. The beach has plenty of Chiringuito's offering mainly fish dishes or Spanish cuisine. - [Parking in Cabopino](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parking-in-cabopino): Parking in Cabopino and car parks in Cabopino - [Parking in Torremolinos](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parking-in-torremolinos): A guide to parking in Torremolinos and looking at some of the best places to park. - [Calle San Miguel](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/calle-san-miguel): Calle San Miguel is one of the main shopping area's of Torremolinos. This is a great place to relax have a drink in one of the many bar's and browse the shop's. With it's central location and great atmosphere it makes a lovely street to walk down during the day or in the evening. - [Parque La Bateria](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parque-la-bateria): La parque la Bateria Opened in 2007 and once a military base. The park is the largest in Torremolinos and is visually stunning. There are paths around the park, a boating lake and a fair at the top end. Other attraction here apart from the gun batteries is a Moorish lookout post the views from the top look out acros - [Estepona](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/estepona): Estepona blends rich history with modern appeal, offering 21 km of sandy beaches, a charming old town, and attractions from Roman ruins to Moorish heritage. - [La Cala de Mijas](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/la-cala-de-mijas): Discover the beauty of La Cala de Mijas. Find essential information on resorts, attractions, parking details, and directions. - [Cabopino](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/cabopino): Cabopino, between La Cala and Marbella, is a quiet gem with a charming marina, beachfront restaurants, and a scenic boardwalk over the dunes. - [San Pedro de Alcantara](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpage2c2ebfa3): Discover San Pedro de Alcántara’s attractions, from the lively Boulevard to serene beaches, a charming old town, and convenient parking options. - [Home](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/): Your Costa del Sol guide: Resorts, attractions, hotel reviews, transport tips, and events. Complete with videos, local knowledge, maps to make your trip perfect - [San Pedro](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/san-pedro): A guide to San Pedro de Alcantara including the main attractions parking in San Pedro , the Boulevard, the beaches, the promenade and the old town. Villa's and apartment holiday lets in san pedro - [Ardales](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/ardales): The reservoir's around Ardales is another example of how diverse the countryside is in the Costa del Sol. The area all round the reservoir's is lush green forest's, you could be mistaken for being at the Italian lake's. There are some beautiful walk's with stunning view's. A few miles away is the famous Caminito del Rey a walk not for the faint hearted and must be booked in advance. - [Paseo Maritimo](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/paseo-maritimo): Paseo Maritimo runs a long seven kilometres of Blue flag beaches. It is very popular with locals and tourists alike. The promenade has chiringuito's (restaurants) every hundred or so metres all cooking the Costa Del Sol's favourite dish. Sardines. All cooked on boat shaped BBQ's. - [Sohail Castle](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpage7ba19e98): In 1989 Sohail castle was restored as One of the tourist attractions in Fuengirola. During the summer month concerts and festivals are held in and around the castle. Although there is not a lot to see in the castle it is still worth the walk up the hill to it. The view's of the town and the med are worth the climb. - [Puerto Fuengirola](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/puerto-fuengirola): Puerto Fuengirola was built in the 70's by a local construction company. The design of the area around the port has been influenced by Moorish Arab design. From there it has developed into a small fishing port and mooring s for small to medium size boats. The port has many bars and restaurants - [Fish Alley](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpage460c2218): Fish Alley aquired its name for the amount of fish restaurants in and around Calle Moncayo. Now they have mostly gone to make way for more international range of restaurants from Brazilian, Indian, Chinese, Thai and Argentinian to the European restaurants of Spain, Italian, British and Irish. Walking through Fish Alley - [Parking in Fuengirola](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parking-in-fuengirola): There is very little free road parking in Fuengirola town centre. The best place to free park is the Fair ground on Calle Recinto Ferial / Calle Aparcamiento Recinto Ferial or in Torreblanca. This car park fills up quick and cannot be used on market days ( Tuesday and Saturday) or if there is a fair on. - [Fuengirola outdoor market](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpage2e344428): Fuengirola market is one of the biggest on the Costa del Sol covering the whole of the fair ground. The market is held on a Tuesday and Saturday at the fair ground in between Fuengirola and Los Boliches. The market opens around 8:30 to 9:00am and finishes around 3:00pm. The market attracts large number of people every week, tourists and locals alike. This is a great place to walk around, have a lo - [Tourist information centre, Fuengirola](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpage43a9751a): The tourist information centre in Fuengirola is situated on Paseo Jesus Santos Rein opposite the in door Market. From here you can get discount vouchers to some of the attractions in Fuengirola and also find out whats on. - [La Galeria](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/la-galeria): La Galeria in Fuengirola opened it’s doors in 2016 and has become a great meeting and eating place for tourists and locals alike. It is basically an up market food hall with food stalls down both sides selling food and drink with seating down the middle. The Galeria has an open feel to it and when it gets going has a great atmosphere to it. This is a great place to go during the afternoon or eveni - [Plaza de la Constitucion](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/plaza-de-la-constitucion): The Plaza De La Constitucion was named in May of 1841 by the first mayor of Fuengirola Antonio Garci'a Cortés after Fuengirola was accepted by Malaga as separate from Mijas. The Plaza is surrounded with bar's and cafe's with the Nuestra Senora del Rosario church taking centre stage. - [Hotels in Malaga](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/hotels-in-malaga) - [Castillo Gibralfaro](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/castillo-gibralfaro): This is a very useful and helpful guide to the Costa del Sol to help Explore Malaga. The Castillo Gibralfaro is an impressive structure and the views are stunning. Use click & go on this website to direct you there and parking in Malaga. - [Plaza de la Pena](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/plaza-de-la-pena-shrine): Plaza de la Pena is situated in the lower part of Mijas, It is a large Plaza with busy bars and restaurants to the side. Most fairs or festivals are held in the Plaza and during the summer months there are market stalls selling local crafts with live flamenco music playing. At the front of the plaza are the donkey and - [The Ermita del Calvario](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/the-ermita-del-calvario): The Ermita del Calvario - [Ethnological Museum](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/ethnological-museum): This little museum is situated just off the Plaza de la Constitucion and focuses on the daily life, technology and living conditions through the ages in Mijas. The museum is spread across twelve rooms and on multiple levels with a beautiful courtyard at its centre. There is a recreated dwelling that shows how the ancesters of Mijas lived, farming tools, which was the main employment then and of co - [Paseo Blas Infante](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/paseo-blas-infante): Paseo Blas Infante was named after the man many regard as the father of Andalusia Blas Infante. There is a viewing point that looks down 200mtrs into the El Tajo Gorge. Use click & go for directions to Paseo Blas, Ronda. - [Tourist information centre](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/tourist-information-centreec9fc1c1): The Tourist information centre in Mijas is situated next the the Plaza de la Pena. It has a large bronze donkey outside.This is a great place to start in Mijas. Look out for the discount vouchers in the centre for some of the attractions in Mijas. - [Royal Collegiate of Santa Maria](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/royal-collegiate-of-santa-maria): The Royal Collegiate in Antequera is a beautiful example of a 16th century church and the first in Andalusia to be constructed with centre pillars. Find out more including parking in Antequera - [Plaza Del Toros](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/plaza-del-torosddcc084d): Plaza del toros - [Virgin de la Pena shrine](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/virgin-de-la-pena-shrine): The chapel was carved in the rock around 1548 by frier's. Tradition say's that in 1586 the virgin de la Pena appeared in the form of an apparition there and a lost shine that had been hidden for the eight centuries during Muslim rule was found. Today the shine is set in beautiful gardens with traces of the old fortres - [Plaza de la Constitucion](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/plaza-de-la-constitucion680c7e0c): The Plaza de la Constitucion is situated in the centre of town. White washed buildings and narrow streets are in every direction. In the centre of town it offers some of the best views of the Costa Del Sol. Most of the restaurants have balconies with stunning views of the Costa del Sol. During the summer months there is a flamenco dancing display every Wednesday and Saturday at 12:00 in the Plaza. - [El Torcal](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/el-torcal): El Torcal is a mountain range south of Antequera. It has an usual rock formation. For more information click this link. - [trips, tours & activities in Marbella](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/trips--tours---activities-in-marbella): Discover Marbella’s best trips, tours and Activities. From food & historical tours to bike, boat and jet ski hire. - [Fuentes de Piedra](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/fuentes-de-piedra): Fuente de Piedra has a mudflat and is home to the largest flamingo population in Andalusia. For more information and parking click this link. - [La Iglesia de la inmaculada Concepcion](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/la-iglesia-de-la-inmaculada-concepcion): Situated on the Paseo de la Muralla in Mijas. The church was built in the grounds of a Moorish castle. The main tower of the original tower has been incorporated into the church. The gardens that surrond the church are beautiful and well groomed, the views are equally as stunning looking down on Fuengirola and far out into the Mediterranean sea. This whole area is peaceful and relaxing. A good pla - [Plaza Del Portichuelo](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/plaza): Plaza del Portichuelo in Antequera is a beautiful example of an Spanish plaza. The plaza has a chapel and a church and cafe bars. A great place to visit in the historical town of Antequera. A great guide to Andalusia. - [Santa Maria La Mayor](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/santa-maria-la-mayor): Santa Maria La Mayor was built on the site of a Christian church as a mosque in the 14th century. It later became a Christian church after the Moors reign came to an end. The church is beautifully decorated inside and has the Pasos (huge floats) on display. - [Plaza Del Socorro](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/plaza-del-socorro): Plaza Del Socorro has played a huge part in Andalusian political history. Now it is a beautiful peaceful plaza but was once a place where the Andalusians rose up and tried to fight for their autonomy. There is a fountain with a statue of Hercules in the middle of this plaza. - [Arab Baths](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/arab-baths): Arab Baths - [Parking in Ronda](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parking-in-ronda): There is free parking in Ronda around the train station. Calle Virgen del Carman, Calle Monterejas and Calle Seville to name a few. These Streets are all off Av. Andalucia. Make sure that you are parked legally if not you may have your car towed away. - [Igesia de la Merced](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/igesia-de-la-merced): Igeseia de la Merced - [Plaza Espana](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/plaza-espana): The Plaza Espana has been restored to its former glory removing the old cobbled stones and replaced with the harder wearing granite. It's a sun trap and a great place to just eat, drink or simply soak up the atmosphere. - [Plaza Del Toros](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/plaza-del-toros): Plaza De Toros was built between 1789 and 1784 and is the oldest bullring made of stone. It is home to the Real Maestranza de Caballería de Ronda Spain's oldest order of horsemanship. Ronda boasts that their bullring is the biggest and oldest in Spain..... - [The Alcazaba](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/the-alcazaba): The Alcazaba in Antequera is a classic example of Moorish fortification. Not as large as the Alcazaba in Malaga but still an amazing place to visit. Click this link for more on the Alcazaba and more in Antequera including parking. - [By bus from mijas](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/by-bus-from-mijas): By bus from Mijas - [The Arch of the giants](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/the-arch-of-the-giants): The Arch of Giant in Antequera is a part of a 16th century fortification next to the Alcazaba. For more information including parking click this link - [Parking in Mijas](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parking-in-mijas): Mijas has a lot of parking, as you enter the village on the Av de Mejico there is free parking on both sides of the road.(read general rules to street parking) . As you get further into the village there is a 500 place multi story car park on Calle Olivar Don Pablo at 1 euro per day. There is a lift that take you up to - [Muelle Dos](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/muelle-dos): This is a very helpful and comprehensive guide to Malaga and the Costa del Sol with useful tips, places to go, thing to see, what on and how to get there. Muelle Dos is a great place to stroll. Use click & go on this website to direct you there. - [Plaza Chinorros](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/plaza-chinorros): Plaza De Los Chinorros dates back to the beginning of modern day Fuengirola and is now a popular Plaza for Spanish restaurants and bar's. The area is very popular with the local's. The Plaza is home to many bar's and restaurants all serving Spanish cuisine. This really is a beautiful part of Fuengirola. - [Los Boliches](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/los-boliches): Los Boliches is situated in between Torreblanca and the town centre of Fuengirola. During the summer months it has a vibrant atmosphere and makes an excellent holiday choice for families and couples. Hotels in the area are Ilunion, Yaramar and Hotel Angela. The beaches are excellent and many hold the iconic blue flag award. - [Carvajal](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpage73a75cc0): Carvajal is situated in the quietest part of the resort of Fuengirola near Benalmadena on Spains Costa del Sol. It has some excellent blue flag beaches and is a great holiday resort. - [trips, tours and activities in torremolinos](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/trips--tours-and-activities-in-torremolinos): looking at some on the best trips, tour and activities in Torremolinos from Torremolinos from Viator and Tiqets - [Torreblanca](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpage): Torreblanca is situated in the eastern part of the resort of Fuengirola in Spains Costa del Sol. It is one of the quieter parts of the resort. There are a selection of hotels in the area, Hi Gardinia, Hotel Torreblanca and Hotel Fuengirola. The beaches are excellent, many hold the converted blue flag. - [Bioparc](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpage96312f9f): Originally opened in the 1970's and totally redeveloped in the 1990's the Bioparc is a beautiful zoo. Although the area is quite small the developers have made good use creating a tropical forest eco system around the whole area with a winding path through it. The Bioparc is a zoo. - [Tourist Information centre](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/tourist-information-centrecb7a1ec5): There are 2 tourist information centre's in Malaga. one on Plaza de la Marina and one in the Plaza de la Juderia details and directions below. Use click & go for directions to the Tourist information centre's. - [La Concepcion](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/la-concepcion): La Concepcion - [Alcazaba](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/alcazaba): This is a very useful and helpful guide to the Costa del Sol to help Explore Malaga. The Alcazaba sits below the Castle and above the Teatro Romano amphitheatre in Malaga. Use click & go on this site for directions. - [Fuengirola weather](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/fuengirola-weather): Daily weather forecast in Fuengirola, average sun, average rainfall and daylight hours month by month. - [Music concerts & gig guide](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpage8bb0599c): The Costa del Sol has a great music scene. Every year there is a great line up of stars performing at The Starlite, Marbella, Sohail Castle Fuengirola, Marbella tennis club, Marbella and a few miles down the road is the Gibraltar Calling festival which attracts thousands. - [Fairs & festivals](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpage5dcf87af): This is a very useful and helpful guide to the Costa del Sol to help Explore the festivals & fairs on the Costa del sol. This can help you choose dates for you Holiday on the Costa del Sol to include one of these amazing festivals. - [Outdoor Markets on the Costa Del Sol](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/outdoor-markets-on-the-costa-del-sol): A guide to all the outdoor markets on the Costa del Sol with market days and directions to Fuengirola Market, Torremolinos Market, Benalmadena market, Marbella market, Estepona market, La Cala de Mijas market and Malaga market. - [Using the train](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/using-the-train): A complete guide to the Malaga Fuengirola train line including how to buy a ticket, train times and the directions to the locations of all the train stations using google maps. This guide is all you need. - [fuengirola template](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/fuengirola-template): In 1989 Sohail castle was restored as One of the tourist attractions in Fuengirola. During the summer month concerts and festivals are held in and around the castle. Although there is not a lot to see in the castle it is still worth the walk up the hill to it. The view's of the town and the med are worth the climb. - [Teatro Romano](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/teatro-romano): This is a very useful and helpful guide to the Costa del Sol to help Explore Malaga. The Teatro Romano sits at the foot of the Alcazaba. Use click & go for Directions to the Alcazaba in Malaga. - [Using the bus service](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/copy-of-using-the-bus-service): A complete guide to the Malaga Fuengirola train line including how to buy a ticket, train times and the directions to the locations of all the train stations using google maps. This guide is all you need. - [Calle Marques de Larios](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/calle-marques-de-larios): Calle Marques de Larios - [Puente Nuevo](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/puente-nuevo): The Puente Nuevo bridge translated new bridge is one of the most photographed structures in Spain. It’s the largest of the 3 bridges that crosses the Tajo gorge. - [Ronda hotels](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/ronda-hotels): choose the best hotel for you. Estepona hotel reviews. reviews on all the hotels & Apartholtels in Estepona. Looking at there location, amenities, reviews and the best way to get there. - [Outdoor markets](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/outdoor-markets): There are two main outdoor markets in Estepona, the main market is a bit out of town and sell's everything you would expect from a non-tourist market. The second is at the marina and is more geared up for tourism. - [Cabopino Dunas de Artola](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/cabopino-dunas-de-artola): The Dunas de Artola are situated next to the port at Cabopino. They are natural sand dunes with elevated boardwalks - [Boardwalk](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/boardwalk): The boardwalk in La Cala de Mijas is a 6km walk that ends 500 meters short of Cabopino passing through Calahonda. The boardwalk forms part of the Senda Litoral De Malaga (Malaga coastal path) and if its ever completed will run from Nerja to Manilva and span 163 kms . - [Ruta de Murals](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/rita-de-murals): The murals started in 2012 to brighten up some of the neighbourhoods in Estepona. They are huge paintings on the side of apartment blocks. One of the murals called Fishing Day by Jose Fernandez cover's five apartment blocks. They were such a success they are still being commissioned. Some of the murals at Estepona are truly stunning and worth a tour around the town looking at. But they are spread - [What the locals know Benalmadena food guide](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/what-the-locals-know-benalmadena-food-guide) - [Marbella Hotels](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/marbella-hotels) - [By bus from Marbella](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/by-bus-from-marbella): By Bus from Marbella - [Old quarter Marbella](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/the-old-town-in-marbella): The old town of Marbella dates back to the 15th century when the catholic monarchs defeated the Arab moors. There are still remains around the old town of the Arab castle that dates back to the 6th century. The Spanish name for this area is Casco Antiguo. At the centre is the Plaza De Los Naranjos which is beautiful. - [Parque de Represa](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parque-de-represa): The Parque de la Represa is a thin long park that runs from Av. Arias de Velasco down to the Castle. The park has two lakes in which one home to terrapins. In the middle of the park is the Bonsai museum. The park is not the best park in Marbella but it's nice to walk through if walking down from the main bus station. - [Puerto Deportivo Maritimo de Marbella](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/puerto-deportivo-maritimo-de-marbella): The puerto deportive maritimo was built in 1957 for small fishing boats. In 2002 the port was totally re-vamped and now has restaurants and bars and is a very popular place for tourists. Its a "have a drink, watch the boats and relax sort of place". - [Iglesia Mayor de la Encarnacion](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/iglesia-mayor-de-la-encarnacion): The Iglesia Mayor de la Encarnacion is a beautiful example of a Spanish church. Inside the church is a huge gold alter. The organ in the church is a work of art in it's self with it's beautifully arranged pipes. It is situated near the doors on a second floor. The church is just one of the treasures that you just come across while walking through the narrow streets of the old quarter in Marbella. - [Parking in Marbella](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parking-in-marbella): Parking in Marbella is not to bad. The best way to navigate through the city is to stay on the N340, most car parks are directly off this road. If you are looking for free parking then head towards the bull ring, Calle Felipe 2 or Av Reina Victoria. There is free parking around there and a fifteen minute walk to the sea front. Use click & go to direct you to parking. - [La Alameda](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/la-alameda): La Alameda is situated between the old Quarter and the Avenida Del Mar. The park has a selection of exotic tree's and plants, some of them are huge. Around the park there are beautifully decorated ceramic benches and at the centre is the Virgen Del Rocio fountain also decorated in ceramics. The park is very quiet and tranquil away from the bustle of the city while still being in the city. Because - [Tourist information centre](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/tourist-information-centre): There are two Tourist information centre's in Marbella. The Old town tourist information centre open from 8:30am to 10:00pm and Promenade Tourist information centre 8:30am to 10:00pm, see details and directions below. - [Avenida del Mar](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/avineda-del-mar-in-marbella): Avenida Del Mar is situated in between La Alameda and Paseo Maritimo. It is a pedestrian zone and has ten sculptures by Salvador Dali and two by Eduardo Soriano down the centre of the avenue. In the middle of the Avenida is a pyramid to honour architects Roberto Barrios and Elisa Cepedano. Avenida Del Mar is a good place to park if you intend to see the sights of Marbella. - [Marbella outdoor market](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/marbella-outdoor-market): The large market in Marbella has over 350 stalls and is held on Mondays at the fairground and its a general flea market. There are other markets in Marbella that focus on handcrafts and artisan products. One is the Zoco del Sol near the port in Puerto Banus and one large artisan market called Nueva Andalucía artisan market with over 100 stalls. - [Paseo Maritimo](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/newpageeef086a8): Paseo Maritimo is situated on Marbella's sea front. The promenade stretches from Puerto Badadilla fishing port six kilometre's to the suspension bridge over the Rio Verde. The promenade has palm trees and flowers as well as bars and cafe's all the way along. It is considered as one of Marbella's pride and joy. Along the way is the Avenida Del Mar, Marbella marina and the famous Marbella club. - [Mirador de Juanar](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/mirador-de-juanar): The Mirador De Juanar is situated next to the hotel Refugio De Juanar around 20kms inland from Marbella. The walk start's in a forest then twists through olive groves around La Concha with a slight upward gradient. Its not physically demanding and takes about 40 minute's. but take water with you. The walk ends with fantastic views of Marbella looking out to the sea. - [June](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/june): Festivals and fairs in June 2020 on the Costa del Sol including Fuengirola fairs, Torremolinos fairs, Benalmadena fairs, Marbella fairs, Malaga fairs - [March](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/march): A Cuatro Manos,Easter in Fuengirola,Easter in Malaga, Easter in Marbella,Fairs in March in Fuengirola,Festivals in Fuengirola in March,festivals on the Costa del sol in 2020 - [January](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/january): Explore the festivals and fairs in January on the Costa del Sol including Three kings day. - [May](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/may): Festivals and fairs in May 2020 on the costa del sol. Fairs in Fuengirola, fairs in Torremolinos, fairs in Malaga, fairs in Benalmadena, fairs in Marbella, - [February](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/february): Explore the festivals and fairs in February on the Costa del Sol. Dates for all the carnival and information on what to expect at the events. - [Parking in the Costa del Sol](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/parking-in-the-costa-del-sol): Parking in the costa del sol - [Sierra Nevada](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/sierra-navada): Sierra Navada is Europe's most southern ski resort and less than a two hour drive from the Costa Del Sol. Is it possible to ski in the morning and spend the afternoon on the beach....Yes. The Sierra Nevada has one of the longest ski seasons in Europe and normally ends in May. With sunrise around 7:00am and sunset 9:30pm there is plenty of time to do both.....with a 5:00am start. - [July](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/july): Festivals & fairs on the Costa del Sol July 2020 including Festivals in Fuengirola, festivals in Benalmadena, Festivals in Torremolinos, Festivals in Marbella and Festivals in Malaga to name a few. - [April](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/april): A guide to all the festivals in April 2020 on the Costa del Solincluding Easter, International fair, Fuengirola, Bajada en Banador Sierra Nevada, - [Fuengirola street art in the resort of Fuengirola](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/fuengirola-street-art-in-the-resort-of-fuengirola): Discover Fuengirola street art on a walking route around Calle Valladolid and Calle de la Paz, with colourful murals close to the town centre. - [September](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/september): Festivals on the Costa del Sol in September 2020 including festivals in Fuengirola, festivals in Torremolinos, festivals in Benalmadena, festivals in Marbella, festivals in Malaga and festivals in Mijas to name a few - [Construction site](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/construction-site) - [Museum of Malaga](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/museum-of-malaga): This is a very helpful and comprehensive guide to Malaga and the Costa del Sol with useful tips, places to go, thing to see, what on and how to get there.The Museum of Malaga is a great place to visit. Use click & go on this website to direct you there. - [what the locals know fuengirola](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/what-the-locals-know-fuengirola): Discover Fuengirola’s best food spots with tips from the locals. Sunday roasts, tapas, Fish Alley picks and more from our Costa del Sol video series. - [Indoor Market](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/indoor-market-fuengirola): The indoor market Is situated right in the middle of town in Fuengirola opposite the train station. The market is on two floors. The ground floor sells a selection of tools, knives, health foods and key cutting service and the 1st floor is food. Fresh fish, fresh vegetables and a Scottish butchers for your favourite cut of meat. The market is open from Monday to Saturday every week. - [November](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/november): A guide to festivals and fairs on the costa del sol in 2020,Ruta De La Tapas Erotica,Christmas market Malaga, Christmas Market Torremolinos,Christmas market Fuengirola,Christmas market Marbella.Christmas lights Malaga,Christmas lights Fuengirola,Christmas lights Marbella, - [December](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/december): A guide to all the Christmas activities on the Costa del sol in December. Including Christmas markets, Christmas lights, Christmas traditions in all of the towns in the Costa del Sol. - [October](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/october): This is a comprehensive guide to the festivals and fairs held in the Costa del Sol in October 2020 - [August](https://www.yourcostadelsolguide.com/august): Festivals in Fuengirola,fairs in Fuengirola,festivals in Torremolinos,fairs in Torremolinos,Festivals in Benalmadena,Fairs in Benalmadena,festivals in Marbella,fairs in Marbella,festivals in Malaga, fairs in Malaga,festivals on the Costa del Sol 2020,Beach party Torre de Mar,La Fiesta de la virgin de Carman,Torre del Mar air show. Whats on in July 2020 costa del Sol,festivals on the costa del sol 2023.