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Malaga Park (Parque de Malaga) was constructed in the late 19th century and given a major facelift in 2007. The park runs parallel to Malaga Port and is almost one kilometre in length, stretching from Plaza de la Marina to Plaza del General Torrijos. The park contains plants from every continent. There’s a shady walkway at either side of the park, with plenty of shrubs, fountains and quiet corners along the central strip. If you’re walking from the old town to Malagueta Beach this is the most scenic (and coolest) route.
Fuente de la Ninfa con Cantaro
Fuente de los Ninos
Fuente de la Ninfa con Carcola
Platero at kids play area in Malaga Park
El Fiestero
Although not officially part of Malaga Park, the Pedro Luis Alonso Gardens are just across the street from Malaga Park, close to City Hall.
City Hall Malaga
Looking toward the Alcazaba
Rose named after the Spanish singer Julio Iglesias (Enrico’s Dad)
Rose border
I loved walking around Malaga Park and it’s one of my top three Malaga attractions; the others being Malagueta Beach and the Alcazaba Moorish fort.
I think that Malaga is a fantastic short break destination, served by several low cost airlines and offering a good selection of hotels for all budgets.
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