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    Estepona

    Spain

    Estepona

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    Estepona has retained much of its Andalusian character: The old town with flower-decorated alleys, the lively harbor and long sandy beaches define this town in the west of the Costa del Sol.

    by Felix Gillen

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    Estepona has retained much of its Andalusian character: The old town with flower-decorated alleys, the lively harbor and long sandy beaches define this town in the west of the Costa del Sol.

    Sights in Estepona

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    Estepona Orchidarium
    Attraction

    1Estepona Orchidarium

    The botanical garden features three glass domes, the tallest 30 meters high. It showcases over 1,300 orchid species from around the world and a waterfall exceeding 15 meters.
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    Plaza de las Flores
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    2Plaza de las Flores

    The large square with orange trees is the Old Town center, surrounded by cafés and restaurants. On one side stands the 18th-century Casa de las Tejerinas. In the surrounding alleys hang flower pots, each street its own color.
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    Castillo de San Luis
    Castle

    3Castillo de San Luis

    Only wall remains and foundations survive from the 15th-century castle, which, according to legend, Isabella I. ordered built for protection against pirates. Information panels explain the history of the complex at the edge of the old town.
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    Essen & Trinken

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    Las Brasas de Alberto

    Restaurant in Pl. Ortiz.
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    La Tarantella

    Restaurant in C. Sta. Ana.
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    Restaurante Las Gitanillas

    Bar in C. Caridad.
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    La Sureña

    Bar in Plaza de las Flores.
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    Restaurante El Paso de Estepona

    Restaurant in Pz Colina.
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    Nearby

    Marbella

    Marbella

    Marbella on the Costa del Sol blends an Andalusian old town with the glamour of an international resort. In the Casco Antiguo, you'll discover narrow streets, whitewashed houses, and the Plaza de los Naranjos, home to the 1568 Town Hall and Santiago Chapel, the city's oldest place of worship.After World War II, Marbella was a small village of around 900 inhabitants; from the 1950s onwards, the Marbella Club, and later the 1970-opened Puerto Banús marina, made the town internationally renowned. Besides the beaches, highlights include the remains of the Roman villa on the Río Verde, the Museo del Grabado Español Contemporáneo featuring prints by Picasso, Miró, and Dalí, and the Museo Ralli. To explore the city at a relaxed pace, a visit in spring or autumn is recommended.
    Ronda

    Ronda

    Ronda in Andalusia is situated on a rock plateau that divides the Tajo Gorge of the Guadalevín river into two parts. The Puente Nuevo, completed in 1793, connects the old town La Ciudad with the El Mercadillo quarter, along with the bullring inaugurated in 1785, the 13th and 14th-century Arab baths, and sweeping views of the surrounding countryside.
    Mijas Pueblo

    Mijas Pueblo

    The white mountain village Mijas Pueblo sits about 430 meters up on a slope above the Costa del Sol in Málaga province. Winding alleys, old city wall remains, its famous donkey taxis, and Paseo de la Muralla's sea views define the place.
    Tarifa

    Tarifa

    Tarifa, situated at the southernmost point of mainland Europe, is a hub for wind and water sports on the Strait of Gibraltar. The Old Town offers narrow streets and the Castillo de Guzmán el Bueno, a Moorish-era castle. At Playa de Los Lances, kite and windsurfers shape the relaxed, international atmosphere. On a clear day, you can gaze across to the African coast, and whale and dolphin watching tours are also popular. You'll find fresh seafood in the Old Town's tapas bars. You'll enjoy mild weather, especially in spring and autumn.
    Costa del Sol

    Costa del Sol

    The Costa del Sol, on the Mediterranean coast of Málaga province, is one of Spain's most famous coastal regions, attracting millions of visitors every year thanks to its sunny climate. It combines sandy beaches, vibrant nightlife, white villages, and a cultural history ranging from Moorish influences to modern art in Málaga.

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