Torremolinos Travel Guide

 17 Reviews  This next section was my favourite stretch of beach, we had left Playa La Carihuela and drifted onto Playa de Montemar. With its palmiere and colourful wooden boats, I was enticed off of the promenade to walk on the beach. One of lifes pleasures- strolling on a near deserted beach! In summertime,... 

 4 Reviews   One of the things that most impressed me about Torremolinos is the care with which they have done up the sea-front promenade, the Paseo Maritimo. It stretches for several kilometres, all of them nicely paved and well supplied with benches, so anyone can take a stroll there and enjoy the sea air. We... 

 4 Reviews  Returning to our apartments via Plaza San Miguel, I noticed that the Church was open, so we nipped in for a quick look. The exterior is quite attractive with its whitewashed walls and mustard coloured edgings. Two bell towers sit either side of an iron crucifix. Adding to the symmetry are two arched... 

 3 Reviews  The Camino de la Playa is a set of steps which cling to the cliffs at the end of El Bajondillo beach which were right next to my hotel - Melia Costa del Sol. The steps are pretty steep but there are rest stops along the way, including a platform which allows you to take in the views over the beach. 

 2 Reviews  In the middle of Bajondillo by Paseo Marítimo there is a very popular mini golf. The theme there is the major attractions in the world, The Statue of Liberty, The Tower of Pisa etc. It is open from 10 in the morning until very late at night and it is always busy. I lived next door to it so I passed... 

 2 Reviews  Sunday morning, and my last day in Torremolinos. My flight wasn't until that evening so there was time to visit the nearby White Village (or pueblo blancos) ' of Mijas an hour away by bus. Gillybob and myself set off first, followed by the others by bus and car. Heading to the bus station we passed... 

 3 Reviews  Day 3, and awoke to blue skies and less cloud - Hoorah! Standing on the balcony, the Moorish house as I called it, was bathed in sunlight This is the Casa de los Navajas (House of Navajas (Knives), which was built for Antonio Navajas Ruiz (of the wealthy Luque Navajas family) in 1925. The architect... 

 2 Reviews   Leaving our shelter from the rain, we headed west, dodging the puddles, The architecture was quite interesting, with tiled roofs and tiled pictures (pic 2), we were now in La Carihuela-the former fishing village. We came across Casa Juan (pic 3) , which was recommended as a good place to eat by... 

 2 Reviews and 293 Opinions  I am returning to this hotel for the 5th time.next month, I was there in June this year, and I can... 

 mustertal Says:  We visited this restaurant twice, once for lunch and we tried the menu del die, then again in the evening. It has a long dining room running from the Paseo Maritimo through to the Calle Bulto and you can enter from either end. It wasn't a busy time, in fact in the evening... 

 randstad Says:  El Gato Lounge is located on Paseo Maritimo - the beach promenade of Torremolinos - and it is exactly in front of gay beach of Torremolinos. Very god coffee from ILLY brand, everyday freshly baked Dutch apple pie and mojitos - these are the big trendsetters of El... 

 aussirose Says:  We booked our tickets and tour to La Alhambra with bookyourtour.com. Because we were not staying in Granada but drove our hire car there, we arranged to be picked up at Hotel Abades Nevada as it was easy to find and parking was no problem in a side street close by. This...