40 Best Stops Between Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Valencia (2024)

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Beautiful town, very peaceful in the week and out of tourist season. Highly recommend a visit.

Such a beautiful and cute old town. Every corner is like from a fairytale. Flower pots everywhere, white buildings. So pretty. 😍

Lovely area, bikini bar was excellent for lunch. Clean & a lovely place to stroll. Needs more parking/facilities for motor homes then we could of stayed longer.

Really nice section. Has interesting tiled murals of the towns ancient history to now. Beautiful flowers and trees everywhere.

Absolutely mesmerised by this place. The little streets with the flower arrangements, all the beautiful colours and the sound of local children playing. Everyone we encountered was friendly and prices are fair. Visiting this place was the highlight of my holiday and i would love to return some day.

Surprisingly great city centre with old beautiful buildings and local eateries. Highly recommended

Charming 100%Love to walk in old town, always discovering new shops, new dishes, new adventures…Old town offers such a large variety of dining options. Walk on Calle Terraza and discover new places.

A hidden gem of a place. Estepona is a great place with lots of picturesque streets with nice restaurants and bars etc. The tourists haven't found out about it yet. Fantastic beaches with clear blue water. You can often see Gibraltar and the mountains in north Africa.

beautiful city with charming little streets and alleys, ideal to just aimlessly wonder around, stopping to look around and taking fabulous pictures. there are great restaurants (tasty and affordable food of really high quality) everywhere. just be prepared that not everybody speaks English, but at the end you'll always find a way to understand each other. :)

Amazing place eorth to go there shen in Marbella as you eill see the difference beautiful and so crowded. Many places to see to eat to enjoy. Nice beach 🏖 museum shops ice-cream 🍦 historical street and very old water well still alive since the Arabs left it. The museum small but trll a lot and it is free. At the time of visit a lot of the small streets decoratef with poems. Recommend to visit

Beautiful place to visit, lots of cafes dotted around the streets. Very clean and tidy. Great for walking around and taking photos.

Such a beautiful town. We love it and definitely we will revisit. Great food, great location, very nice people and so much you can do.

A lovely place to be! Oozing charm, and speckled with some excellent Tapas Bars and restaurants. Estepona is looking great, and the recent addition to the Garden Atmosphere on the Seafront is both tasteful and forward thinking, and really add to the Charm of this town! It has a real pride of place about it, clearly its inhabitants love their town! and so do all visitors by the looks of it..

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Calle Aurora, 3, 29680 Estepona, Málaga, Spain

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Ronda is a lovely town to visit. Great scenic viewpoints from above the mountain and around the bridge. There are a couple of parking lots i town, and a nice pedestrian area with shops. Also the drive up the mountain if you are driving from Costa del sol to Ronda is exhilarating.

Beautiful bridge. When we were it was very windy. There is a small place to visit on one side, for a small fee (2.5 euro) you can go a little bit under the bridge, but not all the way down, not worth it. On the other side a little bit further you can climb all the way down after paying 5 euro entry per person. This is a must see though.

Save yourself €2.5 and don’t go into the bridge. We thought we’d see something nice we wouldn’t be able to see from the outside, it’s extremely disappointing. Stick to views from the outside. The museum is an exposition in a single room inside the bridge, some of the screens did not even work and the resolution of the other screens were really bad (or that of the slide shows). The views of the bridge are not at all better than where you can just get them for free. I would avoid this ‘museum’, maybe €1 is more fair for what you get. This was the only thing on our whole trip in Andalucia we felt we overpaid for, and that says a lot considering it was only €2.5 per person! See pictures below of what to expect if you do decide to pay €2.5… Not worth it. Many of the reviews are of the bridge itself which is gorgeous and can be seen for free. Yet the museum is to go INSIDE, which is what my review is about.

What a beautiful place to visit. Small town, 1.5 hrs away from Málaga, definitely a day trip there. I went there because Warrior Nun was filmed there and I was on my way to Seville. The bridge will take your breath away. Parking is hard to find and some restaurants and stores won't open until 11 am. If you driving a minivan (furgoneta) parking is a challenge, parking is designed for small cars and maybe some minivans but good luck getting into a parking garage. I had the best 20 min of my life visiting the bridge, we stopped there to grab breakfast.

Amazing village with this impressive bridge, that crosses you from the old town to the new town, walk around the village, impossible to park in the center but plenty of places are a bit far from it.Enjoy the views and get lost around the beautiful street for shopping tapeo and more....

Amazing. It is so true that Ronda is one the most beautiful places in the world. Be aware weather is not the same as it is in Malaga all the times. Anyway by the afternoon the sun was shining 🤗

This bridge and the older one to the east are the only places where the southern part of the city is connected to the northern part. These bridges cross the gorge created by the Guadalevin giving the impression that the plateau has been hacked in two. The view from the bridge is really amazing and for a good photo opportunity, you can walk down to the bootom of the gorge and make pictures of the bridge as a whole.

Ronda is a beautiful place. Besides the bullring, it has a nice old bridge and great views. Unfortunately, we were hit by heavy rain, so we couldn't see everything we wanted to.

Absolutley beautiful. The bridge is stunning, and the views are breathtaking, but there's also so much more. There are so many places to sit and watch the world pass by. The museum is great. The Flamenco is authentic. You can find the best of Spanish cuisine. We stayed for a month and are already looking forward to returning.

This place is a definite must see if you're in the southern coast of Spain. The view from and around the bridge is just stunning. There are no admission fees, but if you want to visit the lower levels of the bridge, there is a small fee.Be aware to get here, the road can be steep, winding, and narrow. It can be a bit challenging, especially traveling at night. Located in the town of Ronda, there are plenty of restaurants in the town to try out. Numerous gift shops are also present for your wants.

Super cool and unique bridge with great views of the gorges. However, the information booth that says 'entrance to Puente Nuevo' is a scam (in my opinion) if you are attempting to walk down the path of the bridge. The tickets only access into a small museum that honestly does not provide too much info. It kind of felt like a scam to get €2.50. But in order to access the pathway down to see the bridge, you have to go to the old town side of the bridge, and it'll be the first right after the bridge. You'll see a restaurant right in front of the beginning pathway. Be mindful that it is steep bothways, up&down. And there are mini hikes off the main pathway that offer different views of the cascade. Saw some people canyoneering!

Friendly guy takes your money. Steep steps down to viewpoints of the gorge. Steps up to a room within the bridge where there are video presentations about the bridge and Ronda. Worth the effort? Well maybe. It could be a lot better. How about relating some of the history of the bridge as a prison for example?

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Pl. España, s/n, 29400 Ronda, Málaga, Spain

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A wonderful place with very kind owners! The food is very tasty, varied and quickly prepared and served. I recommend! thank you!

Not really. Some cheap brands without any highlights. Okay for a stroll but really not impressed by this shopping center. A pity that the brands that had any fashion aspirations are all out of this center. Well, Banus visitors aren’t trendy anyway. What a boring place to hang out.

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It is centrally located and even though having a competitive mall just opposite to, it is doing very well and has its loyal customers. Also they have the latest trends whatever brands they have inside.

Small mall you find evuyou need very close to the Porte for a very quick shopping 🛍️

High Street clothes shopping, nicely refurbished mall with good eating place in the basem*nt

Es pequeñito, cómodo , limpio y fácil de llegar. Estaría bien que tuviese más marcas y más restauración.(Translated by Google)It is small, comfortable, clean and easy to get to. It would be nice if it had more marks and more restoration.

An absolutely awful disgusting place 🫣🫣I felt very unsafe hereLots and lots of security everywhereNot a pleasant experienceWe were there during day and early evenings a few times.Full of designer shops but it doesn’t attract quality people. Big boats yachts and cars but nothing of value there.Not family friendly definitely not a place for children.Adult content only 😳😳😳Clean streets but very unsafe area.

Marcas muy exclusivas . Lindo lugar para recorrer y tomar algunas fotos.Para comer se deberá estimar entre 20 y 25 euros por persona..(Translated by Google)Very exclusive brands. Nice place to walk around and take some photos.To eat you should estimate between 20 and 25 euros per person.

Fantastic place to visit, visit Astral bar for an unforgettable co*cktail and just soak up the atmosphere of the place

Good location. Good parking. Easy access. A small mall clean with a decent selection of shops. Good ac with 30° plus outside.

Nice mall with several stores like: Zara, Massimo dutti, Women’s secret, Oysho, Parfois, etc.Very busy during the summer.

Bit small . Zara anchor ....needs a few more stores but lovely small centre

The mall is nice and looks relatively new but only certain stores are available

Fantastic place,fingers licking food,great walking area

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C. Ramón Areces, s/n, Nueva Andalucía, 29660 Marbella, Málaga, Spain

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29601 Marbella, Málaga, Spain

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An absolutely beautiful zoo, well worth the visit.Plenty of animals in beautiful, spacious surroundings. The zoo isn't large, but you can easily spend 2 - 3 hours in here. Plenty variation of animals (birds, gorillas, tigers, monkeys, hippos etc.) in lovely surroundings. Good facilities and you can bring your own food and drinks into the zoo.It never felt too busy and we really like the animal enclosures. It just felt really peaceful. There also was plenty of shade in the zoo, necessary when it gets very warm.Parking is available in the parking garages next and opposite the zoo and you get a 50% discount when you validate your ticket on exit of the zoo. We paid 3 euros for a 3 hour visit.Book online and check Groupon Spain as they sometimes have discounts. Definitely worth a visit!

The best zoo I've ever been to! The animals have plenty of space and hiding spots, but they're easy to spot. Even walking around the zoo is a big part of the experience, such beautiful plants and decorations. We were lucky to find coupons so the entries were only 15€ pr. person, super cheap.

Second visit here and it just gets better!Amazing amount of animals, can see them close up without wire fences in the way!Cafe has nice food/coffee.They are extending it so will be back to visit when that is complete.

Absolutely amazing experience from start to finish!.I'm from the 🇬🇧 and this is by far the best Wildlife experience i have ever had!.Lots of Animals, lovely weather!.Great Facilities!.Here's a few snaps from my holiday.Highly recommend for all ages 👌 😍🦎🦛🦔🦍🐅🦂🐒

First time here was 2008. Now the 2nd time here with kids. They loved it and so did I. I even saved around 20€ with a promo poster I found on the door of a nearby store. I just had to take a photo of it and show it at the cashier's.I think the place is well designed for the amount and comfort of the animals. The grounds and details were spot-on.Some seemed a bit stressed but it's understandable.

Bioparc Fuengirola is a must-visit destination for animal enthusiasts and families alike. While the entry fee may be a bit higher these days, the experience is worth it. The park offers a wide variety of animals, and I was pleased to see that all of them were out and visible during my visit.The naturalistic habitats provide a fantastic setting for observing the animals, and the views are simply stunning. It's a great opportunity for both kids and adults to learn about wildlife and conservation.For families with children, this place is a winner. The kids will be thrilled to see so many animals up close and will surely have a memorable and educational experience.In conclusion, despite the slightly higher cost, Bioparc Fuengirola delivers an enjoyable and enriching outing. I recommend visiting this park for a fun-filled day with a lot of animals and beautiful views.

Very nice! A bit expensive for a zoo but you can find discount vouchers here from leaflets and stores so you don’t have to pay full price. 25€/ adult or 18€ / pensioner or child. Animals were mostly sleeping in the shadows but its understandable because of the heat. Nice experience and very well taken care of park. I would definetly recommend visiting if you are going to Fuengirola.

Really good afternoon out did cost a bit much to go in about 85 Euros for a family of 4 but lots of animals inside. We saw crocodiles, hippos, flamingos,tigers,gorillas and lots more. They show was great kids loved the birds flying over their heads. Great park but the gorillas were their fave the baby interacting by the viewing window made their day

Such a beautiful little zoo. Pretty, lush surroundings with large, well thought out areas for the animals. A very peaceful place tastefully and thoughtfully designed. Many different species of birds, fish, animals, plus a cafe and gift shop. Easy to walk round and wheelchair/ disabled friendly. Highly recommend. Ticket prices often discounted. Check their website.

Nice food. With child menu there is additional giraffe mask. Toilets are clean. There could be more animals, but anyway a lot to see. Visited show with birds and small animals. Spent 4 hours.

This zoo is really something different in the middle of houses, buildings, the town and the road running past. You wouldn't expect it to be where it was and it was incredible inside.The enclosures and environment for the animals were clean, fresh and felt like home for the animals.They had a variety of animals and some I've never seen before in my past zoo visits elsewhere. I've attached a map to show you the idea of the type of animals you'd see. The Tigers and leopard were my favourite but also enjoyed the baby orangutan!Wheelchair accessible and pushchair accessible. Toilets. 2 cafes. Play area. Gift shop.Can either buy tickets online, information points or on the door.There is also a hop on hop off bus/train available

This zoo is first class. The animals look fit and well in their fantastic enclosures. Clearly there has been a great amount of thought into making the zoo good for animals and customers alike. There is plenty of shade and set on numerous paths to enjoy the experience. The food was excellent and reasonably priced. Thank you for a great time..

A great zoo experience with interesting animals. The zoo was tidy and there was no limit on how long you could spend there so you wouldn’t feel as if you were being rushed. They had lemurs and birds able to roam free and come up to you which was really cool definitely would recommend a visit

I am not a fan of animals in captivity, however, this was an excellent experience with magnificent buildings and well maintained public and animal enclosures. The entire concept was brilliant. Lovely cafeteria with plenty of seating, and what appeared to be a restaurant. I, along with my daughter and another family member spent four hours there. Easy underground parking within metres. The discount coupon made the parking pleasantly cheap. I highly recommend this place, and it is a wonderful day out. I would go again at a moments notice.

I’ve visited loads of zoos across the UK, this was up there with one of the best I’ve visited. It is a small zoo, having a good look at all the animals we spent 3 hours and saw everything (except the shy leopard)The enclosures are very well designed, several species share the same space to make for a very natural experience. Don’t miss the shows they are fantastic, much better than the ones in the uk.Only thing I would say is that for the experience it is quite expensive.

This was the most impressive kind of zoo I’ve ever visited. The animals don’t look caged and looks like well treated. We saw many workers going around and taking care of things. Nice description next to each animal place. Really enjoyed it! You can easily spend there 1,5-2 hours without feeling it!

Fabulous place. Even my 6-months baby was impressed by beautiful variety of animals. Great place to have some rest and admire animals in perfectly prepared environment. I bought extra black friday tickets (half price). Bioparc team - you do it great!

So pleased we came across this gem. Was so much better than expected, we could have spent hours however turned up an hour and a half before closing. Just managed to get around, although missed a few animals due to them going to rest. Every enclosure is unique and lends it's self to the animals habitat, the enclosures house more than one animal making it more natural. Just beautiful, I hate visiting somewhere that puts money making before the animals. This place is definitely putting the animals first 10/10. Would come to Spain so see this again.

I had the pleasure of visiting this small zoo park, and it turned out to be a delightful and cozy experience. Despite its modest size, the park has a unique charm. One of the standout features is how various animals coexist harmoniously, creating a wonderful sense of synergy among them.Participating in the Lemur feeding session was an absolute highlight. Getting up close to these charismatic creatures and sharing a moment with them was truly special. Additionally, the bird performance was captivating, showcasing the intelligence and talents of these feathered residents.The inclusion of a restaurant and a kids' playground inside the park is a thoughtful touch, ensuring that visitors of all ages can have an enjoyable time. It's a great place to spend a day, appreciating both the natural beauty of the animals and the convenience of on-site amenities. If you're seeking a cozy and entertaining outing, this zoo park is certainly worth a visit.

It was a beautifully presented zoo. Very clean and every enclosure had shade, trees and water, some with waterfalls, the sound would help to reduce the noise of the visitors for the animals. A small area where you could walk thru the Lemur enclosure. My only concern was the tigers and apes didn't have a larger area to run around in.

Amazing place , yes it isn't massive ,but the variety of Rare animals will leave you speechless. I have always dreamed of seeing Arapaimas , or Cassowaries and guess what , they have them out there ! On top of that Gorillas , Orangutans , Chimps , Tigers and a real Komodo Dragon. Lemurs watching at 11am daily , is a must see , as they are so funny and charming. The kids were very happy, and amazed. It's a really lovely charming place , The coffee in the restaurant tastes great , and the toilet's facilities are clean and modern. Also the location of this garden in the centre of Fuengirola,makes it easy to access , it's open from 10am and you will need about a half a day to view it all and you still manage to hit your dinner in the hotel at 3pm :). Great Day out.

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C. Camilo José Cela, 6, y 8, 29640 Fuengirola, Málaga, Spain

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This is really spectacular. Amazing canyon hiking trip. A restored path, mostly hanging at the cliffs. Well maintained en clean. We did it with a guide and it was well worth the extra money. Bring plenty of water and food, during the summer!

We swam in the reservoir. The water is always warm. But the water level is low at the moment. So the walk down to the waters edge can be treacherous to walk on. There are public toilets and a cafe at the top by the road. People take kayaks or other inflatables.

This is definitely a must see and do when visiting Malaga city. Just a good hour of driving from the city and you are already on a walking path with an amazing canyon and surroundings. Make sure you have enough water, snacks, sun cream and appropriate shoes with you. You can expect to spend here a couple of hours. Well worth the sweat and time. Highly recommend it. 🙌

What a stunning place to visit. If you suffer from vertigo (as I do) then this will definitely be a challenge as the boardwalk attached to the side of the mountain is planked and you can see through it! It was a challenge for me but I am so glad I persevered as the reward was epic views. You are given a safety helmet and besides at the start but then your time is your own and you can take as long (or short) a time as you wish.

This was one of the most unique experiences I've done while traveling! You walk a path through the mountains and along a cliff face to a spectacular bridge spanning the canyon. Beautiful natural views of trees, wildlife, and unique rock formations! There is some difficulty in the hike, so be prepared, but it is appropriate for anyone in decent shape! Highly recommend this hike if you have the chance!

Very very busy, so many visitors, the staff were wonderful at controlling the hoards, and ensured we all got the maximum benefit from the walk.Whilst on the board walks just think how safe you feel, and then look at the old path below!So pleased I went, it wasn't too hard, but it wasn't a scorching hot day either.

We had SUCH A GREAT AND INTERESTING TOUR! Really highly recommend. I usually don’t take away a lot of information from such tours but this one was incredible. The nature the history - stunning and super interesting. In general the closest we came yet to a classic US national park feeling. It is an easy and safe hike - nothing to worry about.

Instructions on website and sings in the actual place should be improved a little, but not to worry. When you get to the tight place the staff is 👍 helpful and super nice also fluent in different languages. And the scenery..wow. . highly recommend

It was a bit crowded and quite hot, but also very much worth it. You don’t need any special preparation or gear. Just good shoes and the ability to walk mostly downhill for a few miles.The bus leaves from the southern terminus every 30 minutes and costs 2.50. If your time is tight plan accordingly.

An amazing experience! A tourist point of interest, but that's to be expected. Beautiful views, fantastic geological and engineering history, and just a fun time.Since you have to buy entrance tickets, check-in, get gear, and go with the flow anyway, I highly recommend a guided tour. It's not overly involved, and the ease of logistics and added educational nuggets were really worth it. We used and would recommend "Aloratur". We got the tickets through Get Your Guide. Ana was our guide, and she was awesome!We didn't include shuttle bus tickets as part of our purchase (and not critical) but I would. If you drive and park, you'll need to take a bus to return. The trail is point-to-point.Make sure you prepare for at least 3 hours of time (I'm sure time of day, week, and year depends).

I can recommend this trip to everyone who can walk the 8 kilometres from one end to the other. If you have not done it before, have a guide ours was brilliant. Very informative, Very knowledgeable and also made it enjoyable while walking. I think his name was Pueblo, he spoke perfect English and so did Paul who did the health and safety side of things at the start. I had a partial knee replacement in April and did this in November, with no problems at all.The views are Spectacular and they did not rush you on the trail. A lot of steps at the end, which is the worst part. Don’t let that put you off.VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED 👍

This is a MUST place to visit if you are in Andalusia. We went with family and friends and had the best time ever. I will definitely visit again when I have the chance. You walk around 2-3 hours depending on your steps and how much you want to enjoy the views. It’s very relaxing and energetic. Don’t miss it please.

Really nice walking trek through the gorge. The gorge itself is about 5km / 2 hours walk but there’s another 1.5km walk from the parking. It can also take some time to find parking so get there well in advance of your booking (which is recommended to book a few weeks in advance, especially on weekends)

Beautiful, hot and not too arduous. The last part back to the bus stop was the worst part if the walk as in full sun.The caminito itself was glorious, majestic and wondrous....if you have a reasonable level of fitness, suitable shoes and plenty of water, you'll have a fabulous time.Plenty of wildlife en route, including 2.7m wing spanned vultures, mountain goats in trees, other bird life and even frogs.The surrounding countryside is also worth the visit. Suggest taking swimming togs and towels so you can have a welcome dip in the lake after your hot walk.I will definitely be back to do a non guided tour so I can take a bit more time to take in the fantastic surrounding countryside.

Generally the area is stunning... totally recommend it to visit in the beginning of a sunny day as you have a lot of things to explore around . Unfortunately didn't manage to visit the bridge as we arrived a bit late. Is a proper place for hiking exploring and walking so totally recommend it

Absolutely amazing place to visit was one of the main highlights of the trip.Parking can be a little confusing as to where the start of the trail is but peopleAre around to help.The trail took us about 3 hours as we stopped a lot for photos. There is a bus at the end that will return you to the start for 5 euroWell worth it to be honest. The views are just well see for yourself 😃

Lovely walk along the valley sides. Not for those petrified of heights. Take a drink with you. Done this 4 times now & love it. Wouldn't really recommend the guided walk. Best to book an early session in the summer as it can get very hot later in the day.The bus to get back up to the car park can be a bit of a bun fight.

The meeting point for the guided tour was not clearly explained or marked in the verbiage or around the route. Outside of the meeting point and completely missing our guided tour start time, this was a beautiful hike. I felt safe along the entire route. There were many stunning views along the way. Parking and shuttle bus were easy to navigate.

Very nice place to visit. Stunning view!! Its an easy path even for those not accomodated with hiking. Recommend bringing water with you since there is nothing along the way to get some, only after exiting you will find couple of small kiosks.Overall a very nice experience.I recommend purchasing the tickets in advance.

An excellent route and one to experience. It is a fairly easy walk (only about 5.5k) but there are some steep stairs at points on the route to be aware of for those not so fit. Don't attempt if you are frightened of heights - there is no going back once you've started. The views are fantastic and photo opportunities abound. You need to wear a hard hat (due to potential falling rocks) but it is simply a precaution so, for anyone who cares, your hair will get flattened.

Amazing walk, very easy and smooth. Even in the rain it felt safe. If you don't like heights then this might not be for you otherwise it's worth checking it out. Spectacular, breathtaking views, very relaxing walk. It took me approximately 1.5h without a guide.

Great experience, and not as tough as other reviews might have you believe. I am not someone who likes heights but the path is well protected with railings along the cliffs. Magnificent views, and great guide gave history and interesting info.I booked parking, but there were no pointers to where it was located, and we didn't find it.

Book online early as tickets sell out weeks in advance. Or you can queue for one there but need to buy the one with a guide €18. So buy online!. You don’t have to use the guided tour though. It takes a lot longer with them as very slow depending on the group.We managed to find a parking space lower down after the tunnel entrance but it was lucky.Lots of walking for this experience. Walking up to the tunnel entrance then down a while to the main entrance. Toilets and drink machines there.The walk from there is relatively level. But steps up and down when there are the wooden railed walkways.At the end there are lots of steps up and then downhill on gravel track to drop off helmets. Some food and souvenir places. But then another walk up hill for a while to get to the bus stop and train station. You can buy a bus ticket there and queue for transfer bus back to tunnel entrance, visitor centre and Mirador parking. €2.50 per person each way if you park at visitor centre. Every hour and half hour. Once the bus is full you have to wait for the next one.We loved the walk but thought some people on it might have found it much harder. Some were struggling at the start with the steps.Bring water and snacks. Lots of birds to see.From where we parked to the start of tunnel entrance for walk then to the final bus stop took us 2 hours and was about 5.6 miles. We were not with a guide so could go at our own pace.

I loved this walk. It's a very easy walk and doesn't require a great deal of fitness.It's great to get out of the city and experience some hills.We couldn't buy tickets. So we just turned up on the off chance. Surprisingly we got it pretty much straight away on a tour which was €18. One thing to mention is that if you are going with children then you have to prove their age. So take some kind of ID otherwise they will refuse you entry.The guide Sergio was so knowledgeable about the area. From everything to the hydro water, plantation and the geology. Super informative.I would highly recommend this area. It's beautiful.

A fantastic hike, really great experience. Do make sure you book well in advance, we could only get guided tour tickets as general access was sold out. The tour was good and informative however the walk could easily be done at your own pace without a guide. The shuttle bus service from entrance to exit runs very frequently and is easy to use. It is a 20 minute walk either side from the bus stop to the entrance and exit of the walk

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El Caminito del Rey, 29550 Ardales, Málaga, Spain

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Nice place for a walk around plenty of choice for food, drinks and gifts. Boat trips and a go on the big wheel. We went in February not everything was open or opened late or at weekends. Nice walk to Torremolinos along the coast again with plenty of places to eat and drink.

Nice Mediterranean feeling walking through the harbor. Many restaurants to choose between, some of them are either a hit or miss. Expect a little bit higher pricing in general if you plan to eat here, which is understandable as there are many tourists here. There are also many locals who eat here though.

Very vibrant busy marina with lots of bars and restaurants. The prices range from average to expensive which you would expect. There are boat excursions which are very popular. We find parking outside the marina and walking in works best. Fantastic place well worth a visit.

Beautiful marina and one of the biggest I ever saw, with hundreds of pleasure boats, and catamarans, and sailing boats ⛵️ you can take a walk to admire them or visit one of the fashion, and souvenir shops all around the marina. You can do boat trips if you're lucky you will be able to see dolphins 🐬 and you can have something to eat or just a drink in one of many restaurants on site.

Interesting location. A wonderful and beautiful place, oriental architecture, many souvenir shops, cafe and restaurants, an aquarium, a big wheel, free parking in the western part, a large beach nearby.

Visited the marina for the first time today. The weather wasn't brilliant but l found the marina, shops and restaurants were really good. Next time l will visit the Sea Life Centre.

Absolutely love it here. Loads of bars , restaurant's and shops. Been here four times and will be back soon. Boat trips available. Surrounding area and beach worth going to. Very friendly and family orientated place , never seen any trouble. Highly recommended place for a holiday , guaranteed sun.

Two hour boat ride to see the dolphins - boat was busy but pleasant and able to sit down comfortably. We were quite away out when the boat slowed down and lots of dolphins could be seen - quite beautiful - had hoped for a sea swim on our return but this didn't happen - not sure why - boat a bit rocky on the sea but seeing the dolphins so close up made it a great trip.

Amazing Hotel, staff are very friendly and helpful, they are also very accommodating with all your needs. Food is brilliant, and tasty with lots of verity. Daily room service which is nice, very clean and tidy hotel.Forget this guy's. Plan and simple.Would I come again.Definitely yes.... 💯%Thanks too all the team, you are amazing. See you all SOON.💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Great place for food, drinks and shopping.Looks great at night time also.Parking available in the center but we parked in Paloma Park, free street parking all around and a car park at the top.Only a 20min walk to the Marina through this lovely park which in itself is worth a few hrs to explore before going to the Marina for an evening meal.

Lovely marina and brilliant boats for seeing the dolphins. We don’t manage to see the dolphins this time round so they have us 50% off to come again.There’s loads of shops and a shopping mall in the marina. A taxi rank too and plenty to see and do. Very beautiful

Beautiful, vibrant place to visit if in Benalmadema.Plenty of bars and restaurants to choose from, including Italian, Asian and Steak Houses.Staff at the bars are welcoming and bring drinks and food to the table, so there is no need to queue at bars. Just sit, wait, and enjoy the surroundings.The only negative is the sheer number of touts selling various items on the streets. They will approach you numerous times, but they are always friendly and nothing to worry about. Just a slight inconvenience.

It's a nice marina with boat trips available and lots of shops, bars and restaurants above. Very picturesque

It's been a lovely walk around the Marina tonight. Plenty of restaurants serving a variety of different cuisines. And the reflection on the water is worth admiring. Quite stunning.

Beautiful when the sun comes up. Good for nightlife, lots of restaurants and bars. Shame there isn't more space to simply sit and see the beauty of the sea without having to buy something.

Full of amazing architecture and history. A great place to visit. Explore, dine in or outside, drinks, shopping, boat trips etc. A place you can easily spend the day. Wide veriety of local produce aswell as foreign cuisine. Beautiful surroundings

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A beautiful museum with lots of art from Pablo Picasso. Recommend to buy the tickets before due to long waiting time. Biggest pieces from Picasso are here in the museum. But the museum could be a bit bigger. Audio guide is included and in many languages available.

For any art lover, I would totally recommend this place. The way they have designed the exhibitions and the house selected tell a good story of Picasso life. And the world knows Picasso mostly for his cubist paintings, but I was really enchanted by his sculpture work, specially with metal. It was good. Recommend to take a ticket online (there’s a separate but very long queues) and they don’t allow water from outside, which is fair. But they should provide some water. The museum cafe is a joke with 500 ml bottle for 2 Euros.

Great experience, an interesting museum, a must visit for all art lovers. Located in a palace from 16th century in the middle of the Old town.Collection offers good insight into Picasso's evolution. Good audio guide or you can download a free museum app. Tickets from 9€ but recommend to buy a combine ticket for both exhibitions.Free on Sundays afternoon.

Housed in an old palace in the old town. A relatively small collection of works that were bequeathed by Picasso's daughter in law. Mostly minor pieces from each stage of Picasso's development, though with a strong selection of late paintings from the 50s and 60s. Not in the same league as the phenomenal collections in Paris and Barcelona, but worth a visit if you have a spare hour. Recommend buying an advance ticket online to skip the queues...

The Picasso Museum in Malaga is a fantastic experience, even if you're not an art expert. The diverse collection, informative guides, and accessible presentation make it enjoyable for all. Picasso's art comes to life, and the historic building adds to the charm. Don't miss it!

Booked on line, had to queue as we got there 20 minutes early. On line queue was shorter than those buying the ticket on the day. We did get in at the allocated time. Free audio guide. Fantastic building and setting for a museum. 19 euro for 2 people. We are not big art lovers, but we did enjoy the Picasso Museum in his home town. Don't forget you can also visit his birth place which is only a few minutes walk away from the museum(3 euro entry)

Let’s start with the most important. Picasso exhibition was (temporarily) closed during out visit!So we were able just to see a few of Picasso’s pictures. This is a reason for 3 stars only. Otherwise I would rate with 5*.We really liked the museum built nicely into an anciant house. The exhibition area is spaceous, clean and well-lighted. Unfortunately, we could see mostly pieces of art inspirated by Picass, as the permanet exhibition was closed due to reconstruction. There is also a coffeshop, garden and 2 shops with books and souveniers. Downstairs you can see ancient ruins. The toillets are downstairs as well.We were lucky to visit the museum during the bank holiday for free (and you can probably do it also on Sundays afternoons). If you decide to pay for the ticket check first if the Picasso permanent exhibition is reopened.You hato to store your baggage in the lockers (for free). Free wifi available. No restrictions to taking photos.

🇨🇦 review here. This was a must see for me but I only arrived in the last hour it was open. It’s not a bit exhibit so that was enough time. I was lucky that it wasn’t busy so there was lots of space between people but there is nowhere to sit so prepare to stand all the time. You can get very very close to the paintings which is nice. The audio guide on your phone (with wifi) is great. There is an amazing sculpture where you can see Picasso’s fingerprints!

Once in Malaga, you need to visit this Museum which covers the whole spectrum of creation of Pablo Picasso. Impressive setting and magnificent works of art. During high season period, you may encounter some waiting in line in order to enter. But you will be fully compensated by the remarkable feeling this place has to offer.

“A picture lives only by one who looks at it” (Picasso 1881-1973). Every painting brings you to a sense of beauty and deep emotions and thoughts. Pablo Picasso is indeed one of the greatest modern artists of the century.

A famous museum for the artist, Pablo Picasso, who was born in Malaga. The museum is well-kept and clean. However, it was extremely crowded with crowd control in almost every gallery. Exhibits are also a bit confusing in terms of linear order. Too many students are here being rowdy and just disrupting the space on a weekday.For the price (with audio guide), it is just a bit of a shame. The place is nice to visit but you won’t suffer if you miss it.

Gorgeous museum in an old palace. That said, most of the more popular paintings are held in other museums. This museum talks to you about Picasso’s story and legacy, with what feels like more artwork by others that were inspired by him than by the man himself.There is a curious area, “archeology”, where you get to see some ruins under the museum.Giving it 4 stars as there wasn’t as much Picasso as you’d expect from his museum.

One hears the Picasso name and instantly associates him with art. I can't say I fully know and appreciate his work, but it was until today's visit, that I was positive overall about some of his colourful abstract pieces.However, this visit to the Picasso Museum has made me decide that I DON'T actually like his works. I am sure he has his fans, but I find his pieces vulgar, aesthetically unpleasant, and uninteresting. Some of his art is not suitable for under 12s in my view.The museum venue itself is quite classy, but the outside queues are typically long. The rooms could be confusing for some people, and there seems to be a lack of a system to progress from one place to another in a logical manner.For me, the large crowds and queues are a case of the "Picasso brand" attracting the mainstream - but in the end, I found this visit a very damp squid experience and rather tasteless. It did nothing for me personally.

Picasso Museum in MalagaWhen you are in Malaga, you cannot miss visiting the Picasso Museum. You can understand and love Picasso, you can not accept his paintings and work in general, but the multifacetedness of Picasso's work is amazing. Work with paints and canvas, pencil and paper, clay, ceramic, metal, etc.The museum also has a special exhibition of the works of Picasso's followersWhen the building where the museum is located was restored, the remains of ancient buildings of the 7th-3rd centuries BC were found. You can see it on the basem*nt floorEntrance fee is 13 euros when you buy at the entrance and 12 euros when you buy online. The ticket includes an audio guide. The museum has a cafe and a couple of souvenir shops

Great place to spend time getting to know ancient history of the region. The museum has several floors. Each floor with a different exhibition. Mostly I enjoyed archeology. Though the third floor and terrace was close during my visit. I recommend the place for people seeking to know the history of the region better.

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A very wonderful and suggestive place.I really loved the place!It is equally interesting and intriguing in each of its parts.The outside gives you a beautiful view on the city while the internal part is full of cozy and wonderful gardens where to walk and relax immersed in history.Very amazing place

You got to climb a lot at stairs but it is worth it. Wonderful gardens and impressive view points awaits you. Get a cold beer on the top, it’s 2,5 euros and comes with shade and a view.

Very enjoyable visit for just €3.50 with a QR code on display inside the entrance you can access the multilingual audio tour, this makes for an easy 1 hour 30 mins self guided tour of one of Málaga’s dominant historical structures. Free Audio tour is a must to enhance your visit all Complimented by great views of the city and port.

Very interesting palace/fortification built in the years of Muslim occupation in Spain. The beautiful architecture and gardens are well worth the visit. The admission price is insignificant compared to the sights to be seen. Excellently maintained but there is only so much that can be done for accessibility. Lots of steps and some are steep to see everything. Ramp and/or elevator at both entrances.

It was such a wonderful place, with many tour guides hosting groups of people. Remember to bring some headphones that connect to your phone, as they have audio terminals available.I also appreciated their price scaling for situations of importance (lower income, elderly, etc). I went with the regular, measley €5,50 for 48 hours I believe.A fun aside, there was a couple taking their wedding photos there!I completely recommend the visit and you will see Málaga as it was meant to be seen!Also, they have easy to use self help kiosks to buy your tickets. Didn't take long at all.

The Alcazaba of Málaga is a beautiful and historic fortress that offers stunning views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea. I highly recommend visiting the Alcazaba, especially on Sundays when it is free to enter from 2pm.The views from the Alcazaba are simply breathtaking. You can see the entire city of Málaga spread out below you, as well as the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding mountains. The fortress itself is also very impressive, with its well-preserved walls and towers.I would recommend taking the long walk up to the Alcazaba, as it is well worth it. The walk itself is quite enjoyable, as you pass through narrow streets and alleyways lined with shops and restaurants. Once you reach the top, you will be rewarded with stunning views of the city and the sea.The Alcazaba is a must-see for anyone visiting Málaga. It is a beautiful and historic place with amazing views. I highly recommend visiting on Sundays when it is free to enter from 2pm.Here are some additional tips for visiting the Alcazaba:* Wear comfortable shoes, as the walk up to the fortress can be quite steep.* Bring water, especially if you are visiting on a hot day.* Be sure to visit the towers for the best views.* Take your time and enjoy the walk through the fortress.* If you are visiting on a Sunday, be sure to arrive early to avoid the crowds.

This is a fantastic place well managed. It's a fresh place with lots of vegetation, beautiful pieces of building and old stones mixed to modern repairs.You can cross road with some squirrels here who are not really afraid if you are calm and gentle.Good photo souvenir.

It is great place to see and visit. Views are stunning and it is totally worth it.There is audio guide which you can connect to with the phone by scanning the QR code. You can really enjoy walking around and exploring and listening to the history. Views are amazing especially if you visit close to sunset. Also there is a bar so you can refresh and make a stop during sightseeing.Definitely worth to explore and you can easily spend half of the day walking around.Tickets can be bought on the machine at the entrance. Can be combined with the Gibralfaro castle visit.

The castle is very impressive and has a very beautiful old architecture.If you walk through the castle with the audio guide, you will learn a lot about the history of the castle but also about Malaga. Once you have made your way to the top, you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view. Admission is absolutely worth it and I highly recommend a visit.

Great castle. Interesting visit. The Palace is beautiful, though I'm not sure how much is original. Lovely gardens and patios. Thank goodness for the lift up.Free on Sunday after 2 p.m.

Very nice and well preserved fortress. Really pretty architecture and it wasn't too busy on a friday morning.Nice cafe to the side of the fortress too.You can buy tickets at the door via a ticket machine.

Not really authentic. Most buildings were lost to time, replaced by houses, and rebuilt to (what they taught was) the original shape only recently. And the views are obviously not as good as from the upper Gibralfaro castle. But it's so cheap, and the audio guide is full of nice historical information, it's still worth the visit. Don't miss the audio guide QR code just after the entrance! FYI, the two castles are connected, but you cannot use the connection, and have to go around.

Nice castle to visit. Went on a "small group tour" from our cruise ship. When we got to the castle it was very crowded. The structure is in good shape and it is worth seeing. There is not a lot of information or historical pieces to see there.

Fantastic, if very touristy, site that is super cheap to enter. I didn’t get the audioguide (virtual only so you’re SOL if you have no data on your phone, or like me, it just didn’t connect). I still enjoyed regardless walking around the structures and the gorgeous views from the ramparts. Spent about an hour. Buy a ticket online to cut the queue.

Really interesting and inspiring place to visit. Interesting both for adults and children and teens. We’ve visited only one (lower level) part of the castle and spent there about 2 hours. Incredible views are opened up from this castle.

Interesting and inexpensive if combined with the castle. Only issue is that there should be an exit to continue on to the castle and not go all the way back down to go back up. Well preserved and great views

Very fun place to visit and less busy than expected. Very peaceful place with good views for those who don't want to climb up to the castle (Very tiring in the heat). Price of entry (2,50 € for both venues for students) was an absolute bargain.

Beautiful place all the buildings are well preserved except for the exterior walls but its normal. The views are amazing and breathtaking. All the plants are vibrantly green and amazing, a lot of the flowers have a very pleasant smell also.The pigeons are cute and pretty, and somehow there is not a lot of waste from them which is good. You need to get ready for a lot of walking, but it's definitely worth it.

It was easy to buy tickets on arrival. There are various concessions, plus they also have free days on the weekend.There are plenty of steps and uphill walk so be prepared.Beautiful inside. So much history.And there is also a lift on the road which is at the side of the ramp.It is signposted.Tickets are also available at the lift entrance so need to climb up to the main entrance, buy tickets and walk all the down and to the side to get the lift.

Impressive old castle in a very good condition. For 5.5 euro you can by directly a combo ticket which is valid for the whole complex. No need for reservation in advance. Audio guide is available in different languages directly through a QR Code.

Castle is pretty nice but prepare your feet’s:). There is many stairs and also you must walk up to hill. But there is so many nice spots to have nice pictures. Thera are nice gardens with fountains and water strings. Enjoy your stay a relax in gardens or inside house to get more energy.

A tremendous evocation of what the original fort/palace must have been like (I understand that it is partially restored). The palatial elements at the top of the hill (beautiful courtyards with pools and planting) contrast with the fort-like elements lower down. Great views of the city, port and mountains all round. We took the lift to the top (from around the side) and worked our way down. A beautifully sited cafe/bar quite close to the main gatehouse (again with great views). The combined admission price with the Gibralfaro castle (€5.50) is a steal!

Cool, but I agree that if you have been to the Alhambra it won't wow you the same way. You can walk up the back road for free if the views are what you're after - and they are beautiful. However I think it would've been better if I'd gotten a guide or an audio tour, so that may be my fault. :)

Visiting the castle was nothing short of enchanting. The grandeur of its towering walls and the rich history embedded in every stone made for a captivating journey through time. The breathtaking panoramic views from the castle grounds were a highlight, offering a glimpse into a bygone era. Impeccably preserved, the castle exudes a sense of mystery and majesty. A truly awe-inspiring experience that transports you to a world of medieval splendor.

Great views, vendors with food or jewellery located around the castle but you need to prepare your feet because it's a very long walk I would really recommend not having a heavy bag/backpack because it's going to weigh you down and make the walk very uncomfortable if you walk the whole distance but if you walk a short distance it's ok, the seagulls are alright with you taking photos of them they might glance at you strangely ( like I've captured in the photos) but apart from that they are chillThank you for reading this review I appreciate it

Alcazaba with the roman theater is a perfect place to walk around in February. The weather was amazing with stunning view. They have free audio guide for the people with interest in history and architecture. At the top of this place they have the palace now converted to a museum. Overall takes 2-3 hours to walk around the places.

Amazing view, but the building itself is very disappointing.I recommend climbing to the mountain top, but not paying money for the building entrance.Here are some photos from the mountain 🗻🌋🧗🚵⛰️🏔️

Very cool historical site with gorgeous views of city and interesting architecture. Scan the free audio tour with €3.50 ticket price to enhance the experience. Afterwards, walk up the path beside the Alcazaba to see the castle but I don’t recommend buying an entrance ticket as much of the castle wall walks were closed and you get same views on the walk up. Toilets are onsite. BONUS: the Alcazaba has a very cute pizzeria on site to enjoy with sweeping city views.

Amazing experience. I went on a solo trip and I had a great time! Better if you bring a selfie stick 😁 I was surprised to see that it was a free entry (I went on a Sunday in January). The weather was just so nice, maybe avoid going during the summer as you will have to walk and climb up to the top.

Visited in April and it was pretty busy. Very nice historical place. Has multiple indoor expositions of artifacts, a beautiful walk around the gardens and premises and lovely sights of the city below. For me it was worth the walk up.You can buy tickets to visit both Alcazaba and Gibralfaro at the start, or buy separate tickets at the entrance to Gibralfaro.Paid 5.5 euro/adult for Alcazaba+Gibralfaro, was free for our 5 y.o.

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Nice for easy and short walk. Parking on top, just next to path start. Restaurant/bar available there with pleasant prices. Great panoramic views. Rocks on path very slippery though during rain. Brush and bucket for cleaning shoes at the end of path is very nice and thoughtful touch!

This is a fond favourite of mine. I've explored it countless times. It has a good restaurant and public toilets. There is also a gift shop.The wildlife to be seen includes Ibex , vultures, sheep , and birds, and I recently saw a beautiful fox.The rock formations are spectacular, and you can seek out fossils. The terrain may be challenging for the very young and elderly.

A most amazing place, with Karst formations that inspire your fantasy and are wildly different than the surroundings.Try to come here late in the day, maybe to see the sunset - so you can avoid the loud crowds and just take in the sight.People at the service center are exceptionally helpful and friendly, and they speak English.

There are 2 ways to enjoy El Torcal. You can drive to the top (but get there early to be sure of a parking place) and take a short walk around to enjoy the views. Or better still, park at the bottom car park and take the walk up and enjoy fabulous views of the landscape and wild life. Once up, there is a short walk of 40 minutes or so; or a much longer one of 2 hours or more. Probably best to take your own snacks if walking although there is a cafe for donuts, burgers and drinks. Great experience however you choose.

Stunning natural rock formations and views. If you don't want to hike, you can just go to Mirador de Ventanillas, it is an easy 100m walk from the parking area. Well worth the drive up.

Really enjoyed this park.We went on a Sunday and while it was very busy we still had a great time.We arrived at 10.30 and the top car park was already full.A good shuttle bus system is in place so we were able to park in the bottom car park and catch the shuttle for €2 per person for the return trip (keep your ticket for the return trip),When we came back to our car about 12.30 the bottom car park was also full and people were parked on the side of the road.I’d recommend coming early or later in the afternoon when some people have left.The scenery is great, we enjoyed the walk and the cafe had good coffee.

Very interesting place to visit. The road a bit curvy so prepare the children or the ones who may become sick.You will need a couple of hours to check at least more nice points there.Also there is a chance to see a lot of sheep and goats on your way to the Park. Also we’ve seen a mountain goat 🐐- so cool!

Fabulous location for walkers, cyclists and motorcyclists. Stunning views and good visitor centre at the top with cafe and toilets. It can get quite busy with cars and tourist buses in the top car park but lots of parking at the very bottom if you fancy a nice walk up!!

Please do not miss this nature wonder when in the area! Had the best hike I could imagine. Took the yellow trail, which can be a little challenging for some. Proper hiking boots/shoes are a must, in my opinion. Reserve 3h for the yellow path and 1h for green; this is including time for little breaks to enjoy breathtaking views and taking hundreds of photos. Rocks' formations are amazing. Have a stop and think how on earth they have appeared. Breath with clean air and really enjoy the extra steps you are going to take that day. I would love to have this kind of place around me. Free parking with loads of bays. Very clean.

We walked through yellow path with 2 kids Agnes 7 and 10. It was rather easy hike with beautiful views. It took us Lea than 2 hours including picnic and numerous stops for photography. The path was marked well enough to find your way.

Increíble scenery and excellent place for a walk through the karst limestone formations

Amazing place to take a hike and discover interesting rock formations that aren't that common to find in nature. We took a shorter, green road that's easy to hike with kids (about 40 min without kids they say) and yellow one makes a bigger circle.

You find this place very easily, it's super close to the parking. You can simply park your car and explore different paths. Rocks are all around. We only did a super short hike close to the center and found fossils, met sheeps, and goats. There is no need to hike for hours if you don't have time. I would recommend visiting this place after leaving Antequera. In the end you can drink a coffee and eat a snack at the center. Toilets are also available.

Wow, our family had an absolutely amazing time at El Torcal de Antequera! This unique natural park in southern Spain is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves stunning views and outdoor adventure.From the moment we arrived, we were struck by the sheer beauty of the landscape. The park is home to a series of towering limestone formations that have been sculpted into breathtaking shapes over millions of years. As we hiked through the park, we were constantly stopping to snap photos and take in the stunning vistas.But it wasn't just the scenery that made our visit so memorable. El Torcal de Antequera is also home to a wide variety of wildlife, including birds of prey, mountain goats, and even wild boar! We were lucky enough to spot several of these amazing creatures during our visit, which was a real highlight for our kids.One of the things we loved most about El Torcal de Antequera was the range of activities on offer. We hiked along several different trails, including some that were more challenging and others that were more accessible for our younger children. We also took part in a guided tour that provided fascinating insights into the geology and ecology of the park.Overall, our family can't recommend El Torcal de Antequera highly enough. It's a truly special place that offers something for everyone, from jaw-dropping scenery to unforgettable wildlife encounters. We'll definitely be back!

Beautiful nature reserve between Malaga and Antequera. Beautiful road to it. Beautiful rock formations. Nice walking routes of different lengths that are easy to do for most people. Nice visitor center. In clear weather beautiful views.

Breathtaking views, wildlife and hiking roads. One of the best things to do is visit this place - and it is free!There are green, yellow and red paths to take, all go in circular direction. Paths are guided with arrows for you on the way. We arrived late so only took the green one, which took about 1 hour with a lot of stops and photographs.In the evening it gets really cold here so be prepared when coming late.

Beautiful and so pieceful place. Absolut highlight that I will remember for life was a huge male mountain goat that was following us piecefully on several meters distance! Unreal. We saw also 2 baby goats, and many more of his harem

Vous avons fait ce matin une balade sans les plans, on ne peut pas se perdre même en avril il y a des groupes avec le guide sur le parcours . Un endroit paisible à faire. Pour finir on a mangé sur place prix raisonnable pour l'endroit avec terrasse et WC. Le parking est gratuit on vous place en arrivant à 10h du matin. Bonne balade(Translated by Google)You took a walk this morning without the plans, you can't get lost even in April there are groups with the guide on the route. A peaceful place to do. To finish we ate on site, reasonable price for the place with terrace and WC. Parking is free, you are placed when you arrive at 10 a.m. Good walk

incredible, place to spend hours walking among rocky landscapes. You have different routes, not very long but depending on the atmospheric conditions, they can be more difficult to do, due to water and mud. In my house there was only a little wind. The viewpoints have impressive views. recommended for half a day 🙂

Beautiful landscape with quite spectacular rocks. There are three different trails.The easiest is the green one and it’s 1.5 km. Followed by the yellow one with 3.0 km. The orange one is not circular and 3.8 km.⚠️ The yellow one can get very, very muddy and SLIPPERY at the end. Be prepared and wear good hiking boots.

Perfect place for a short (45 min.or 2 hours) hike. There are two types of hike, both are easy and very nice views. Visitors centre well organised. For children or elder people no problem too.

If you love all kinds and shapes of rocks, this is a place for you! Beautiful, free of charge, with quite many hiking possibilities (if only you use AllTrails and your imagination). It's quite muddy this time of the year, so better come prepared for that.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of El Torcal in Antequera – a mesmerizing landscape boasting some of Europe's most impressive natural stone sculptures. Wander freely along several trails, soaking in the mind-blowing vistas offered by this awe-inspiring terrain. Best of all, these trails are accessible at no cost. Nature's wonders await.

This place is something special. Only a short walk if you require or you can go all out and explore the area.Truly amazing limestone features. Feel like something out of a movie. Kids and adults alike will love it!

For nature lovers. This place is amazing, like you are in another space in another time .Recordable , hiking shoes, sticks, a small backpack with water and a sandwich and you can spend the whole day there .Just pay attention to one of the times I went there it can be slippery after the rain .There is allot of sheep’s crossing the road always, 🙂so please pay attention when driving

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Absolutely not questioning the historical value of this place, however, we expected something more.The gardens are indeed beautiful, but the time in the historical buildings I can only describe as max. 10 minutes spent and the lack of English translations made it difficult to understand the events that took place there in the past.In addition, it was clearly stated that students enter for half price, but at the checkout I was informed that I must have a special international card to get this discount.Queue all day long for 30min-1h standing even with an electronic ticket.A simple comment at the end - one big disappointment.

Simply beautiful. Gardens and maintenance of fountains far surpasses the Seville Alcazar. Highly recommend. Wasn't hugely busy but larger your groups blocking paths can be frustrating. Highly recommend going early and prebooking.

Don’t go if the wait is long. It is nice but nothing extraordinary. Not much to see in the castle. The gardens are more interesting. Cheap to go but not worth a wait of more than 30 minutes. No need to buy a guided tour. They should allow to buy tickets on line and not just on premises like now which creates long waiting lines. Terrible in 2022.

After reading a few reviews which seemed to say there wasn't much to see, I was hesitant of what to expect. But, I thought for the price it was definitely worth seeing. I think it helps to see on a warm (Hot) sunny day, but it really is an oasis, if you take your time and ensure sit down in the gardens for a bit and watch the world go by. Agreed, in the building not a lot to see but has some great mosaics on show. For the price definitely worth a visit.

Some say Thai is not that impressive of a site. The problem may be that some come here just after going to the catedral. It does not compare but the attraction is very good. Small castle that looks mostly sec 15 but with some Roman base. Garden is beautiful

No queue to get in but Had to join a pretty long queue to get up the tower. However the wait was worth the views. Not too many steps to the top but gets a bit tight around the steps up to the turret. The gardens are lovely and well worth a wander around. Lots of orange and lemon trees and water.

This is a really nice place to visit on a day trip by train from Sevilla. The architecture is a blend of 1300s middle-eastern architecture with later Greco-Roman Christian themes. The original architects would be turning over in their graves if they knew the entire place was later taken over by Christian Monarchs who brought-in their own religious style. It's kind of like when you revisit the house you grew up in only to discover it is totally different than you remember. The weather was perfect on the day we came and by luck, we went up in the tower at sunset. I took beautiful photos.

It is a simple but nice garden with a lot of water and well manicured trees. Love the spaciousness and the sound of the fountain. Definitely a place for a quiet escape if you want to sit on the stone bench on the far end when not many people around.Enjoy !

Just stunning, such a lot to take in. Beautiful buildings and fortress walls to walk, very impressive. The gardens and water features are amazing. I did notice a lot of lighting in the gardens so you may be able to visit at evening time? Ours was a late morning visit in late March, tickets available across the road in a small booth not at the entrance.

Such a beauty of garden and building. I love the moorish style. Alcázar Córdoba is like a little sister of the one in Sevilla. Just amazing. The gardens offer many shady places, which invite for a little relaxed stay. Just enjoy this masterpiece.

Elegant gardens with pools, fountains, flowers and trees. Interesting museum with intricate mosaics. It was extremely hot and there were not many places to sit in the shade outdoors and no seats inside at all. However, this was one of my favourite places on this trip as it was so stunningly beautiful.

The Castle provides cover for some reconstructed mosaics. Climb the spiralling staircase to the top and the castle ramparts, providing an extended vista of the Cordoba old city. The well laid out gardens have ornamental koi carp, water gardens and extensive topiary. Well worth a visit.

The gardens and views are 4-5 stars, (though the interior would be 2 stars) - which is what focusing on.Do buy tickets in advance if going, we bypassed 40 people in line at 10:35 because we did and it had grown significantly by the time we exited about 40-50 minutes later.Inside is pretty minimal and no real signs so you would need to use a guide (personal or electronic). If willing to take the many steps up to the tower you’ll be rewarded with great views of the city.After leaving the alcazar you will go through the gardens which are quite beautiful, and includes a few shady spots with seats (nice for a quick rest).Toilets are near the exit through the garden, which were functional and mostly clean.

Visited in early afternoon in February. No wait. Interesting place. The view from the tower is magnificent. The gardens are wonderful.. In particular the part with the lemon and orange trees.

A must-see in Cordoba. Wonderful monument with Gardens and a Tower, 5 Euro entrance, worth every penny.Recommended stay- around 2 hours

You can't visit Cordoba without visiting the Alcazar. It has such a rich history, and the building is very special. It's absolutely worth the €5 entry, but we had to queue for 15-20mins on a Saturday, and it was busy inside (you have to queue to go up the towers and onto the ramparts, although it's well organised, and worth a further wait). You may not like the tight, dark spiral stairs, and the height might not suit everyone. You can get on-line tickets in advance, but we looked and could only see much more expensive tickets with extras eg audio guide. The gardens are beautiful too. We took about an hour and a half to see everything.

I loved wandering around this ancient Alcazar. It's very well maintained and has lovely gardens.Well worth the visit. I think we got lucky because we did not have a wait and had not purchased our tickets in advance on a Saturday in November. The weather was fantastic too.

It's a world heritage site. The gardens are spectacular. The gardener was picking lemons and gave me one.

Lovely gardens but the palace is a bit underwhelming with a few mosaics. Queue for the tower is ridiculous and you'll miss the sarcophagus if you're not careful. Gardens are probably better when in flower but interesting nevertheless. Mayores get free entry. My suggestion would be to do this place before the Mezquita because everyone seems to do the Mezquita first. It depends on your time of course but both can be done easily on the same day.

The gardens are beautiful, but make sure to go on a sunny day. The Alcazar is minuscule and very unorganised, staff was not able to properly organise the way up and down the tower.

Skip the queues! Purchasing tickets online saved me a significant wait time—around 20 to 30 minutes. For the best experience at the tower, arrive early; sunset visits often mean long lines, but the view is worth it. Inside the Alcazar, more exploration spaces would enhance the experience; it currently lacks significant points of interest.On a positive note, the garden is expansive and exudes a lovely, cozy atmosphere.However, improvements are needed. The exit's toilets were not clean or well-maintained, which was disappointing. Additionally, it was disheartening to see hungry fish in the garden. Overall, with a few enhancements, this could be an even more enjoyable destination.

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The caves are impressive. Everything is built up so it is as comfortable as possible. Gift shop was nice, parking was free at least when we went. My only complaint is it is not accessible ♿

Very interesting site. Crowds limited and well managed allowing room to move at your own pace, take photos and listen to the commentary. Download the audio guide prior to arrival to save others waiting behind while you sort out your issues. Make time for the virtual reality experience. It is short but very entertaining. Beat the crowd on the tourist train by booking an early spot.

Makes for an excellent half day visit! The caves are fantastic - huge, and with a very interesting tale of how they were found and of the people who lived there in prehistoric times. A tour of the caves will take about 40 minutes to an hour, but there is quite a bit more to see and do. The virtual reality show is definitely not to be missed!

Totally fascinating caverns! It's a good idea to ensure you have the audio guide downloaded & ready to play. There are many steps, but there are some benches to rest along the way. It's quite warm deep in the cave so you won't need your coats.

Cueva de Nerja is not just a cave. It is a complex where you can have a good time, including a picnic area and a children's playground, a museum and a VR room. Large parking lot - price 2 euros (pay with coins when leaving)The cave is very well equipped, safe and very cool. You need to download the audio guide and listen to the information on your own according to the numbers that are clearly visible in each hall.Entrance costs 17.50€ at the entrance or 15.50€ when you buy online.It is possible to visit the cave for free... every day there are 60 free tickets for 09.30. Tickets must be ordered on the website and received 48 hours before visiting the cave. This ticket includes a visit to the Nerja Museum, which is located in the center of Nerja

What an amazing place!Beautiful deep caverns full of surprises! The chambers get more stunning as you walk through. It's worth a visit to the VR area. This really enhanced our visit, and the restaurant was super, too.It was quite busy so would recommend booking in advance.

Loved our experience here. I had never visited a cave like this and was really impressed. Make sure the audio guide is downloaded to your phone before in full because there won't be wifi in the cave! They try to take photos of you and a tourist item and have you buy it at the end. If you don't want it anyway just refuse the photo at the beginning

By far one of the most exciting place I've ever been. It's a giant natural cave completely hidden from the ground.Highly recommended.There wasn't so much queue but tickets can be purchased online.Remember to download the guide before getting down the cave. obviously there is no internet connection down there.Not for people with disability.

I had a decent experience. The cave formations were interesting to see, but I felt that the lack of storytelling detracted from the overall experience. It was a bit difficult to fully appreciate the history and significance of the cave. That being said, the natural beauty of the cave formations is still worth seeing and they are magnificent, and if you're in the area it's worth a visit. However, if you're looking for an immersive and educational experience, I think there still needs a lot to be done.

Awe inspiring caves - gigantic structures, better than expected. not accessible for wheelchairs or buggies. Lots of steps.Nice gift shop and restaurant with great views afterwards.Train to and from the caves - timings and stops online were incorrect. Could have more accessible stops on route.

Absolutely must see if on a visit to Malaga, the caves are astonishing, photos can't capture the intricate beauty of this natural work of art. The virtual reality room experience was amazing. Toilet facilities are clean and the view from the restaurant located on site is breathtaking.

Too long queues. Got train up and back €4. Too far down obviously have to climb back up very steep steps. Lots of people sweating like a fat kid at an all you can eat buffet. No mention of this for us "young uns" . In my opinion €18 entrance fee is far too much. The sales person said" including the train there and back and doing the caves should take 2 hours. Train ride 15 minutes, inside Cave no more than 7 minutes. Train ride back 15 minutes.

The Cueva de Nerja caves are known for their stunning stalactites and stalagmites, as well as the prehistoric cave paintings. It serves as a popular tourist attraction and a site of scientific interest. Plenty parking in February and the caves were warm enough lots steps to climb so won’t be suitable for those with breathing issues and mobility issues - there is a virtual reality show in a building to right of ticket booth please don’t miss this absolutely amazing show you actually feel your taken back 40000 years I personally wish I’d gone into this before entering caves as it gave you a better understanding of the actual caves - beautiful restaurant botanical gardens and toilets - little picnic area in gardens the entrance fee is excellent value at approximately 17 euros

Great place to bring your family. There are plenty of things for kids to do beyond just the cave, which was interesting. The second chamber is pretty cool. But there is also a restaurant and activities for the whole family. It was very clean and well organized.

A must visit attraction when you're nearby. A spectacular cave with plenty of unique elements. What's interesting is that this cave was discovered not so long time ago. It also has very nice facilities, including a playground for kids (probably the best one in Nerja).

Simply stunning and awe inspiring place to see. The huge rock formations have to be seen to be believed. And to think it took millions of years to look like that. Audio guide or no audio guide it’s a fabulous photo opportunity. Acres of space to move and well lit. Well priced too. And you get a nice photo to take away. Nice walking distance to Nerja.

Wasn't expecting this at all!! You really go deeper and deeper into the cave and it's fascinating to stare at the cave structure. For me, I really enjoyed it but I did have to adjust for the first 5 minutes because I felt somewhat claustrophobic, however, once you do down further there is a lot of space. Do not do this if you have any issue with stairs, you will be walking down and up a lot of stairs. It's also quiet hot in the cave so dress appropriately.

Absolutely incredible sight to see! I was hesitant in going as I thought a cave system wouldn’t be as fun but I was completely wrong. The cave is massive and is really beautiful, a lot of history in these caves since they were discovered and the surrounding areas (Botanical Garden and mountain trails) make it even better. If you are staying in Nerja or even south Spain please go and visit as you won’t be disappointed!

There's no doubt that the caves are impressive. It's worth the trip just to look at the stalagmites, stalactites, and various other rock formations. If you expect to see cave paintings, you will be disappointed. The caves have a cyanobacterium that grows in the presence of artificial light that would be necessary to see the paintings. Were they to light the paintings, the bacterium would destroy them.

The caves of Nerja are a must see while visiting. They are super impressive and I can definitely recommend getting the audio guide as you will hear the history of the place. It has a lot of steps and you will go down quite a bit. I recommend buying the tickets online and in advance. We looked the tickets up online and they cost €15.00, you have to book a timeslot though. We didn’t do that and payed for them directly at the counter and paid €17.00 per ticket. Therefore, I recommend buying them online.

Average €80 entrance price. It was a beautiful cave but I'm not sure it was worth the price for a family of 5. They charge additional for the photo they take just before you enter. But the grounds are kept very well. They have facilities inside the area. Beautiful lighting inside for viewing geological structures. It took maybe 20 minutes to see the whole thing.

Absolutely amazing experience! Booked tickets online that included the train ride from Nerja. Go early in the day if you also want to do the 2 hour hike from the park. We didn’t have time,as there was only one last return train on the schedule at the end of the day. The caves are spectacular. Be sure to download the app so you can listen to the podcast! Really incredible to be underground for so long and see so much!

Interesting place. All well arranged.We were in Feb24 and there was no crowds.Enjoyed the visit which took c.a. 1,5hr.Audio guide tour works good in Polish

Overrated, overcrowded, and overpriced!Standing in a que for over an hour in a cave!And on top of that, the personel had the biggest attitude. When taking a picture, we've got rudely being told to move on and if not obeyed to be kicked out.I expected more.. See the pictures of what to expect.

It's one of the prettiest caves I have seen and a great place to visit during the stay in Nerja, however I felt like there were a little too many human changes made to the natural structure of the cave. I prefer a little less lights, stairs, tiles and wooden railings.

Absolutely fantastic trip. The caves are an amazing sight to see. Well worth every penny. Lots of up hill and down hill walking so be prepared.

The caves are interesting. I could not get the audio guide to use my Bluetooth headphones so I had to broadcast it to the people around me. Not good. Also be aware that if you don't like heights then you might have a bit of a problem. There are several places with 30m drops.

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Beautiful in every area you walk. Shows how the Muslims architecture was there most advanced at the time. Detailed writings carved beautifully throughout the palace. The gardens were amazing to walk through and the fountains were very nice with water running through the marble floors which was like cooled floors! I would go there again and I'm sure to see new things.

Truly beautiful with water gardens, fountains, courtyards, mosaics and stunning architecture. Incredibly well preserved and accessible albeit located on a hill so quite physically challenging for those with disabilities. parking is locally available and close to the site and the guided tours are well worth considering as there is so much history. Takes a minimum of 3-4 hours to enjoy fully so plan a full day and enjoy some lunch break in-between. Mid summer can be very hot and there is limited shade so be sure to use sunblock and consider taking a parasol.

The visit to Alhambra was interesting and had to buy tickets a month in advance.The place is very well kept, keep in mind it is a steep uphill to get to the entrance.Bathrooms are complimentary after the entrance and about a 10 minute walk.Great for a day of inspiration and admiration of the architecture and beauty of nature.

Not only is this one of the most beautiful human made structures I have ever seen. It is also a remarkable heritage that holds century old stories through several civilizations. I personally loved the architectural richness and the visual representations representations and ancient (sacred geometry like) patterns sculpted in the walls.Book your tickets in advance for a chance to visit this place that is just out of this world! It may feel a bit busy in some areas, so if you don’t like crowds, try to go early in the morning.

This is one my most favorite place in the whole world. Islamic history of Spain is in full display and well maintained. Had a great guide (Maria Jose Suarez), she is very knowledgeable and great with kids. Make sure and buy tickets before arriving so as not be disappointed. If you buy child ticket, make sure and enter through the ticket office gate. Bring your ID (passport). Need at least 4 hours. The restaurant at the Parador hotel is excellent but a bit pricey.

I'm surprised that anyone would have anything negative to say about this place. Yes, you have to reserve your tickets ahead of time and yes they will check your ticket at several checkpoints throughout the visit, but this place is absolutely MAJESTIC. It is one of the most beautiful displays of art and architecture I have ever seen. The structure and art are pristinely kept and the visit is very organized. I recommend reading about it before your visit you can truly understand the value of this building and everything about it. Rich in history, rich in details, rich in everything. Don't miss it. Reserve your tickets at least one month in advance, but you can do it way ahead of that. What a beautiful experience!

We booked our tickets 3 months in advance as the visits are limited, and only visits with a tour guide are allowed. It's a fascinating, magical place, full of history, considered one of the most famous monuments of Islamic architecture and one of the best-preserved palaces in the historic Islamic world, in addition to containing notable examples of Spanish Renaissance architecture. It’s good to see but does it worth all the trouble to get in, I’m not sure. Our tour guide was funny and enthusiastic, yet he persisted in naming it the most beautiful spot on earth, revealing at the end that he didn't see elsewhere.

A Place Of Pure History It's Like Going Back In Time. You Need A Good Entire Day To Do All The Palaces. Highly Recommended To Do All Of The Palaces. Buy tickets in advance also don't forget you must bring your passport as evidence to get in.

This place is magical! I had been there a couple times and it is breathtaking. Seriously, you can't get enough of it. I strongly recommended walking up to it and back down to and from downtown Granada through the national park between the Alhambra and the town, such a beautiful hike!

Great experience. Plan on at least three hours here. There are many things to see and experience. The general life gardens were our favorite. We came in March, it was cold but we still enjoyed it.

This is those kind of places that will leave you amazed in pretty much in love. The rich history, the beautiful gardens, the architecture of the palaces and all the buildings, the views from the city, all was just perfect. I recommend taking your time to visit all of it, listen to all the audio guide of everything, enjoy the views and the walk through it and most importantly to buy your tickets with a lot of time ahead, they get sold out extremely easily for even months ahead. If you are visiting with a guided tour or big group then you shouldn't have any problem, but if you are visiting by yourself or without any tour group then buy the tickets with enough time.

It was our second visit in 10 years. We found it equally beautiful and impressive. However, this time proved to be much busier than 10 years ago. I still think it is worth the wait in the queue if you are interested in the design, architecture, and history. Just remember to book your time slot in advance and check the weather as well.

Awesome place and definitely the place to go in your visit to Granada. Don’t do like me and get the tickets in advance with a minimum of one month at least. You can be there more than 2 hours for sure. Try to avoid heat hours in summer.

It was on my to do list. Wouldn't like to be there in the busy season. Dante was an excellent guide and thoroughly enjoyed my Alhambra Tour and he even shared his lollies with his group. Please ask him questions, as he is full of knowledge about the area, which is pretty intensive.

Such a really cool place and experience. Absoutely worth every penny. PS. we were able to make reservation on the day of for about 40 Euros each. A guy at the entrance told me to keep refreshing until I could do it. Sure enough, after about 35 minutes of trying, was able to find enough tickets for our group. Other places and sites will try selling you $100 plus per person to get in last minute and tell you it is sold out. Depends where you are at financially, but for $150 totally worth sitting on a lovely bench and refreshing on my phone until I could purchase the tickets.Another note regarding the places- you can't bring in any strollers. So I HIGHLY recommend bringing an ergo baby or sling, even for older kids. They will also ask you to keep backpacks in the front, so try to check in as much as possible in the locker area. Good news is the locker area will secure your belongings for you for free and give you tags to pick up. I wish i had taken time to offload a little more before going into the palaces. That said, totally worth it.And regardless, a lot of people on blogs mentioned that this was difficult with strollers, but we had a double stroller and found that most of it was really easily accessible. And the one or two parts that weren't one of us could just go ahead and then come back for the other one to go get a chance. It worked out really well with our baby and toddler.Anyway, can't recommend enough, It's not overrated.

One of the most visited sites in Spain. If you ever visit Granada then you have to see this place. The Islamic architecture is so well preserved. You can see the view of the city from this place. It’s so green even in winter. Highly recommended

Very unique feeling. We bought tickets 2 months ago. We had a wonderful day here. February feels like July in Holland! Perfect weather! Read more about this unique palace before visiting. I read Washington Irving’s book about Alhambra which is very interesting.

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Immense. I have no idea why the place I’d named Generalife. Sounds like a crackpot pill being sold my a Trump pilot fish on Fox News in America. I think it refers to the grounds of Alhambra. I enjoyed the grounds more than the castles and museums. I spend summers riding through Europe on motorcycles and I’ve overdosed on castles and museums. I love the traveling and the natural beauty. The grounds are pretty nice. Formal. It would be nicer if they would identify the more spectacular plantings. In Spanish, English, and the proper botanical Latin.When I see places like this I become uncomfortably and acutely aware that all great empires were built on slave labor. It all winds up in and as museums.

Nice gardens but it is too crowded to enjoy, even with drizzle on the day packed with people trying to all get the same picture and just standing still in entrance ways to get their pictures. Least favourite part of the Alhambra.

This shouldn't be missed if you are visiting the Alhambra in Granada! This gorgeous buildimg and gardens are a perfect destination to learn about the Islamic past of southern Spain. If you can visit in the spring, the gardens are spectacular!

Light and airy and sitting on top of a hill, this beautiful palace has some of the most memorable gardens that I've seen anywhere. Elegantly understated, with simple but gorgeous water fountains and water running literally all over the place, this summer palace overlooks the older palaces of Alhambra, the Albaicin neighborhood and the valley beyond. The perspectives are to die for. No matter in which direction you look, there will be an infinite number of beautiful shots waiting for you. While the Nasrid Palaces will impress you with architecture, this palace's gardens are its main attraction. Choose a beautiful sunny day. Try to get there early in the morning - it opens at 8:30 - to avoid the huge crowds, especially during the summer.

Free entrance, I recommend going there separate from Alhambra or after all palaces with the paid entrance.In March there weren't too many plants so as a garden it wasn't impressive. It does have a few nice views over the city but I'm glad I didn't have to pay for entrance, expected much more from it.

IMPORTANT: There are quite a few checks for passport and your ticket in this area. Make sure to bring these with you or else they’ll deny you entrance. Would highly recommend purchasing tickets in advance.A beautiful garden amongst the old fortresses and walls. I would advise to visit these areas in the earlier parts of the day, ideally before noon as that’s when the rush begins to settle in. I had a great time with my family and this part of the tour took about an hour to complete with lots of photography spots along the way.

Part of the Alhambra Palace tour taking in breathtaking gardens and the summer Palace. Magnificent.

It was a wonderful walk, even through it was raining. Great views, totally recommend it

Gorgeous grounds to walk through, so peaceful. Beautiful views!

Generalife was my favorite place. Absolutely stunning, it is a beautiful symphony of nature and ancient architecture.

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Architecturally and artistically this cathedral is of unusual purity, giving the place a very harmonious feel. The church visibly plays, unlike so many others, also an active role in the life of the community, so it feels alive and not just like a museum of a bygone area of Christian faith. Highly recommended.

Nice visit of this Cathedral that you can visit from lower levels to upper galleries! Must be seen

A cathedral that portrays the wealth and in my eyes ego of the church.Impressive, amazing architecture and art but for me not a house of worship.

Please do visit the Cathedral. Very very interesting. Tgey are taken good care of the cathedral. She is a huge building more the 50 meters high..

Stunning Cathedral and well worth the 7 euro entry fee which also includes a self guided audio.

An interesting cathedral, with plenty of religious art in the accompanying museum

Quite an incredible place and absolutely worth a visit.

Pleasantly surprised by the cathedral. Was expecting yet another baroque overwrought building and instead found a very elegant neoclassical arrangement (very renaissance themed). Same couldn't be said about the altars though, where the overbearing Spanish baroque reigns. The audio guide is quite useful (you have to pay to visit the cathedral) and everything feels a tad too Catholic (if you're not one).

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Beautiful place, Isabel our guide was great and went out of her comfort to support non Spanish speakers at the tour.

Fascinating place, you have to visit it as part of a tour (in Spanish) but there are guides in English

Wow!! A magical place, full of history. A must-see in Úbeda. I could have done the tour twice. The guide explained the history and told us the stories of this place in a really interesting way. Highly recommend!!

This is a fascinating place to visit. Previously hidden synagogue and small houses discovered during building works and restored as well as they could. The guides are very friendly and informative. We have been twice and the option of an English explanation has never been mentioned but obviously that doesn't mean they don't do it! We are fine with Spanish but it may not suit some foreign visitors. Well worth visiting.

Amazing space and story! Well worth it and affordable

Interesting guided visit for €5 of a fairly recently rediscovered medieval synagogue, or so it is believed. Developers of three adjacent buildings in 2006 found a basem*nt with huge earthenware vases half sunk into the ground, all covered in sand and debris. Further excavations revealed a number of wells in adjacent cellars that were full of rubble, and a perfectly preserved large rectangular ceremonial bath down seven steps, all carved out of solid rock inside what must have been a prehistoric cave created by underground streams. Also a number of arches, columns and architectural features including a double prayer gallery as used by women in synagogues, above a central space that would have been used by men. Archaeologists concluded that during medieval and renaissance times this building had indeed been used as a clandestine synagogue during periods when the Jewish faith was persecuted in Spain.

Fascinating history of the serendipitous discovery of a synagogue and mikva in Úbeda, Spain

Stupid that it costs you more to order the tickets online than at the door. And no effort is done by the cassièrre / guide to speak anything else than Spanish. The French and English texts don't explain a lot, are quiet rubbish. The whole visit is done very speedy, you are not allowed to take your time to admire anything. Definitely, in those circ*mstances, not worth the money.

Most disappointed. We paid our entry fee. No audio guide. There was a spanish tour starting. We were obliged to join it. We were then told we could not proceed ahead of the tour, which was in spanish only, and taking 15-20 minutes per room. We left. We asked for our entry fee back. After consultation with the tour guide, this request was granted!!!! So we wasted 45 minutes and saw the 1st room only.What a ridiculous bunch of clowns!

Very unusual , unique well preserved . Historically very interesting of Jewish community. Good guided information .

Refused us entry because we were one minute late.Hugely disappointing! Must admit we do not have great admiration for those in charge. We are from the states and returning to this area would be an extremely remote possibility.

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A scenic road that leads into Toledo- a look through the lens of the drivers going by is an amazing view. Take a break on the road to take a glance at the breathtaking views that Toledo has to offer, and feel the cool breeze that floats past you. An amazing break spot for a little lunch or snack with an amazing view.

Decided to visit Toledo on a whim on our drive from Madrid to Cordoba. I think our biggest regret wasn't spending a day in Toledo properly walking the city. This place was GORGEOUS and the views were even better. Definitely worth a day trip from Madrid. One of the most underrated places on our trip. Loved loved loved driving through this city, cute and full of culture. There is a LOT of uphill walking so just be aware.

Excellent viewing point of Toledo. Caught the train vision tour for 8 euro which stops here as part of the tour. You can book in the main square. Look for the small pink kiosk. It leaves from a street nearby quite often throughout the day.

Toledo is a mesmerizing blend of history and charm! 🏰 Wander through its ancient streets, explore historic landmarks, and savor the local cuisine. 5 stars for the enchanting city of Toledo! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Is a must for whoever visit Spain!

Amazing view! We drove there on a drizzling day but it still had a great view. Just 3 to 4 parking lots there along the road so you can just stop and enjoy the view.

A cool spot with a view at the top of a hill. Walking paths and a tour bus area. Small little kiosk that had some souvenirs and some water and snacks.Cool spot. I recommend

A beautiful view of el "Casco". The perfect place to watch a sunset in Toledo.

A literal breathtaking view. Words can't describe how perfect this view is. If you're going to Toledo, you MUST come to this side of the valley to see the town across the canyon.It's very quiet and peaceful so you could easily spend an hour just taking in the view. There can be many tourists (myself being one of them) but there is a lot of space along the road for you to setup for your photos.

Fantastic place to see the beauty of Toledo. You can use double deck or "train" but better get a taxi which will cost you less than bus.

Amazing view over the town.Nice little restaurant near to have a cold beer.You can buy ticket for a little train or touristic bus to take you there or you can walk (around 30 min - up the hill!)

Perched on the edge of a cliff, this viewpoint provides visitors with a mesmerizing vista that captures the beauty and grandeur of Toledo.From the Mirador del Valle, visitors can admire the majestic silhouette of Toledo's medieval skyline, with its towering cathedrals, ancient fortifications, and labyrinthine streets. The sweeping vistas extend across the Tagus River valley, showcasing the natural splendor of the surrounding landscape.

Si quieres disfrutar de una de las mejores panorámicas de Toledo, no te puedes perder este mirador.Te recomiendo ir al atardecer, es una verdadera maravilla.(Translated by Google)If you want to enjoy one of the best panoramic views of Toledo, you cannot miss this viewpoint.I recommend going at sunset, it is truly wonderful.

Un lugar donde se puede estar tranquilo, dónde se puede tener una linda vista a la ciudad de Toledo y sus maravillas.(Translated by Google)A place where you can be quiet, where you can have a beautiful view of the city of Toledo and its wonders.

Beautiful place. Must visit if you are planning to visit Madrid.We did a day trip but I would even recommend staying in Toledo for couple of days to enjoy the nature, architecture, food and culture of this old city.

We did a walking tour. Lots of history that we would not have known without a guide. This small town would be very easy to get lost in. Gorgeous cathedral, and views. Would do it again.

Beautiful View of Toledo, It is a must visit place of Toledo Because you can see the whole Toledo town from here, no other place has this kind of view. You can reach here by Own vehicle or City SightSeeing Toledo-Bus or Toledo train Vision-train (10 minutes halt).

Vistas espectaculares a la ciudad de Toledo, merece la pena sin duda. Se puede subir en coche, en bus e incluso en el tren turístico. Nosotros fuimos en coche y aparcamos sin problema.Las vistas son preciosas tanto de día como de noche.(Translated by Google)Spectacular views of the city of Toledo, it is definitely worth it. You can get there by car, by bus and even on the tourist train. We went by car and parked without a problem.The views are beautiful both day and night.

Great spot to see the whole city. Quite instagramable. It’s not worth it to go here at night because the whole city is not lighted.

Great viewpoint of the beautiful city of Toledo Spain! Not a close walk so recommend taking a hop on hop off bus which will take you to all the tourist spots in the area. Was great to take a bunch of photos in this area. There is a small store selling magnets and other items. 1 item the seller had was a hand painted number paintings which were priced extremely well and only place I saw these in Toledo. This place was worth the bus cost alone let alone the others!

Beautiful! Only a 30 minute walk from the city center and there is a sidewalk for pedestrians the whole way. You pass by a good picnic spot on the way up as well.

Vistas únicas de la ciudad de Toledo.Me hacen falta más plazas de aparcamiento.El mirador podría tener una acera más grande y una valla más alta. Días la sensación de ser peligroso para ir con niños(Translated by Google)Unique views of the city of Toledo.I need more parking spaces.The gazebo could have a larger sidewalk and a higher fence. Days the feeling of being dangerous to go with children

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This is a beautiful cathedral in Toledo and well worth a visit. Entry is €10 and includes a audio guide (tickets are available in the shop opposite the cathedral entrance). It's a typical cathedral with grotesque wealth of the church on display, lots of religious art and paintings. There's a lot more to see than I expected too so not bad value for the cost.

No doubts, one of the most beautiful cathedral churches in the world, I’m too stunned to even speak and be able to describe the church because I think the photo or my word can’t do justice on how amazing and beautiful the sculpture/artwork is. It is definitely worth every penny to go into the church to explore and learn about it’s history.

Such details.It's actually a historical museum rich in art, religion, and culture.Ana, our guide, was very energetic, engaging and informative.Highly recommended.Restroom is located outside. It is dirty. Plan accordingly. :(

This place is incredible! The cathedral itself is huge and took centuries to make. Every corner is ornate and beautifully crafted. Make sure to visit the art exhibits in the back, which feature many El Greco paintings.

By far one of the prettiest cathedrals I have ever visited. The sheer size of the cathedral was impressive on its own. I can't find it on any list, but it must be one of the largest cathedrals in Europe. The detail work throughout is wonderful. There is an almost skylight effect in one section that is so unique and beautiful. Absolutely worth a visit. Easy cab ride from Madrid.

Beautiful Catholic Cathedral in the Gorgeous old town of Toledo. Unfortunately, the cathedral was closed due to restoration work being done (October 2021). Very impressive architecture with thousands of years of history, and the actual size is huge. The cost to visit inside the cathedral we were informed it is £10 euros. I will definitely go back when it is open to the public but also because the old town of Toledo is such a historic and amazing place, totally worth visiting 💯💗✅

This place was worth visiting for 10 euros. The self paced audio tour helps you understand the significance behind specific areas of the cathedral. I would easily budget an hour in this cathedral. Gets pretty crowded on Saturdays.

An incredibly beautiful cathedral, certainly one of the best I have ever visited throughout Europe. The interior detail is stunning and the architectural use of light and space is especially significant. The alter and the rear of the altar were almost too much to fully appreciate in one visit.

This cathedral makes the visit to Taledo a must. Don’t miss it. An easy train ride from Madrid and then taxi up the hill.The art work is beyond impressive and best seen in person. Plan to spend at least 2-3 hours here. The tickets are reasonable and audio guide is free and HIGHLY recommended.

What an amazing cathedral. I have been to many places all over the world and this cathedral outshines them all. If you are coming to Madrid, take a day to come to Toledo to see this church and the town as well.

The highlight of our day trip to Toledo. This cathedral had so much beautiful pieces to witness. The red hats hanging from above are where cardinals are laid to rest. We went with a tour guide, which I would recommend as there’s so much to take in.

One of the most impressive cathedral ever visited. The entrance fee worths every penny. Everything is majestic, with incredible details. Definitely a must go place in the city of Toledo. Take time and walk around watching the details.

Too staggering to put into words. I have only visited Madrid and Toledo, but I cannot imagine any other Christian religious site in Spain that better displays the national heritage of the country's spiritual devotion than this one cathedral. You could spend weeks in here learning the art, history, architecture...

A beautiful cathedral in Toledo. It was the main activity we did in Toledo and we didn’t regret it. The ticket comes with an audio guide which was great. It takes 1.5hrs if you listen to the audio guide which was the perfect amount of time.

I visited this Cathedral in June and stunning in all facets. I was amazed by its history and it is one of the most impressive Gothic cathedrals I have ever seen.The main facade is impressive, with portals decorated with sculptures and paintings. The interior is spacious and there is much light, with many stained glass windows, paintings, and sculptures to enjoy while walking through.The cathedral happens to be a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A stunning place! I have never seen such a beautiful church in gothic style. There is a lot to see inside, so buy a ticket and visit it! A must for Toledo!

A gem-like hideaway that shines within the walls of Toledo. It was a cathedral full of sacredness and mystery. If you want to meditate under soft lighting, visit around 4 pm. You will have a truly special experience. If you come to Toledo, I highly recommend giving it a try.

An amazing building inside the gates of the old castle. You need a whole day to see all of the historic buildings, shops and restaurants. There is also many Hotels inside the gates. You can buy a bracelet for 12€, that gives you unlimited visits to all the attractions. Each attraction is 4-9 € alone.

stunning. make sure u download the app. wifi slow inside church. ticket booth is right across from side entrance of the church. very easy.

This is the most magnificent cathedral I’ve ever been in my life! If you only have half day in Toledo, this is a must-see.Audio guide is so well-designed. You could search the app “Cathedral Toledo”, and download it before the visit, to avoid any wait time and save your data.

This is one of the most consequential Catholic Cathedrals in Spain. You have to be there to witness the history and the greatness of this Basilica. I visited in 2012, and this time, revisited after 11 years. A picture is worth a thousand words and a video is worth a thousand pictures, I assume. Enjoy!!❤️❤️🙏🙏

A beautiful cathedral in Spain. It's definitely worth the time to stop and admire the architecture and the intricate stone work as well as the many featured paintings, sculptures, and metal works(iron and precious metals).

This is the place I’d say no picture could do its justice. It’s so breathtaking and magnificent. It’s a must visit in Toledo. I love how the Cathedral preserved many of the religious paintings, fresco, and sculptures on the church wall so it gives a much better context of the art. I could never dreamed this place would be so beautiful.

Beautiful Cathedral, and beautiful stained glass and architecture. A walk around Toledo is highly recommended, and finishing it off at the cathedral is an amazing way to end it. Take in the breathtaking views of the cathedral through a short walking tour, nothing can beat this experience.

Magnificent! It was such an amazing experience to walk through this cathedral and admire such beautiful craftsmanship. The beauty in every inch is beyond words. Not to mention the feeling you experience while enjoying your surroundings.

An incredible Cathedral and you see a lot in Spain. So much detail and beauty and areas to explore from inside and outside. We spent much time in here and it was a nice escape from the rain too. Certainly a must visit and highlight of Toledo.

If you travel internationally and have limited data plan, it’s suggested to download their audio guide app ahead of time. Otherwise the signal on site is not good. Our app didn’t complete downloading until we went back to the hotel.

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Nice palace, definitely come visit it for free if you can. It's a bit small though, and one would expect the garden to be more well maintained.There are around 10-12 rooms accessible by the public where the Spanish monarchs used to spend their time surrounded by luxury.

Far from the biggest or the best palace I’ve ever seen.The palace has small gardens that need quite a bit of maintenance and uplifting. There are scattered hours in which the fountains are on which would be nicer, I guess, but the gardens aren’t much to write home about.As for the interiors, there are some lovely rooms inside the palace — the most extraordinary being the Moorish-influenced one, which really is stunning. However, there are not many rooms that are accessible to the public via the route given. You can be done with the interiors of the palace within 45 minutes. At a push, you could spend 1.5 hours. The staff are nice enough but this is also yet another palace/museum in the wider Madrid area that does not allow photography inside. Bizarre considering other palaces in Europe allow photography and this palace was quite a bit quieter than others I’ve been to.Facilities inside are also limited. I would suggest to visit if you’re a completist but you’d be better off going to the Royal Seat of San Lorenzo for a day trip.

Nice place to visit over the weekend just make sure to book restaurant before going. Chances to find anything without reservation is close to zero. Beautiful parks and a little train to go around the town with a bit of insight about it.

A great place to visit close to Madrid. Ticket was 9 EUR and there were no queues. For me the most unique and spectacular room was the Porcelain room. Simply amazing! I am just sorry I visited in wintertime and the fountains and gardens were not so splendid as in the summer. Overall worth a visit.

Majestic palace about an hour south of Madrid's center, that's well worth a day trip. I didn't manage to get to inside, but it is just a pleasure to wander around it's courtyards and alcoves, under it's many arches and through its adjacent gardens. The town itself is beautifully situated along a river and well worth a stroll through.

I didn't get to explore inside the palace, but I really enjoyed wandering through the gardens at the palace. These gardens are not so much flower or vegetable gardens, but well manicured mazes of shrubs, some flowers, and small grassy fields. The lanes are all lined with beautiful full canopy trees.There are a couple of rivers bordering the gardens and a passing waterfall. In the centers of the intersections of the walking paths or lanes there statues, gazebos, and fountains. On the street sides of the gardens there are hotels, shops, and restaurants and bars.I recommend visiting in the fall or spring when the temperatures are not so not. Luckily, there is plenty of parking available, some of which is free.

Imposing palace but it didn’t quite do it for me. The gardens are great and it oozes opulence but there are only a few rooms (about 12) and they charge €9 for entry so I didn’t go in. The gardens are beautiful and the architecture is great but not quite up there with some of the palaces of Europe.

The Royal Palace of Aranjuez is situated not too far from Madrid, an easy train ride away. Just head to the Cercanias station in Atocha early in the morning and get a round-trip ticket. There are several trains in each direction every day. Aranjuez can be done in a single day, assuming that you start early. You can visit the palace, then the gardens. There are also several choices for lunch in town. They're a little pricier than many places in Madrid because they cater mostly to tourists. They're still affordable. The Royal Palace is mostly about architectural perspectives. So your enjoyment will improve if you take a long walk around it. The rooms of the palace are richly decorated, but won't add much to your experience if you've visited similar palaces in Spain. Focus on the gardens which are inspiring, even if they need to be maintained better.

It is a nice palace with many different rooms to experience. The gardens were nice, but many of the fountains were not operating when we went.

It walk through the palace gives you a perfect 'picture' of the extravaganza of royal monarchs in Spain and in the world, in the past and today. The splurge, the excessive, the extreme. Based on what?Mattew 23:"Then Jesus said to his disciples,“Truly I tell you, it is hard for someone who is richto enter the kingdom of heaven."

This palace was so beautiful. Sadly, they don't let you take pictures of the inside rooms, but it is worth the trip the gardens are impressive and accessible too.

Beautiful, well preserved palace with many original furnishings and breathtaking paintings on the walls and ceilings. Each room is described in both Spanish and English. Well worth the visit. Free visit on Sundays. Note: photography is not permitted once you enter the palace rooms.

1. No photo inside (2. it’s not too interesting for my opinion (3. The most coolest places are outside and free of charge)

Really nice place with beautiful gardens. Shame the fountains are not always on, especially on the warmest of days.I have attached a photo which shows which people get concessions, otherwise it's €9 to enter the actual building. We arrived a little late to do so, although I have been before many years ago.We did do a walk around the gardens and enjoyed the scent of the roses and seeing the little birds in the aviary.Bear in mind, in the summer it is very hot and often little in the way of shaded areas in some parts of the grounds, however under the trees its a few degrees cooler and rather pleasant.Really worth the visit, very historical and quite romantic. The walks alongside the river are also very nice and I did see some people enjoying jumping from the bridge into the river and also other swimming. I'm not sure how safe that is however so I would ask locals before doing so.There is also a boat trip along the river where you can also see the sights, but best to book as it was already fully booked the day we went.

Nestled along the banks of the Tagus River, Aranjuez exudes charm, history, and natural beauty. As I navigated its streets virtually through Google Maps, I was captivated by the rich tapestry of sights and experiences this Spanish gem offers.Aranjuez is renowned for its breathtaking Royal Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site I enjoyed virtually touring. The intricate architecture and lush gardens surrounding the palace are a testament to Spain's royal heritage and left me in awe of the country's rich history.When my friends and I were trolling along the Calle de la Reina, I felt as though I was transported back in time. The quaint streets lined with traditional Spanish houses and vibrant cafes exude a timeless charm that is truly enchanting. Using Street View on Google Maps allowed me to immerse myself in the bustling atmosphere of Plaza de San Antonio, where locals and tourists gather to soak in the vibrant culture of Aranjuez.One of the highlights of my virtual journey was exploring the Jardín del Príncipe, a sprawling garden oasis that spans over 150 acres. The meticulously landscaped gardens, adorned with elegant fountains and tranquil ponds, offer a serene escape from the bustle of city life. Thanks to Google Maps' satellite view, I could appreciate the grandeur of these gardens from above, marveling at their intricate design.In addition to its architectural wonders and natural beauty, Aranjuez is also a haven for gastronomes. Google Maps led me to discover many authentic Spanish restaurants where I could indulge in delicious tapas and regional specialties.My virtual exploration of Aranjuez through Google Maps gave me a profound appreciation for this hidden gem of Spain. From its historic landmarks to its picturesque landscapes and culinary delights, Aranjuez truly deserves to be experienced. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or a food enthusiast, Aranjuez has something to offer everyone, making it a must-visit destination on any traveler's itinerary.

The palace is not very beautiful from the outside, but at the back there are large areas for walking and are quite nice. Worth seeing. You can see peaco*cks in the gardens

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We went at the end of August 2021 / Covid. The rides were very cool, very much nostalgia / I feel like a lot of the rides have not changed in decades... I appreciate the estimated times for waiting in line in front of each ride (although oftentimes the estimation seemed kind of arbitrary). There were tons of people on a Sunday, a good number of which were not wearing a mask (at all / properly), but the workers at each ride were obliged to disinfect everyone's hands before each ride. They were all very friendly and I thought the photos at the entrance were quick/friendly and a nice souvenir, surprisingly well done and highly appreciated.The stunt show was pretty cool, it seems like there was a lot more set up that they didn't use (flipping a car, falling/jumping from a building.. my partner told me about the show he saw years ago and then they did more..) the parade at the end was cute too- it seems like they offer a lot of options for kids! Rides and the parade.Areas of improvement: cleanliness of bathrooms, app and signs also in English.

Great park.. rides are really great if you like adrenaline.Overall park was good also... But lines were disorganized...if you ever been to disney you will see the difference.Cheaper if you buy entrance in advance.

All is wonderful. Booked general tickets and platinum pass, they are convenient. My fav rides are Stunt Fall and Gotham City Escape! If you are non Spanish, the app is only in Spanish, so instead use any web browser for their website for the pass and activate the translation. The most efficient and carefully designed rides that fit most people with limitations.

Very nice experince! The first time for me i try roller coaster and it was incredible!i liked all the park!

A good Themed park near Madrid. It's around 30 Kilometers away from Madrid, working hours in march was 12 to 9pm. It wasn't enough for using all facilities and Attraction of park, also parking fee is 13 Euro

We visited the park on the second day of Easter and it was not that crowded. We had VIP tickets purchased online and had to go to their office right after the park entrance to get the bracelets. There was a bit of a que, we waited more than 15 minutes. There we found out that the skip the line option attached to our tickets allowed us to benefit of this only one time per each attraction and this was a bit dissappointing considering the price we paid for the tickets. We bought there a photo pass that costs 25 Euros and definitely worth but be aware that it is actually applicable only for one family member and that person needs to appear in each and every photo, otherwise it cannot be used (e.g. we wanted our child to take a picture alone with Tweety but in the end we had to pay for it because the person from our family having the bracelet did not appear in it. ) So, a bit of a dumb rule, since a photo pass should be applicable for all family members. In terms of attraction they are cool, but some of them not really suitable for kids (e.g. House of Terror, big carousel). In terms of transportation from Madrid, there are some connections but not really that often. We took an Uber and got there in 30 minutes from the center of Madrid. All in all, the park is nice, has enough restaurants (some if them offerring also gluten free options) and worth a visit. For us one day was enougb to cover most of the attractions, but definitely skip the line option helped achieving that.

Great day!Good to know: you can leave your car in the parking lot and have some lunch in car and at any time you can exit, go lunch, and then return inside to your amusem*nt. Don't forget to talk to the staff and ask for a stamp in your hand in order to come back in!Food is expensive. A chocolate/Nutela gofre is about 4,5€. A co*ke zero 33cl in a vending machine is about €3,70.Attention to the closing time: more or less at 1930 a parade begins with the cartoons and at that time all the amusem*nts start closing. So if you think you can enjoy the last thirty minutes in a repeat mode for example, forget it.Parking lot is cheaper when bought online through the app for example.

-Too small teatro! We can watch show only at our 2 visit after summary 2 hours waiting (( good eating is in Starbucks only, but you have to wait too. Wait everywhere even on Sundays evenings+Good decorations for Christmas and Halloween! Good attractions zones for all ages!

Been here in opening day on 25/02/22, many restaurants and shops were closed and in general the energy and atmosphere of the park wasn't very exciting. The roller-coaster are great but after 2 hours we were bored. We didn't stay for the shows as it was for limited amount of people due to covid and saw people that didn't get in after waiting in line for long time. I think they need to take care of the existing activities as it all pale and need paint and refurbishment. I think it's nice for kids but for adults half a day will be enough.

As someone who would consider visiting theme parks a hobby this park left something to be desiredPros:-easy to navigate and everything in close distance-friendly staff-some examples of good theming, especially loony tunes land for the kids-the stunt showCons:-rollercoasters look tired and need licks of paint-rollercoasters all felt quite similar, and all very 'rickety' and uncomfortable - no 'smooth' coasters here-hard to get to on public transportWouldn't go again unless they got some AMAZING new rides

Fantastic place, great rides. Clean, plenty of restaurants and ice-cream corners. Visited with family (2boys,13&10yo). Felt like being on a movie set. Don't miss the stunt show. It will blow your mind

It was just ok. The new batman ride, old superman and wooden coaster were great (I love the thrills on that XD), but the rest just meh 😛

Must go if you wish to spend an awesome time with the family on a holiday. I went to a rollercoaster for the first time, and I thought it was the toughest one... Man, I'm not getting on that batman one, that's terrifying.

A great day out.VERY DISAPPOINTED with the reusable Cup offer, we bought 3 and the machines are very few and far between.1 machine didn't work but blocked the cups for an hour more.We were so thirsty we had to buy drinks, it was a big con really and we'll never do it again.The park itself is great.

One of the most important theme parks in Spain. I always enjoyed the park. The new roller coaster BGCE is awesome and really intense. Express Coaster is not killing you anymore and you can enjoy the ride. If you jump in the water rides, be careful, you will finish really soaked. With the Fast Pass you can ride everything for a reasonable price and also you can pay just for individual rides. Prices for food and drinks are good. Attention and attendance are excellent.

So so. It was good. But you pay full price, they only open at 12 and most of the restaurants are closed. Also, they don't allow food in which, for a family of 5 plus grandma is a lot of money and you barely have options.The rest is actually good because they have many attractions for all our kids hitting all different ages. But, again, no shows because it is not a full normal day.So, either you drown un people and have all the options or you have more of a quiet day but with a reduced experience.

Loved all the ridesThe new Gotham city Escape is the best of all!Don’t miss all the Rollercoasters, each one of them gives you an unique experience!Very few wet rides as they have a separate part for that!Lot of shows around the park, checkout for the timings and watch them!

Great place to visit no matter what age you are! Although I did find the ride Coaster Express an absolute living nightmare. I did see the reviews on it that were terrible and my partner just wanted to try it as he thought it would be funny but there is no support for your neck at all, I didn't care the fact that the wooden roller coaster was old and basically warped but every corner felt like we were going to de-rail and it was squeaking at one point and shaking so much that I felt like I was in a tumble dryer. Please don't take your children on and elderly people really suffered with their necks. Other than the park is nice! It was of course a bit over priced with the food situation but it's as expected. Not many food places were open at the same time so there was queues just to get into restaurants and it was 42 degrees so we just got a Starbucks and some vendor food. Would definitely recommend 2 days if you want to visit the theme park and beach due to queuing.

Nice atmosphere. Recommended, though get far from the stunt fall and batman scape whatever. It’ll ruin your back, mind and throat because of the scream u will have; but the water rides were amazing!

Overall a good park however some things could have been better. Food selection was quite poor (not many restaurants open) and as I came on a hot sunny day, I felt that some queues did not have enough shade. Coming here with public transport is a pain (metro can bring lots of people to an intermittent station, but bus can only take a certain amount of people to the park, I ended up paying for a taxi since the bus was full.)

Very underwhelming and disappointing. I expected the park to have creative ideas to match the theme. Not worth the money at all.

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I did the tour of the bunker that you have to pre-book. It did take me some years to get on the tour and in fact, I was on the list of reserves and received an email inviting me to join the group. I found it very interesting although you'll need a decent level of Spanish to understand the guide.

Beautiful Garden Belonging in the past to the Osuna duch*ess and Duke. Only open during the weekend and forbidden to enter with food or big bags.

This is an easy-to-get-to and very little-known park in Madrid. It is fabulous. Loads of beautiful plants, trees, wildlife and buildings. Very peaceful and well kept. I highly recommend it and will definitely return! Tip: take a picture of the map at the entrance so you can plan your walk well. There is a guided tour but you must reserve it well in advance. We didn't get to do it as it was fully booked. Check online for days/times that it is open as it varies by season.

Such a lovely park! It's 10 minutes away from the metro (the entrance is the one close to paseo la Alameda de Osuna 26, not the one that appears in Google maps). The colors are simply stunning, and so is the ambience. Is a perfect break from everything so you can forget for a short while that you're in a big city.There are a few interesting details about each place, but bring your Google translator as they're only in Spanish.It is also great for taking pictures, both professionally or for people wanting to update their social network profiles 😉There's lots of shadow, so it isn't hot, but be sure to bring your water (there are a few places we're you can refill the bottles).No pets, food or bikes allowed.

Beautiful gardens. Some of the tourist attractions are in reability but that does not affect the beauty of his park. Casa de la Vieja and the fountaines are very nice.

Great park to walk around. Lots of good spot for nice photo. Good to walk in the evening. Not too crowded.

One of my favorite parks in Madrid. A good place to spend time walking around in nature. Food is not allowed, you'll be asked to get rid of it. It only opens on Saturdays and Sundays, make sure to check Park hours.

A very beautiful park close (about 5-10 min walk) from the metro station. The park has free drinking water fountains several places and is a nice and relaxing way to spend an hour or two just walking around.The only downside is that it is only open in the weekend, and all the signs are in Spanish only.Apparently free tours madrid offer tours in English here, but didn't get a chance to experience one.

Beautiful park, used to be the estate of the Osasuna duch*ess around 1800.There are water ponds with a mini artificial river and a footbridge, ducks a black swan. There is a little farm, a romantic roman structure, a small palace, entrances to underground bunke, a tree maze.

Every year there's a rapid Painting Competition in El Capricho Park. I made a painting too. It's lot's of fun.

Although small I found this to be a beautiful park and thoroughly enjoyed walking round there.The only downside was the main building is currently undergoing restoration so I couldn't walk round it.

Really beautiful historic park in the outskirts of Madrid with plenty of interesting features. The park is perfectly manicured and, even though admission is free, it is only open to visitors on weekends (no food allowed within the premises). Worth the long metro ride from downtown Madrid if you have some spare time in the city.

A great garden fits perfectly for a wedding photo session. Very calm and accurate place

Jardin El Caprichio is a beautiful and peaceful place to be. Also good for taking some stunning shots. Spent few hours there.It's just a pitty that it's open only on the weekends.

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Wow don't miss the cathedral so much to see there and take time to absorb the atmosphere. Beautiful windows.

Very beautiful indeed! The statues have intricate carving with immense detail. The side has several restaurants and the front has a large courtyard with more restaurants.

Built between 1394-1465. The heart and the entrails of the king Alfonso X the Wise are buried under the main altar.The bell tower stands 300+ feet tall - the tallest in Spain.Look for the Chapel of the Apes (the Velez Chapel) - a great example of Flaming Gothic style.On the outside there is a huge stone chain that runs along the chapel: I had only seen another example of this (although a belt rather than chain) in one of Portuguese convents.

Wow !I have no words , the cathedral is absolutely stunning ,Morning mass in service , So very peaceful.Take your time to take everything in.Beautiful..There is a museum within the church, €4 entry fee.Well worth a visit

It's well worth a visit. The cathedral is breathtakingly beautiful, stunning, and an experience you will never forget. I am going back to visit the cathedral again because one visit isn't enough. There is so much to see. You can't go to Murcia and not visit the Cathedral.

Beautiful place to visit, right in the heart of Murcia! See the old buildings, have a look around the centre, plenty of shops, cafes and sights to see. Suggest parking in the underground safe and manned 24 hrs.

What a lovely day spent in the city, lovely buildings and plenty of restaurants and bars to choose from. Tram is an excellent way to travel from one end of the city to the other, very reasonable. Well worth the visit.

Beautiful....Stunning architecture and wonderful history... My favourite, Santa Barbara of Lebanon / Patron Saint of Miners and Artillerymen.

Beautiful building. Lovely along the river too.Take some bread for the ducks!

Beautiful cathedral. Well worth visiting this huge building which is the centre piece of Murcia city. Stunning architecture. Inside there are several small chapels all the way round the walls. And a grand alter at the front. We had the pleasure of seeing a service the week before Easter. The building is awe inspiring.

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Impressing architecture, different to others. Hugh, very catholic.Free entry, should see.

Very nice cathedral, probably the most interesting building to see.The entrance is free. However, there are certain things that cost, such as the museum entrance.

One of the oldest cathedrals in Spain, huge building in gothic style. Also recommend to buy tickets to the one of the towers to see the view and to enjoy the panorama.

words can not describe the beauty of this catedral..brilliant architecture

We visited Murcia Cathedral at the weekend, our first visit to the city. There is plenty of parking and the underground car park is about 5 minutes walk from the cathedral. The building is magnificent and is covered in wonderful medieval stonework. It is a mix of styles with the tower being a far newer eighteenth century baroque construction and the main building is fourteenth century gothic.The interior is vast and has the usual mix of wonderful carvings with very gaudy decoration in red and gold. We didn't spend as long as we'd have liked inside as it was a Sunday and we didn't want to intrude but it is certainly somewhere we'll return to.

It doesn’t really look like a cathedral inside. More like scenes of Saints and lots of Jesus figures and paint. Very much Jesus oriented. I missed history context. There is mentions of Saints and personalities, but not history or further explanation of who they were.

Definitely the top attraction in Murcia. We visited the Cathedral and museum

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4.5

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Palacio Episcopal, Pl. del Cardenal Belluga, s/n, 30001 Murcia, Spain

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Great shopping centre and nicely laid out. Lots of cafes and shops plus the food court on the top floor. We spent about 4 hours mooching around and were pleased to see it so busy with Spanish and tourists. The vegan food at 'Subway' was a real bonus too! We will definitely be back as the shopping centre is clean and bright.

Great place to shop and eat can get busy at times,some people dont wear masks which is a no no and dont like to social distance apart from that would definitely recommend a trip here as xmas tree and lights are now on

Excellent place for whole family to spend time there! There are many department stores, big grocery store Alcampo, food courts, restaurants, kids zone, bowling and many many other interesting places! Highly recommended 👌🏻

Fantastic shopping centre, if not the best one I’ve been in Europe.All outdoor, but adequate covering above if it does rain this place is really plush.Spotless clean with some great shops and lots of underground parking.Great play area upstairs to drop your kids off if need be. My Fav!

Great place for a day out. Great shopping, great kids park on second level, take socks for kids if going in play frame as they need them. you can pay for socks but plan ahead. you can't really leave them in the in summer as it gets too hot and you need to get them water but they will love it. The central square has water fountains that kids love and go into in swimwear. surrounded by cafes so you can cool down with a drink while the kids cool down in the water. Food options are plentiful get there early for lunch for the all you can eat options. great value but very busy. kids love those as they can go up multiple times and try everything. Overall, a great place to spend a day.

Like the Trafford centre but outdoors it’s stunning. So clean and live bands on in the food court. Great place to visit and loads of cool shops. Bring your bank card.

We went here for lunch a few times and it was always a good experience. I even bring my clients here to check it out before they buy theie property in the areaWife loves to shop and I like to chill out at one of the bars or coffee shops inside the mall.Overall it's a good shopping center, 15 minutes drive from Torrevieja Centro so not bad located. Lots of shops to sarisfy most tastes I'd say and also quite diverse food options too which I love haha.Just like the Habaneras shopping center, when is windy or the weather is not great it's not s pleasent experience to go around and shop or enjoy having a coffee on of the teraces since the shop is completly open.Other than that a good experience coming here a couple of times per week.

nice..huge shopping mallsome are limited but if you are primark & decathlon fans they are super big

Very good shopping centre with all the shops you need. They used to have water mists through out the shopping centre - these are no longer used which is sad because it can get very hot!The water fountains are great for the kids so make sure you take a change of clothes.

If you need any retail therapy on the Costa Blanca South, this is THE place. Basically it is a MASSIVE, two story, open air shopping mall with pretty much everything you could want. There are hundreds of stores, covering almost anything you could need. Also a massive Alcampo supermarket (which is incredible by UK standards). There is also a food court with a host of different restaurants. Plenty of free, undercover parking. Go for 30 minutes and end up staying all day !

Excellent place!!!!! .there's a huge electrical store with unbelievable deals on mobile phones !!! .Samsung for 200 euro odd and apple ... electric scooter section was very good gaming computers are good value too .. . This shopping centre is also huge so allow 6 hours in the place .. don't recommend the American diner for food !!!!! Terrible

Zenia Boulevard... I mean... what can i say. It has its ups and its downsThe range of services is wonderful, loads of shops and places to eat like supermarkets such as alcampo and Che!!However... on the other hand, it's too damn busy! especially in the summer like if you want a decent experience in the summer here go in the morning.There's loads of parking both surface and underground which is lovely.

Fantastic shopping centre, if not the best one I’ve been in Europe.All outdoor, but adequate covering above if it does rain this place is really plush.Spotless clean with some great shops and lots of underground parking.Great play area upstairs to drop your kids off if need be.

Really cool and modern shopping centre. Loads of shops,loads of choices,upstairs you have restaurants to eat, also Alcampo supermarket, and LeroyMerlin, good choices of shops,if you want to have a nice day at a nice shopping mall, in La Zenia or Orihuela area this is your place.

Amazing shopping center, with almost all you need. You can spend a whole day shopping and also enjoy the coffee shops, restaurants and Alcampo supermarket.

A fantastic shopping center with a relaxing and inviting architecture. The shops are positioned so that you enter through the doors that open out to a shared outdoor area.Instead of building shops on the height, all shops are built almost as a stand alone shop.Most brands are represented here in some way. You don't get bored, but constantly seek and find new interesting places to explore and have fun.

Great shopping centre with plenty of car parking available. All the top shops are located in the centre. Shops to suit all tastes even supermarket and tech shops. Whole top floor has a wide range of food outlets and restaurants.

There's a great range of shops and I parked in the free underground car park. The only reason it didn't get 5 stars is because the toilets are currently being renovated and there was a queue for the one ladies toilet (a portaloo)!

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4.5

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C. Jade, 2, 03189 La Zenia, Alicante, Spain

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Great bridge with lovely views. Going to the castle via the bridge is easier than climbing all the way up

A must do while in Cuenca! Breathtaking view and history.

This bridge is cutting thought a beautiful panorama and you really are able to enjoy the most beautiful view of Cuenca. It is very high and the bridge seems to move. For who isn't scare of the high I definitely reccomend to come and take some pictures.

Very cool architecture. I recommend crossing the cliff with zip line

Great panoramic views from an elevated position. The railing is a bit low which might make some people a bit anxious of the height.

Average day. Ancient town. If there were more bells and whistles, it might be worth driving back to, but not worth visiting more than once.

A really impressive combination of nature and engineering.

This bridge connects the historic part of Cuenca with the ancient monastery (Nowadays a Parador). Originally, it was made of stone but only parts of the pillars survived. The rest was replaced by metal.From the bridge you have a stunning view and you can admire the famous Hanging Houses of Cuenca.Caution: the bridge moves a bit when many people walk on it. People with fear of this might use the street to the Parador instead of walking over the bridge.

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4.5

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Río Huécar, Cuenca, Cuenca, Spain

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4.5

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44126, Teruel, Spain

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Good place to know more about our ancient planet neighbours, the dinosaurs. The best, the museum, with a lot of examples of ancient criatures, and big bones gigantic dinosaurs.

What a complete rip-off. €28 per adult and €22 per CHILD! For nothing more than a few fibreglass statues of dinosaurs, a really badly acted T-Rex drama and run-around treehouse that's limited to kids aged +9.And don't go there hungry. The food is absolutely terrible. The salmon (fish of the day) was frozen and had the texture of my granny's old boots, the carrots we're tinned and boiled until every last vitamin had disappeared and the potatoes would have found better used in a jar of baby food. They we're mush. The only thing worth eating was the roasted chicken.You'd get better value for money and more educationally by renting Jurassic Park on Netflix and ordering in a pizza!

Did not disappoint in any way. Excellent family fun day out and exceeded expectations. My 5 year old loved every second.

It's not a big place still it offers allot of activities, you can easily spend all day in. Recommended to visit.

Family friendly, well organized. It could use some app to book shows in advance and save qeueing time, specially now with covid. The museum is great and there are places for all ages.

Great mix of outdoor and indoor activities. Great for kids and adults. Recommended.

We visited Dinopolis 7-8 years ago with our kids. It was like attractions from 90th years of 20th century. A bit outdated. My kids liked it, but I personally found it too boring.This time we visited it once again and additionally to previously visited parts of the park ee found some new areas and attractions, new restaurant, so we really liked it and enjoyed the time with our family. Worthy to visit with your children.

our 8-year-old child was not allowed to play... for him we came to the given location very disappointed

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Polígono Los Planos, s/n, 44002 Teruel, Spain