Torremolinos Must-Sees

Torremolinos features a diverse selection of historical and recreational sites along the Costa del Sol. This list highlights the 15th-century Pimentel Tower and the Neo-Moorish architecture of Casa de los Navajas. For natural escapes, the Molino del Inca botanical garden spans four hectares of springs and exotic plants, while the town's maritime heritage is showcased at Playa de La Carihuela and Bajondillo Beach. The selection also includes established seafood restaurants and family-friendly attractions like the extensive Aqualand water park.

The House of Knives

This beautiful Moorish style-influenced house was a residence of a once powerful family clan. Unfortunately, now in state of disrepair.

Bajondillo Beach

Long sandy beach lined with shops, hotels and apartments. There are busier and quieter parts - just walk and see what you like.

Playa de La Carihuela

Former fishing district known for its dark sand and traditional beachside restaurants specializing in "pescaíto frito" (fried fish).

Botanical garden "Molino del Inca"

A four-hectare garden featuring hundreds of palm species, exotic birds, and a restored 18th-century flour mill powered by natural springs.

Pimentel Tower

Also known as Torre Molinos, this imposing tower dates to the 15th century and has been a symbol of the town since then.

Aqualand Torremolinos

Water park boasting mega-attractions such as adventurous 100 meters long black hole or a crazy boomerang ride.

Plaza de Cantabria

Central urban square located near the town's main commercial and shopping areas.

Restaurante Juan

Established seafood restaurant in the La Carihuela district, specializing in traditional grilled fish and Mediterranean cuisine.

Restaurante Pescadería Los Mellizos

Seafood specialist combining a traditional fish market with a restaurant serving fresh Mediterranean catches and rice dishes.

Frutos

Long-standing restaurant recognized for its traditional Andalusian menu, featuring grilled meats and seasonal seafood.