Parchi e giardini a Marbella

Marbella Parks and Gardens

Marbella’s green spaces range from historical city center parks to high-altitude viewpoints in the Sierra Blanca mountains. The Alameda Park features 18th-century ceramic benches, while the Cortijo Miraflores houses an old oil mill and botanical collections. For coastal panoramas, the Mirador la Concha and Cantera de la Legua offer vantage points over the Mediterranean. These sites showcase native Mediterranean flora and the region's transition from urban landscaping to rugged mountain terrain.

Marbella Parks and Gardens — Mappa

Nathalie Cornellier / CC BY-SA 4.0

A

Alameda Park

An 18th-century green space featuring marble walkways and hand-painted ceramic benches. It contains a diverse collection of tropical and Mediterranean plant species.

B

Arboretum Marbella

A community-driven botanical garden dedicated to environmental education and the preservation of native Mediterranean tree species.

C

Cortijo Miraflores

An 18th-century farmhouse converted into a cultural center. It features a botanical garden, an archaeological exhibition, and a historic olive oil mill.

D

Jardines de Atalaya

Landscaped gardens located within the Atalaya Rio Verde area, featuring manicured lawns and Mediterranean shrubs.

E

Mirador la Concha

A mountain viewpoint situated on the slopes of Sierra Blanca, providing panoramic views across the Costa del Sol, Gibraltar, and the North African coastline.

F

Mirador de los Gitanes

A scenic overlook located in the Nagüeles area, offering elevated views of the Marbella coastline and the Mediterranean Sea.

G

Cantera de la Legua

A viewpoint located at a former quarry site, offering views of the surrounding mountains and the coastal strip.