Alameda Park, Marbella

A small but beautiful park between the old town and the sea. Unfortunately, all the wells were out, somehow not my fountain day ...
Geocaching Info: A fairly easy cache can be found here and the nearest one is just a few steps away.

The Parque de la Alameda has long been the pride of Marbella. This huge park area, the green lung of the city, dates from the 18th century and currently has an area of around 20,000 m2 (20% of the urban core).
The park has been continually expanded and embellished over the years, so that in its current form it offers a valuable place of recreation. The flora offers various types of ficus, including a magnificent Ficus Pandurata and Pináceas, Pinus Pinae and some other rare and valuable botanical species.
(c) andalusien360.de/urlaub-reisen/sehenswuerdigkeits/alameda-park-marbella

Apart from the sights and many fountains, a stroll through Marbella is definitely worth it, even though the place is very expensive.