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The mural "The Last Supper" in Estepona is a modern interpretation of Leonardo da Vinci's famous work and part of the Ruta de Murales Artísticos (Artistic Mural Route). Created by the artist Curro Leyton, it is located on a building facade near Calle Madrid. This large-scale mural contributes to Estepona's transformation into an open-air art museum, blending classical themes with contemporary street art.

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The open-air museum in Estepona features sculptures by the Spanish sculptor Santiago de Santiago. Among the twelve works on display are a homage to Francisco de Goya, as well as figures such as Kalima, Némesis, Diana de Estepona, and Piedad. The exhibition is complemented by conceptual works by the artist, showcasing his diverse artistic range. Santiago de Santiago is internationally renowned: his works have been exhibited in museums in Saint Petersburg, Moscow, and Tokyo, and he has also created numerous public monuments and busts of prominent figures from the worlds of politics and business.

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Parque del Ángel in Estepona is a spacious, modernly designed green space near the coast that combines nature, culture, and recreation. A restored aqueduct, nestled among Mediterranean plants, palm trees, and open meadows, lends the park a historical element. A wooden bridge over the small Hornacinos stream connects the surrounding neighborhoods and blends harmoniously into the landscape. Several sculptures by the artist Santiago de Santiago enrich the park, creating a small open-air museum, while a reconstructed noria (irrigation channel) evokes ancient irrigation systems. A modern calisthenics zone and tranquil pathways complete the offerings, making Parque del Ángel a beautiful place for relaxation, exercise, and photographs.

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The Angel Aqueduct in Estepona is an impressive 18th-century relic, a reminder of the region's agricultural past. It is located within the Angel Park, near the Hornacinos Canal and Calle Terral, not far from the modern Playa del Ángel residential complex. This historic structure once irrigated the surrounding fields and was part of an extensive water supply system connecting springs and reservoirs. The aqueduct consists of multi-arched, brick viaducts that carried water over an elevated structure, presumably to mills or agricultural facilities in the area. After years of neglect, it was restored and reopened to the public by the city of Estepona as part of a coastal park revitalization project. Today, it is surrounded by a small park with walking paths and information panels and can be visited free of charge. The Acueducto del Ángel is therefore not only a technical monument, but also a symbol of the connection between history, landscape, and water management in Andalusia. Nestled between modern development and the sea, it tells of a time when water was a precious commodity and the engineering skills of the Moors and their successors laid the foundation for fertile fields and flourishing gardens. 💧🏛️

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The Albero route between Marbella and Estepona is a varied coastal path that largely follows the promenade and the Senda Litoral (coastal path). The terrain alternates between firm natural ground, wooden boardwalks, paved sections, and sandy paths, creating a diverse landscape. It frequently runs directly along the sea, offering unobstructed views of the coastline and the mountain panorama in the hinterland. Along the way, you'll pass quiet beaches, small coves, well-maintained promenades, and numerous beach restaurants, perfect for a break. The route is generally easy to moderately challenging and suitable for both hiking and leisurely cycling.

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The port of Duquesa. Nice to eat or drink something in the evening

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A very beautiful section of this route along the coastline. A picturesque section of the Senda Litoral, ideal for cycling. Great views.

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Spain's best known marina where the super rich are at home. Yachts, cars and more.

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