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Without a doubt, one of the best views in all of Malaga.

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With the "Monumento al Espetero," Málaga commemorates the local tradition of grilling sardines over an open fire. Inaugurated in 2009, the sculpture depicts an espetero at work and is dedicated to the fishermen and grill masters who keep this typical culinary culture alive. Designed by sculptor Jaime Fernández Pimentel, the monument stands on the Antonio Machado promenade in the Huelin district.

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This chimney, at its time the tallest in Spain at almost 106 meters, belonged to "Los Guindos," a mineral metallurgy company. The factory, which began operations in 1922, was used to melt and laminate lead from the mines of the province of Jaén and remained in operation until November 1979. Today, this chimney is a striking landmark on the Málaga coast and a relic of the city's industrial past. It represents not only the history of the Los Guindos district, but also the region's economic development in the 20th century. The area around the chimney has been incorporated into a promenade and is now a popular destination and a great photo spot!

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A very striking chimney due to its enormous size, easily visible from afar. Located right on the seafront, it is in very good condition.

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The Espetero Statue is a tribute to the traditional art of grilling sardines in Málaga! 🐟🔥 It was inaugurated on June 12, 2006, and is located on the Antonio Banderas Promenade, near Misericordia Beach. The sculpture honors the Espeteros, who for centuries have grilled sardines on wooden skewers over an open fire, a culinary tradition deeply rooted in Málaga culture. The statue was created by Machú Harras and is part of the monuments that represent various traditional trades in the city, such as the Cenachero (fish seller) and the Biznaguero (jasmine seller). A true emblem for lovers of grilled sardines and a symbol of Málaga's culinary identity! 😋🔥

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You can go along the same channel (more fun) or along a very nice trail

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An important reminder of Malaga's industrial past and a point of reference wherever you look. A Foucault pendulum has been placed inside.

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The Chimenea de la fundición de plomo "Los Guindos", also known as the Torre Mónica, is an industrial chimney. This chimney was part of the installations of the fundición de plomo de Los Guindos, which was built in 1923 on the Playa de San Andrés for the metallurgy of lead from the Los Guindos mine in La Carolina. The chimney is 106 metres high and its function was to transport the toxic gases from the factory to higher parts of the atmosphere. The factory was closed in 1979, but the chimney remains as a symbol of industry in Málaga.

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