La Malagueta Beach – La Farola of Málaga loop from Atarazanas

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La Malagueta Beach – La Farola of Málaga loop from Atarazanas

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La Malagueta Beach – La Farola of Málaga loop from Atarazanas

00:57

9.14km

30m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 11, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 1.17 km for 179 m

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After 7.45 km for 546 m

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Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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565 m

Palmeral de las Sorpresas, Port of Málaga

Highlight • Structure

Beautiful harbor promenade.
The harbor complex is worth a visit.

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1.09 km

Hard Rock Café Málaga

Highlight • Cafe

Right by the harbor, you have to go in there!

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1.93 km

This beach is one of the most popular for both locals and tourists. In addition to its size, its proximity to the historic centre of the capital makes it a place full of atmosphere during practically any time of the year.

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4.22 km

Paseo Marítimo Pablo Ruiz Picasso

Highlight • Cycleway

The Paseo Marítimo Pablo Ruiz Picasso is one of the most emblematic avenues in Malaga, located in the La Malagueta neighborhood. This promenade runs along the coast, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and direct access to several beaches, such as La Malagueta Beach.
It is approximately 2 kilometers long and is ideal for walking, running, cycling and enjoying the sea breeze.

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5.38 km

La Caleta Beach

Beach

7.25 km

La Farola (Málaga Lighthouse)

Highlight • Monument

La Farola de Málaga is a lighthouse located in the Spanish city of Málaga, in the autonomous community of Andalusia. Its construction ended in 1817, and at that time it was located at the entrance to the Port of Malaga. This lighthouse, the work of engineer Joaquín María Pery y Guzmán, has become a symbol of the city and gives its name to the promenade where it is located.

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7.32 km

La Farola of Málaga

Highlight • Monument

The lighthouse in Malaga, known as La Farola de Malaga, is an iconic landmark of the Andalusian port city. It is located at the port of Malaga and is one of the few lighthouses in Spain named in the feminine form. “Farola” means “The Lighthouse Woman”. La Farola was built in 1817 and has served as a landmark for ships heading to the port ever since. Over the years, the lighthouse has been modernized to meet the demands of modern shipping. It stands on the Paseo de la Farola, a popular promenade that runs along the port. In addition to its practical function, the Farola also has symbolic value and represents the maritime spirit of Malaga.

The lighthouse itself is about 38 meters high and has a very characteristic cylindrical shape, making it an unmistakable element of the Malaga skyline. Especially at sunset, the area around the lighthouse offers beautiful views of the sea and the city. A great destination for a tour in Malaga.

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8.55 km

Paseo de España

Highlight • Trail

The Paseo de España in Málaga is a very pleasant area located near the port and Plaza de la Marina, in the La Malagueta district. It is in the heart of Málaga, very close to the port, Plaza de la Marina, and Paseo del Parque.
The Paseo de España is part of the historic Paseo del Parque complex, designed in the late 19th century, when Málaga experienced its industrial and bourgeois boom.

It is surrounded by emblematic buildings such as:

Málaga City Hall.

Bank of Spain.

Customs Palace (Málaga Museum).

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8.76 km

Málaga Park

Highlight • Natural

It stretches from Plaza de La Marina in the west to Plaza del General Torrijos in Malagueta in the east. It is considered the green soul of the city and is more reminiscent of a promenade than a park. The foundations of today's Parque de Málaga were laid in 1899, but it was repeatedly expanded over the following decades until it took on its current form.

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