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Atarazanas Central Market – La Malagueta Beach loop from La Unión

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Spain
Andalusia
Malaga
La Axarquía
Málaga

Atarazanas Central Market – La Malagueta Beach loop from La Unión

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(118)

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Atarazanas Central Market – La Malagueta Beach loop from La Unión

01:22

21.1km

100m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 28, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 2.68 km for 106 m

After 3.00 km for 63 m

After 4.52 km for 94 m

After 7.25 km for 56 m

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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1.96 km

Alameda Principal

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Central pedestrian area of Malaga with bicycle path. The “Antigua casa de Guardia” bar is recommended with traditional wines from the area.

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2

2.47 km

Atarazanas Central Market

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In the beautiful historic market hall you can not only see a lot, but also eat very tasty and fresh food. 👍

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3.13 km

Muralla Nazarí y Muro Portuario

Ruins

4

6.28 km

Coastal Bike Path Málaga

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Nice on the beach promenade,

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5

6.63 km

La Caleta Seafront Promenade

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This section combines relaxed cycling, magnificent views of the sea and the harbor, sea air, and the joie de vivre of Málaga – a must for every cyclist traveling in the region!

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7.27 km

Playa de los Baños del Carmen

Beach

7

16.5 km

La Malagueta Beach

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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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16.8 km

The "Fountain of the Three Graces" is also known by the name "Fountain of the Three Nymphs". This name refers to the three figures that adorn the fountain. Inspired by classical mythology, they are the protective nymphs of freshwater. The fountain is composed of three parts, the middle of which consists of three female figures wearing classical dresses and adorned with various rustic objects such as a sickle, an ear of corn, an oar, and a cornucopia.

The fountain was made from molten iron and is the work of engineer Josê Marîa Sánchez. It was erected in the 19th century in the Alameda Principal, then in the Plaza de la Marina, and later at its current location, in the roundabout of Plaza del General Torrijos, at the end of the Paseo del Parque.

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17.2 km

Málaga City Hall

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The Málaga City Hall, also known as the "Casa Consistorial," is a prominent landmark and the seat of the city government. Before the current building was constructed, the city administration was located in various places. Until 1869, the City Hall was situated on the Plaza de la Constitución, after which it moved several times until the construction of a new building was finally decided upon.

Construction of the present City Hall began in 1912 on newly reclaimed land near the port. The architects Fernando Guerrero Strachan and Manuel Rivera Vera designed the building in a Neo-Baroque style with Modernist influences. It was officially inaugurated on April 11, 1919. Today, it not only serves the municipal administration but is also a significant symbol of Málaga's architectural and cultural development in the early 20th century.

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10

17.6 km

The old Moorish fortifications can be easily reached on foot from the center of Málaga. A walk around the fortress walls offers a great view of the city. If you want to get in, you have to pay an entrance fee, there are always interesting exhibitions in the rooms of the palace

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21.1 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

9.97 km

5.40 km

3.23 km

1.61 km

948 m

Surfaces

13.5 km

5.19 km

2.22 km

190 m

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Friday 28 August

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16°C

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July 3, 2022,Malaga Sonntags Promenadentour
What does the Malaga resident do on Sunday? He goes to the beach. We also. With temperatures still quite pleasant at 27 degrees, we cycled along the promenade to a corner where there wasn't too much trouble. After lunch in an inconspicuous but very tasty fish tavern, we found a cozy place under a few palm trees to relax extensively. …

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