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Andalusia
Malaga
La Axarquía
Málaga

View of Málaga from Gibralfaro Castle – La Malagueta Beach loop from Santa Amalia

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Spain
Andalusia
Malaga
La Axarquía
Málaga

View of Málaga from Gibralfaro Castle – La Malagueta Beach loop from Santa Amalia

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View of Málaga from Gibralfaro Castle – La Malagueta Beach loop from Santa Amalia

00:52

11.8km

160m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 28, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 6.33 km for 181 m

After 10.2 km for 273 m

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2.20 km

View of Málaga from Gibralfaro Castle

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Definitely see Malaga from above - better by bike up on the other side of the mountain (not so steep)

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2.79 km

From here you can enjoy a wonderful view over Málaga - La Malagueta, the harbor and the Mediterranean. The effort of the drive there and back is worth it.

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3

5.91 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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7.54 km

Port of Malaga

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The Puerto de Málaga is one of the oldest ports in the Mediterranean and an important tourist attraction and commercial centre on the Costa del Sol. The large luxury yachts are moored on the Muelle Uno promenade, with its shops, restaurants and galleries. From here you can also reach the cruise terminal, a popular berth for cruise ships from all over the world, via the Paseo de Levante.

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5

8.48 km

La Farola of Málaga

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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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9.81 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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7

10.2 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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10.3 km

Statue of Solomon ibn Gabirol

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Sculpture of the Jewish thinker Salomón Ibn Gabirol, Málaga around 1021 - Valencia 1058 made by the American sculptor living in Málaga, Hamilton Reed Armstrong in 1969.

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11.8 km

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6.50 km

2.97 km

1.30 km

687 m

219 m

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9.41 km

1.47 km

318 m

200 m

190 m

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