Torremolinos is the cradle of the oldest civilizations in the Mediterranean and also one of the main destinations on the Costa del Sol.

History has left no legacy in Torremolinos corners full of local color, and sailor in the district and many vestiges of the past, Carihuela rich.

In the 1920 Torremolinos was a fishing village, but was quickly taken by the tourist industry. The number of inhabitants is 43,000, but during the peak growing season and up to 250,000.

Attractions include beaches and pedestrian Calle San Miguel Avenue, which is lined by shops and stretches from downtown to the beach.

Most tourists come for the beaches in Torremolinos, especially El Bajondillo beaches and La Carihuela.

Other beaches are in Torremolinos Los Alamos, Playamar, Montemor, El Saltillo and San Juan.

Crocodile Park is an attraction for the whole family. Torremolinos park contains over 300 crocodiles, including gigantic specimens.

Casa de los Navajas dates from 1925 and was built by Antonio Ruiz Navajas, Bajondillo hill.