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Beach - One of Torremolinos' main attractions is the beautiful white sand beach that surrounds the edgde of the city. This is a great place to go and have some fun in the sun and surf, or just sit back and relax, while catching a tan. There are also a number of cafes lining the beachfront that offer a wide range of refreshements on the hot summer days..
Pimentel Tower - On the beachfront. This tower is one of the most famous attractions of Torremolinos, and dates back to 1300. It was built to protect the city from invasion by sea, which was it's main point of vulnerability. From the top of the tower you can take in the amazing views of the city and tha beaches..
San Miguel Hermitage - En los pinares. This is one of the most important monuments in town, and is the location of the supervisory celebrations of San Miguel. These celebrations are one of the most important events on the Torremolinos events calendar. |
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Casa Juan - Calle san Jines 18-20. This is one of the beast seafood restaurants in town, and is very popular with locals and tourists alike. It is a great place to go for lunch or dinner. They serve a wide range of seafood with a traditional regional flavour. The food is excellent and the prices are very reasonable.
El Gato Viudo - La Nogalera 11. This old fashioned restaurant has been very popular with the locals for the last 40 years, and recently with tourists to the city. They serve a wide range of local and Spanish dishes, including calamari with spicy tomato sauce and a range of delicious meat dishes. The food is great, service excellent and the prices are reasonable.
Mar de Alboran - Alay 5. This elegant restaurant is one of the best in town, and is very popular with locals and tourists alike. They serve a wide range of dishes from Andalusia and the Basque region of Spain. Some of the house specialities include kokotxas; hake cheeks in green sauce with clams; and anglerfish with prawns. |
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Bar Central – Plaza Andalucia, Bloque 1. This is one of the best bars in town, and is frequented by a mixed crowd of locals and tourists. This is a great place for a slightly more relaxed evening out, chilling out while sipping on some of the best cocktails around, and meeting some new people.
El Palladium – Palma de Mallorca. This is possibly the best dance clubs in town, and it is very popular with a younger crowd of locals. This is the place to go if you want to dance and party all night long. DJs play a range of the latest dance music to keeo the party pumping till the early hours of the morning.
Casino Torrequebrada – Carretera de Cadiz Benalmadena-Costa. Located in the lower level of the Hotel Torrequebrada, this is the place to go if you’re feeling lucky and want to strike it rich. The casino offers a wide range of games, from slot machines to roulette to wheel of fortune. There is also a night club in the casino, which is one of the best flamenco clubs in town. |
| Kiss Bar - by Rod from United Kingdom - 2006-07-31 | | The only straight bar in the village!!
Never heard of bar Central and Palladium is a gay club! So get down and boogie at Kiss! |
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Aqua Park - Calle Cuba 10. This is a great place to take the children for a fun day out in the sun. The Aqua Park has a number of rides on offer, including the Black Hole; the Niagra; the Twister, as well as a wave pool; jacuzzi; a tropical lagoon; and infant's park; sea lion shows; and mini golf. There is also a pizzeria and a self service restaurant located on the premises.
Crocodile Park - Calle Cuba 14. This is another great place to take the children for a fun day out. the park has 300 crocodiles from 12 different species on show. There is also a crocodile museum; the Croco's nursery; a mini zoo; and a playground. The park also has a restaurant and an African shop. |
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