Address: Av. Ramón y Cajal, s/n, 29602 Marbella, Málaga, Spain
Paseo de La Alameda is where Marbella slows down—without losing its style. Just steps from the Old Town and Avenida del Mar, this 18th-century promenade has been a meeting place for locals for over 250 years. Its central fountain, “La Pila,” has been flowing since 1762, quietly watching the city change while families, couples, and street musicians bring life to the marble pathways below.
It’s a rare pocket of calm surrounded by history, shaded by century-old plane trees and towering araucarias planted in the early 1900s. The layout reflects its 19th-century transformation, when a deal with an English mining company gave it the facelift that still defines its charm today. Ideal for a laid-back stroll, a bench break with gelato, or a quiet moment under the trees before heading toward the beach.
This space is kid-friendly, romantic, and full of small local details—ceramic benches, cast-iron lamps, and casual cafés nearby—that make it feel both intentional and lived-in. Whether you’re starting your day here or passing through on the way to the sea, La Alameda makes Marbella feel like home.
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This park is part of our Best Parks in Marbella and Andalucía and Best Parks for Kids in Marbella and along the Costa del Sol Guides!
There’s much more to discover in Marbella! Check out our Guide to Marbella for a closer look at the city’s culture, heritage, and unmissable experiences.
For recommended places to stay in Marbella, check out our ‘Guide to the Best Luxury Hotels in Marbella‘ Guide!
