Address: C. Guillén Sotelo, 31, Distrito Centro, 29016 Málaga, Spain
Tucked beside Málaga’s City Hall, the Jardines de Pedro Luis Alonso are a masterclass in balance—where architecture, history, and nature all play nice. Designed by Guerrero Strachan in the 1940s, these 6,500 m² blend Hispano-Muslim geometry with French elegance and a Latin American flair. Think symmetrical flowerbeds, orange trees perfuming the air, and fountains that break the city buzz with a soft splash.
The star? A rose garden featuring 75 varieties from around the world—basically a global passport for your nose. This space isn’t just pretty, it’s clever: it creates a seamless green corridor between the lush Málaga Park and the ancient walls of the Alcazaba. If you’re chasing peaceful vibes with serious historical curb appeal, this is your spot.
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This park is part of our Best Parks in Marbella and Andalucía guide — explore the full list here!
There’s much more to discover in Málaga! Check out our Guide to Málaga for a closer look at the city’s culture, heritage, and unmissable experiences.
For recommended places to stay in Málaga, check out our ‘Guide to the Best Hotels in Málaga‘ Guide!
