Botanical Garden of Málaga

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Do you know Malaga has a one-of-a-kind tropical Botanical Garden?

The botanical and historical gardens, established in the mid-nineteenth century, are located in the city’s north suburbs. These expansive English-style gardens feature a diverse collection of tropical and subtropical plants and trees from all over the world. The park’s surroundings have amazing fountains and waterfalls in addition to gorgeous flora.

Malaga’s botanical gardens are notable for its amazing variety of bamboos, palm trees, and aquatic plants. Anyone who appreciates nature and relax will be delighted by the tour.

In the garden we will find the famous stone nymph, the creation of modernist artist Paco Durrio. The monument ushers us into a French-style area. Another unique aspect of the gardens is the Japanese wisteria, which features gorgeous lilac blossoms with a delightful perfume. With the arrival of spring, this unique plant blossoms. We will also see the San Telmo aqueduct, considered the most important accomplishment of hydraulic engineering in Spain during the 18th century. The aqueduct carried water from the Guadalmedina River to the city of Malaga.