The Orchid House and Botanical Garden of Estepona
“Orcidario” — the House of Orchids — was opened in Estepona in March 2015, and 35 thousand people visited it in the first week of operation. No wonder: the building that was built for it is a real landmark of the city, catchy and impressive.
Torre del Reloj Tower in Estepona
Like many other villages in Southern Spain, Estepona was at the center of the Moors’ struggle with Christians. This was put to an end by Enrique IV of Castile, who captured the city in 1457 and ordered a church to be built in it on the site of the former mosque.
Estepona Harbor
The marina in Estepona is located at the western end of the coastal promenade. It is a very pleasant place to walk and admire the sight of stunning yachts and picturesque fishing boats. There are also numerous bars and restaurants.
Murali Estepona
To be honest, Estepona cannot boast of particularly outstanding sights (this does not apply to the Orchid House, it is incomparable). Old Castillo and the old church of Our Lady of Remedio can be viewed, but only in so far as.
Nuestra Senhora de los Remedios Church in Estepona
Nuestra Senhora de los Remedios Church is located on Plaza San Francisco. It was built in the 18th century from local sandstone rich in iron. Hence the beautiful color of the church and numerous fragments of iron ore, inclusions of which remained in the stone — they can be seen by walking around and examining the walls.