Since its inauguration in 2015, there are many people who come to this place every Sunday to make their purchases from different parts of Malaga's geography.

The church dates from the s. Construction began in the 16th century in 1505 and was declared a BIC (Asset of Cultural Interest) in 2010.

The crochet sky is an initiative to beautify the historic centre and protect residents and visitors from the sun on one of the main pedestrian streets.

More than 30 people have voluntarily participated in this municipal initiative.

Since 2008, this historical monument has been cataloged BIC (Asset of Cultural Interest), granted by the Junta de Andalucía.

This is the largest park in the municipality, a large park of more than 20,000 square metres for the leisure and recreation of all citizens.

This artistic graffiti mural pays tribute to the benefits of the Coineño market garden and the importance of generational change in this sector.

This tower is the only preserved remains of the old convent of the Trinitarians, a work from the 17th century.

This viewpoint, located at an altitude of almost 500 metres, is a perfect place to look out over the horizon on all four sides. From this viewpoint you can easily see the coast of Fuengirola, the Sierra de Mijas and the Montes de Málaga.