The historic El Velerin watch tower.
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La Ermita del Calvario |
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Situated on a hilltop called Cerro del Castor, between the deep valleys of Rios Padrón & Castor, are extensive ruins dating mainly from the late Moorish and Christian periods.
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This chapel is located in a little visited area inland, just outside town. More > |
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| La Torre del Reloj | |
Nuestra Señora de los Remedios |
| All that remains of the church that was completed around 1473, which hails as the oldest ecclesiastical building on the Costa del Sol. More > |
Built in the 18th century from local iron and rich limestone. More > |
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| Plaza de las Flores | |
Ruinas del Castillo de San Luis |
| Estepona's main square serve as a bustling focal point of the town. More > |
Although there is little remaining of this one-time great castle, it is still interesting to visit the ruins. More > |
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| The Watchtowers | |
Necropolis Corominas |
| There are numerous watchtowers along the coast of Southern Spain. Some are of Moorish origin, while others date from the time of the Christian re-conquest. More > |
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Museum has been established inside a reconstructed dolmen and burial mound (Tumulus) More > |
| Roman Mausoleum | |
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| This site is located below the Plaza del Reloj in Calle Villa. Excavations have been left open and the visitor can see the foundations of the building. More > |
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