Beautiful little park to see! Very beautiful view point at the top of the tower. It takes about 30 minutes to walk there from the beach, but it's a climb! An elevator will soon be available to access it! Too bad there was no sun, my photos would have been more beautiful!

The park is very nicely landscaped. Artificial lake, fountains, sculptures, manicured green spaces and a lookout tower. Best to run up in the evening otherwise the climb can be a bit sweaty. Beautiful photo subjects and great views of the sea and Torremolinos from the tower.

A very nice park with breathtaking views of torremolinos and the Costa Del Sol coast and some history. The park has a very nice pond and some old cannons to commemorate the previous battery that used to be here. What I didn’t know about this park is that it has a view tower with some breathtaking views across Torremolinos and the Costa Del Sol coast. The strange thing about this park is that it’s very quiet. During my visit I walked on the main road past a lift which takes you to the top of the park as its quite high up on the high points of Torremolinos, but sadly it was still under construction and closed off. The way to the park from the bottom of the main road is climbing up through multiple housing streets which can be quite a strenuous climb. However, there is the Costa Del Sol train line that has a station right next to it. Overall, a very nice park with some history and breathtaking views, however it can do with some more tourists and does deserve some appreciation.

The park is quite large and well laid out. the highlight for me was the brilliant viewing tower overlooking the whole of the area from Torremolinos all the way across Benalmadena and Arroyo de la Miel. As we were staying down in Carihuela it is a fairly hard uphill climb through the winding streets to Montemar Alto where the park is situated, we just walked into Torremolinos and used the train. Montemar is the first stop along the Fuengirola line and is only a five minute journey. The park is just across the line from Montemar Alto station over a narrow bridge. A tip here is to use a debit/credit card at the electronic ticket gates instead of waiting in the queue for available ticket machines. Just scan the card and go through but don't forget to scan off at your destination or you will be charged for the entire journey to the terminus at Fuengirola. The park has some amazing baroque statues and fountains, a great variety of trees and small lakes. There are several old artillery pieces near the viewing tower of interest and this would have been the obvious site of defending gun batteries in days gone by. Lots of available shade but no cafe. There is a toilet block near the entrance with a coffee machine outside which I was told by a local had the most fantastic coffee available but I wasn't tempted. Instead, cross back over the bridge and turn right at the pharmacy (unmissable) opposite the station and there is a really nice little Spanish bar/cafe (las Naranjas) selling a good variety of quality tapas. (I was tempted this time). Back on the train to Torremolinos or walk through the winding residential lanes back down to the coast. Be warned though, Spanish streets often wind around confusingly and can end up in dead ends so get the satnav on the phone.