Del Parque Flats- Urban Corner

Cozy apartment of modern design with capacity for 4 people, in the heart of the city of Málaga, the capital of the so-called Costa del Sol.

In this accommodation your guests will be able to enjoy the following facilities :

• Un spacious living room decorated with exquisite taste in a minimalist style that is flooded with natural light, since on one of its walls it has several large glass doors that give access to the exterior spaces of the house and which in turn focus on a fairly large public square in which there is a park with vegetation and gardens. In this room we find a set of designer dining room for 4 people and next to the doors a comfortable sofa tresillo that s turns into a bedfrom which we can enjoy moments of rest contemplating the widescreen television that is at the across the room.

• Sharing a room with the living room, we find the kitchen, which is arranged in a single block at the opposite end to the balconies. The furniture of this would include a complete equipment at the level electrical appliance, in addition to storage spaces in which the kitchenware elements that will help the inhabitants of the house with the preparation of their meals are arranged.

• The bathroom that the apartment has is complete with a shower cabin and the rest of the sanitary elements of a toilet, such as a sink and toilet.

• The bedroom is double in size and has a double bed with a storage box. It is a room that is also quite bright thanks to the presence of a large window on the façade that faces the same square as the living room.

• Crossing the doors of the room we go out to a couple of balconies that have been equipped with outdoor design furniture from which we can enjoy the peaceful picture of the nearby park.

On a natural promontory that is located on the edge of the port where the commercial settlement of Malaka was born in its Phoenician origin, we find La Alcazaba, a defensive fortification of Arab origin from the 12th century that was built on the remains of the previous Roman fortresses. and Phoenician at the foot of the mountain that crowns the Castillo de Gibralfaro for which it bears that name. The watchtower is connected to the walled structure by the corridor of La Coracha, which in its day was a secret escape passage for the leaders to escape a possible siege.

Returning to La Alcazaba, whose walls are knotted in towers that in their time were lookout posts, but the military observation of other times offers the current visitor a series of exceptional viewpoints that offer us beautiful panoramic views of both the city center and of the port environment and the western part of the capital of the Costa del Sol.

At the foot of this Arab fortress, in the decade of the 50s, when they wanted to build a building, the Roman Theater would be discovered, one of which is now the city's favorite tourist jewel. This amphitheater, which had been buried in the hillside when the Alcazaba was built, is quite well preserved, but it was in its proper use from its creation in the 1st century until its decline in the 3rd century, already at the time of the empire. When the Byzantine empire arises, this enclave was already dedicated to commercial profits. In the square that opens there is a interpretation center in which various educational and informative materials have been arranged that will delight those who are passionate about history.