Routes & walks

Estepona makes sense on foot.

Murals, poetry, sculptures, charming corners and watchtowers: five walking routes to discover the city without a car and without an intermediary.

Large-format mural on a building facade in Estepona's old town

Route of the MuralsInteractive

An open-air gallery of 74 murals.

International artists transformed the walls of the old town into canvases up to 1,500 square metres. Facades, street art and walking routes that make you look up.

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Pedestrian street in Estepona's old town with flowers and plant pots

Charming Corners

The spots that don't appear in guidebooks.

Flower-lined passages and old-town squares that escape the usual tourist circuits. The Estepona locals know and visitors discover by chance.

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Ceramic tile with verses by Antonio Machado on a street in Estepona

Poetry Route

Verses immortalised in the streets.

Machado, García Lorca and Victor Hugo share tiles with local poets spread across the old town. A slow, thoughtful way to read the city.

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Sculpture Route

Over twelve open-air artworks.

Bronze, steel and stone spread across squares, gardens and promenades. A permanent collection with no opening hours and no entry fee.

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16th-century watchtower on the Estepona coastline

Watchtowers

Seven towers watching over the Mediterranean.

Built in the 16th century to warn of Berber attacks, these watchtowers still stand between Estepona and the western coast. History, landscape and perspective.

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