After the football stadium you keep following the cycle path along the river and you come to town’s sports facilities, which are on the right side of the river. After passing the sport facilities and reaching the gas station, turn right. After 200 m take the roundabout and take 3rd exit – the road takes you to the Jardin botanique de Malaga. After a few hundred meters (northwards), turn left under the bridge and after 50m you can decide whether to turn left to the botanical garden or right to the Malaga’s main water-supplying dam – great views from both. You could visit both of course. The dam is a little higher (e-bike highly recommended!) and the views possibly even more awesome! If you aren’t tired yet and want to continue to northwards, you will be rewarded with reservoir systems along the way including some tunnels and options for snacks in between ventas – small bars along the way.
You can come back to Malaga the same way. Next to the stadium, turn in the street Calle Albeniz. Après une petite montée, vous verrez sur votre droite l'un des cimetières les plus célèbres et les plus beaux d'Andalousie : le Cementerio San Miguel. A partir de San Miguel vous rencontrerez le Alameda de Capuchinos à Fuente Olletas (rond-point). Fuente Olletas était autrefois une importante source d'eau, à laquelle les habitants de la région allaient puiser de l'eau. Au rond-point, prendre la direction du sud (Cristo de la Epidemia St). On the left you’ll see the Santuario de la Victoria, où Ferdinand le Catholique had his military base in 1487. The expulsion of the Moors from Malaga was conducted from here. After the capture of the city, the Austrian monarch gave Ferdinand the Virgin of Santa Maria de la Victoria as a victory gift. The Virgin is still in the church, in the Pantheon. The admission is 2 € but is highly recommended. As the Pantheon is run by volunteers, the opening times are only in the morning from Tuesday to Saturday, 10-13h.
After the Santuario de la Victoria vous pouvez tourner à gauche dans la Calle Ferrandiz à la Château de Gibralfaro et faire une dernière ascension. Le château offre une autre vue magnifique sur la ville, cette fois depuis le côté est vers la vallée du Guadalhorce. Le chemin est bien indiqué. Descendez ensuite Paseo de Salvador Ruedaqui vous mènera directement à la promenade de la plage. En arrivant sur le front de mer, tournez à droite dans la rue Paseo de Sancha. On the way into town you’ll pass the following places of interest: the Cimetière anglais (le premier cimetière non-catholique d'Espagne), Palais Miramar (complexe hôtelier de luxe) et la plaza de toros, La Malagueta.
