Rent accommodation in Torremuelle

Torremuelle station is a railway station located in the Torremuelle urbanization, in the Spanish municipality of Benalmádena, in the province of Málaga, autonomous community of Andalucía. It is part of the C-1 line of Cercanías Málaga.
It owes its name to the watchtower that is located off the coast and near this station.

The Torre del Muelle is one of the three watchtowers located on the coast of the municipality of Benalmádena, province of Malaga, Andalusia, Spain. It is also known as the “Torre de Benalmádena” or with the joint denominations of “Torre del Muelle de Benalmádena”

The cave of the Botijos, next to the cave of the Zorrera and the cave of the Sahara, constitute the best-known sites of the Neolithic era within the municipality of Benalmádena (Málaga); it opens on the carbonated lands of Serrezuela, a limestone mountain of the Mesozoic era located southwest of the town of Benalmádena Pueblo.
The Botijos cave and the Zorrera cave could be integrated into the same karst system and even constitute the same cave complex.
In 1976 Soledad Navarrete will publish the great thesis on the neolithic caves of Benalmádena. A year later, Carmen Olaria, in collaboration with the Patronage of the Municipal Archaeological Museum and the Hon. Benalmádena City Council systematically collects, in a monographic, the materials of the Caves of Botijos and Zorreras.

The Zorrera cave (Benalmádena, Málaga, Spain) is located in Serrezuela, 225 meters above sea level, slightly west of the Cave of the Botijos. These caves, together with the Sahara cave, constitute the best studied Neolithic sites in the town.

The cave of the Sahara is (next to the cave of the Botijos and the cave of the Zorrera)
one of the best known Neolithic period sites of the municipality of Benalmádena (Málaga, Andalucía, Spain). It is situated on the carbonated lands of La Serrezuela, about two kilometers north of the N-340 route.