Grimy park in the ends , two much better parks a couple mins N and s
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Densely populated residential district just north-west of the centre, between Carretera de Cádiz and Bailén-Miraflores. It contains the main long-distance bus station, the wholesale food market (Mercado Mayorista), the football stadium La Rosaleda and several large supermarkets. The area is mainly mid-20th-century blocks of flats. Two Metro Málaga lines run through it, and the Cercanías commuter rail stops at Victoria Kent. The district is not a tourist destination but is well-connected to the centre in under 15 minutes.
Grimy park in the ends , two much better parks a couple mins N and s
Difficult to ride and few possible lines. It's still nice for a short session if you're passing through but clearly not worth the detour.
This skatepark is known as the oldest skatepark in Malaga. It features old-school radical curves and badly damaged coping.
The worst skatepark I've ever tried. The rails are very poorly made; it's practically impossible to do tricks or stand on two feet on a scooter. I recommend going to the one in Benalmádena.
Everything's wrong.
It's just ramps, and they're poorly made.
And the ground holds you back when you try to push... And the best thing about this little contraption... is that there's a ramp that leads you straight into a wall, in case you're feeling hungry and suicidal.
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