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Molino de Inca Botanical Garden

The Molino de Inca Botanical Garden is a 4-hectare space in Torremolinos that houses almost a thousand plant species, with more than 150 palms of 50 species, 300 trees of 60 species and 400 shrubs. Among its specimens are an Araucaria excelsa, a wild olive tree of about 1000 years and an American walnut of 40 metres. Water is a central element, with the sources of the Inca and Albercón del Rey springs, and a natural privet maze 50 metres in diameter. It also includes a 500-square-metre Japanese Garden and a replica of the old 17th-century hydraulic flour mill. The site has viewpoints, guided tours, a bird exhibition and is accessible.

Things to do at Molino de Inca Botanical Garden: 5 missions

• Visit the Japanese GardenDiscover the Japanese Garden, of about 500 square metres, which recreates a landscape of hills and lakes on a rocky slope.
• Explore the natural Privet mazeWalk through the natural Privet maze, an ornamental feature about 50 metres in diameter in the central area of the grounds.
• Attend the Bird ExhibitionWatch the Bird Exhibition, available on Wednesdays and Fridays and for groups on request.
• Take the Guided ToursJoin the Guided Tours of the grounds, which offer accessible entry, available parking, toilets and availability for ceremonies.
• Visit Jardín Botánico Molino de IncaVisit Jardín Botánico Molino de Inca in Torremolinos and see the place for yourself.

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