Districts of Fuengirola
Fuengirola is divided into several distinct districts, each with its own character. They are commonly known districts, which are handy as landmarks and reference when getting around.
El Centro is the historic heart, while Los Boliches offers a vibrant beachfront. Torreblanca and El Higuerón are upscale residential areas, while Los Pacos and Carvajal provide a more traditional feel. Pueblo Lopez is a quiet residential neighborhood, and El Boquetillo connects the town center to the coastal highway.
Carvajal is Fuengirola's most easterly district which overlaps into Benalmadena. It is mostly known for the Carvajal beach and public promenade which runs the entire length of the district.… More →
Los Boliches is the seafront area to the eastern side of Fuengirola centre. It is accessible from the A-7 (old N-340) highway or by bus or train.
Pueblo Lopez is a surprisingly picturesque little residential community between El Boquetillo neighbourhood and the town centre. This neighbourhood was built in the early 1960’s by an English… More →
The Higuerón district lies inland from Fuengirola, on the hillside west of Avenida del Higuerón, which runs up to the A-7 motorway.
On the hill on the side furthest east of Fuengirola is the neighbourhood of Torreblanca, easily accessible by bus or car and also by train to the Torreblanca train station.
Once just a few dusty streets on the outskirts of Fuengirola and Los Boliches, the Pacos neighbourhood has grown into quite a built up, self contained area.
The Avenida de Mijas, forms the spine of the northern end of Fuengirola, connecting the centre of the town with the top of the A-7 (old N-340) coastal highway..
The heart of Fuengirola is the Plaza de la Constitución (Constitution Square) and takes in the radius including the train station (RENFE) and nearby bus station to the east and along towards the… More →
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