Most holidaymakers come to Torremolinos to spend idle days on one of its beautiful beaches and nights partying in the many nighttime entertainment venues. The largest and most popular beaches are Playa La Carihuela and Playa El Bajondillo, both offering safe swimming and all sorts of water sports. Bars and cafés along the promenade offer respite and refreshment away from the sun. The nearby water park, Aqualand Torremolinos, is a great family day out, as is the nearby Crocodile Park. Bull fights at the Plaza de Toros are another exciting activity. Although not famous for its cultural attractions, Torremolinos offers some pleasant historic neighbourhoods in La Cariheula, and a few other attractions, including the Pimentel Tower, Battery Park, and the Pablo Ruiz Picasso Cultural Centre. The spectacular hilltop town of Ronda is also worth a visit for those wanting to escape the beach for a day.
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