Rating
4.1/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Alla Kurilova (3 months ago)
Very beautiful view. You can see all the city from here
Very beautiful view. You can see all the city from here
Jenny Shipway (5 months ago)
Not too much of a hike up. It's all been tidied up and is smart and pleasant. I guess the plants will grow more and then it'll be lovely.
Not too much of a hike up. It's all been tidied up and is smart and pleasant. I guess the plants will grow more and then it'll be lovely.
CJ (2 years ago)
Has an amazing view of the city. There is some reconstruction around the area, which is good because at least they are noticing the poor state of the mountain. But this made it difficult to find the way up, as there were no signs to follow. There was a lot of garbage on the way up but also around the site.
Has an amazing view of the city. There is some reconstruction around the area, which is good because at least they are noticing the poor state of the mountain. But this made it difficult to find the way up, as there were no signs to follow. There was a lot of garbage on the way up but also around the site.
Expat in Mazarron (3 years ago)
Worth a visit just for the views. No parking at the view point but plenty leading up to the view point. Some information boards and no picnic area.
Worth a visit just for the views. No parking at the view point but plenty leading up to the view point. Some information boards and no picnic area.
Rowena Rowley (5 years ago)
I have to leave just two stars for this place as it’s pretty dreadful. The statue and view is lovely if you can cope with the heavily littered and dangerously dirty street to get there. Then the site is obviously used as a drinking den for the local down-and-outs. Oh dear. Go to the Alcazaba instead and look over from a distance, at least then you won’t have to put up with the smell either.
I have to leave just two stars for this place as it’s pretty dreadful. The statue and view is lovely if you can cope with the heavily littered and dangerously dirty street to get there. Then the site is obviously used as a drinking den for the local down-and-outs. Oh dear. Go to the Alcazaba instead and look over from a distance, at least then you won’t have to put up with the smell either.
