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What to see and do in Rincón de la Victoria

What to see and do in Rincón de la Victoria (La Axarquía, Málaga): 7 places across monuments, nature, activities and curiosities, with a photo and a Google Maps location.

1 Villages · 2 Monuments · 2 Nature · 1 Curiosities · 1 Historical milestones

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What to see and do in Rincón de la Victoria

Rincón de la Victoria
Village
With a Phoenician and Roman past (Bezmiliana), it was called Benagalbón until 1949, when it changed its name and moved its administration to the coast. It is today the second most populous municipality in the Axarquía after Vélez-Málaga, with around 52,500 inhabitants.
Cueva del Tesoro
Nature
One of only three known caves in the world of underwater origin, and the only one in Europe open to visitors, with prehistoric cave paintings inside. Its name comes from a legend of an Almoravid treasure hidden in its galleries.
Castillo de Bezmiliana
Monument
18th-century fortress commissioned by Carlos III, with a troop room and an officer's room.
Torre de El Cantal
Monument
14th-century medieval watchtower, 10.65 metres high, standing on a cliff in Rincón de la Victoria.
Cueva de la Victoria
Nature
Cave in Rincón de la Victoria with Middle Palaeolithic cave paintings.
El Boquerón Victoriano
Curiosity
The Victoria anchovy is a culinary symbol and mark of identity of Rincón de la Victoria, celebrated with an annual free tasting.
De Benagalbón a Rincón de la Victoria
Historical milestone
The municipality, formerly called Benagalbón, was renamed Rincón de la Victoria in 1949.