Jardín Botánico Molino de Inca, Botanical garden with historic mill in Torremolinos, Spain
Jardín Botánico Molino de Inca is a botanical garden in Torremolinos featuring a historic mill structure on the grounds. The space consists of different themed areas with palm trees, other specimens, and shrubs arranged along pathways and observation points.
The site dates back to the 17th century when a water-powered mill operated here for grain processing using water from local springs. The original mill location shaped the use of this area for several centuries.
The Japanese garden section within the grounds presents traditional design features including stone formations and small water features that invite quiet observation. This part of the space brings together Eastern aesthetic principles with the Mediterranean setting.
The garden operates on varying schedules depending on the season, with different hours for summer and winter periods. Visitors should check current opening times before arrival to ensure the garden is accessible.
A reconstructed mill within the park operates a functioning water system that demonstrates how the historical milling process actually worked. This working replica reveals the mechanisms that powered grain processing for centuries.
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