Audio Guide of Artistic Murals Route

You do not need to book or watch the clock. As it is an open-air museum woven into the city streets, it is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. You can stroll at your own pace whenever you like, although daylight is ideal for appreciating the colors.

The visit is completely free. It is a public cultural initiative created to beautify neighborhoods, so enjoying these works of art has no cost for visitors. It is culture accessible to every budget.

To see the most iconic murals at a relaxed pace, I recommend setting aside between 2 and 3 hours. There are currently more than 60 works spread across different neighborhoods, so the time will depend on how much you want to walk and how many photos you want to take.

The project began in 2012 with the aim of revitalizing residential neighborhoods and bringing culture closer to local residents. What were once simple building facades became canvases for artists from around the world, transforming the city into a living museum.

Without a doubt, during daylight hours to capture the details and the vividness of the colors. Spring and autumn are ideal for avoiding the intense summer heat, since you will be walking outside the whole time.

Yes, the vast majority of the route runs along paved streets and standard city sidewalks, so it is accessible for people with reduced mobility. Just keep in mind that it is an urban walk and there may be some natural slopes in the streets.

You are very close to other gems. Do not miss the spectacular Estepona Orchid House, which is usually near several key murals, and take the opportunity to stroll through the city’s renovated and flower-filled old town.

The best advice is to wear very comfortable shoes and get a route map. You can download the official map or pick it up at the Tourist Office to locate exactly where each work is and plan a logical route.