Audio Guide of Our Lady of Remedies Church

Our Lady of Remedies Church usually has visiting hours adapted to religious services. It is generally open in the mornings and again in the late afternoon. No reservation is needed for an individual visit. We recommend checking the exact Mass and visiting times on the Diocese of Malaga website or directly at the church itself.

No, admission to Our Lady of Remedies Church is completely free. It is a place of worship and cultural heritage open to the public at no cost, although voluntary donations for its upkeep are always appreciated.

For an unhurried visit, taking in its architectural and historical details, we recommend allowing between 20 and 30 minutes. It is an intimate place that invites contemplation and a leisurely walk through its interior.

Our Lady of Remedies Church is one of Estepona's most emblematic monuments, with convent origins in the 18th century. Its tower, dating from the 18th century and built over the ruins of its predecessor, is a symbol of the town. It represents a fundamental architectural and religious legacy in the history and identity of Estepona.

The best time to visit Our Lady of Remedies Church is early in the morning or late in the afternoon, outside Mass times. During the low season months, in autumn and winter, and on weekdays, you will find fewer visitors, allowing for a quieter experience.

Yes, Our Lady of Remedies Church is generally accessible. The main entrance is usually level or has ramps that make access easier for people with reduced mobility or with baby strollers. However, if you have any specific needs, it is always advisable to call the parish in advance.

Our Lady of Remedies Church is in the heart of Estepona's charming old town. Just a short walk away, you can explore the Estepona Orchid House, stroll through the famous 'Garden of the Costa del Sol' with its streets decorated with flowerpots, visit Flower Square, or enjoy the promenade and nearby beaches such as La Rada Beach.

To make the most of your visit, we suggest silencing your mobile phone to preserve the atmosphere of respect and quiet. Look up at the ceiling frescoes, the details of the altarpiece, and the religious imagery. Afterwards, take the opportunity to wander through the charming white streets of Estepona's historic centre surrounding the church, which are a true delight to see.