La Concepción Botanical-Historical Gardens - Málaga, Spain - Pergolas on Waymarking.com

"The Concepción estate belonged to the Marquises of Casa Loring from 1850 through to 1990, when it was purchased by Malaga City Council. There its owners created the Malaga social life centre and an impressive park where they planted exotic species brought from Latin America, the Philippines and Australia by their commercial fleet. It is a romantic garden with winding paths, ponds, waterfalls and streams. It has luxuriant semi-tropical vegetation and wonderful examples of rubber plants, palm trees and some spectacular Araucarias. Special mention should also be made of the Loringiano Museum, a small Doric style church, and the beautiful wisteria pergola close to the palace." (visit link)

This splendid wisteria pergolia is without any doubt the nicest, longest and largest we ever saw. We visited La Concepción Botanical-Historical Gardens in March 2014.

Using the above coordinates on Google Street will give you a good idea of the site.

Parking lot: N 36 45.588 W 4 25.579
Entrance: N 36 45.621 W 4 25.553

Is the pergola freestanding or attached to a structure?: Freestanding Free to visit?: There is a fee to visit pergola Web address or URL: [Web Link] Secondary web address or URL: [Web Link]

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