Fuengirola, Miramar commercial park

Fuengirola is a city and municipality in the province of Malaga, Andalusia, Spain. It is located in the central coast of the province and integrated in the region of the Coast of the Western Sun and the homonymous municipality of municipalities. He is the head of the judicial party of Fuengirola. The municipality has an extension of 10.37 km², urbanized almost entirely, and an average altitude of 5 m above sea level.7 It occupies a narrow coastal strip of about 8 kilometers in length, with beaches facing the South East. With 82,837 inhabitants according to the census of 2,020.8 it is the fourth most populated municipality in the province and one of the highest density, with about 8000 inhabitants per km2. Founded by the Phoenicians, the Romans, Byzantines, Visigoths and Muslims, among other peoples, passed through Fuengirola until their definitive incorporation into the Crown of Castile in 1485.9 It slowed down its development due to the intense Berber piracy that plagued the area for centuries. , was constituted in municipality later to be secreted of Mijas in 1841, being still a small town of fishermen. Today, Fuengirola is a major tourist center with around 250,000 inhabitants during the summer months and the economy revolves around this sector.