Ykines was born from the affectionate nickname that Pedro Citoler Sesé gave to his children, “hijines,” which over time evolved into “Ykines,” evoking his Aragonese roots.
After discovering in Torremolinos a place of light, calm, and maritime essence, he built his family home there: Villa
Ykines, a name that today symbolizes home, origin, and belonging.
Here freedom is natural, the atmosphere is welcoming, and time moves at a different pace.
Art is part of everyday life: in the streets, in the glances, in the way of living.
People mingle, days stretch out, and life unfolds without haste or labels.
Torremolinos is a place where culture is lived in the streets: in improvised spaces, in ever-changing venues, and in music at sunset.
A constant creative pulse that blends with the night, diversity, and daily life, transforming the city into an authentic and vibrant expression.
The cuisine of Torremolinos is born from the sea and reflects an open and deeply Mediterranean identity. From beach bars with espetos and fresh fish to contemporary cuisine restaurants, tradition and creativity coexist at every table.
A destination for unhurried enjoyment, with sea views and the authentic taste of the Costa del Sol in every bite.
Torremolinos is synonymous with sun, open air, and Mediterranean nature. Wide beaches, crystal-clear waters, and water sports are part of everyday life.
The light, parks, and open spaces create an environment for relaxation, reconnection, and unhurried living, where sun and nature are essential.
