Malaga has the largest plant maze in Spain and the first biotechnological one in the world.

The latest edition of the International Tourism Fair 2025, held last week in Madrid, has once again been the perfect showcase for localities across Spain to present their most innovative, groundbreaking, and surprising proposals to attract tourists and, of course, investments.

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One of them, which has exceeded all the expectations of its promoters and comes with a new national record, was presented by the town of Humilladero, a village with just over 3,000 inhabitants located in the Antequera region. Its brand new Laberintus Park, inspired by the Alhambra of Granada, has become the largest plant maze in Spain, after surpassing the one located in Peñíscola.

Its 7,400 meters, designed by Adrian Fisher, one of the world's most renowned maze designers, offer visitors of all ages a wide range of activities in which to learn, enjoy, and above all, challenge their wit, stimulate their senses, and be amazed.