The stately home built by the German architect August Orth in 1865.	See map.
	The 'Loringiano Museum' which housed a colletion of artefacts that George and Amalia had collected on their travels, most of which now reside in the Archaeological Museum of Málaga.	See map.
	Main entrance to the gardens, a more recent addition.	See map.
	The exedra bench which was regularly used for entertaining and the scene of many photographs of the time. It faces the front entrance of the museum.	See map.
	Part of the 'Glorieta Amalia Heredia' with some truly spectacular trees.	See map.
	An iron, concrete and stone bridge reminiscent of The GSSR.	See map.
	Very old iron frame greenhouse.	See map.
	The Administrator's House which housed the offices and accommodation for staff and horses was built around 1880.	See map.
	Plan of the gardens.	See map.