What to see in Marbella
Where to eat in Marbella: a gastronomic voyage around the jewel of the Costa del Sol
In Marbella, the dining is every bit as good as the sunbathing: from the barbecue coals at Dani García, to the most refined Japanese-Peruvian flavours, or the beach huts (or chiringuitos), that embody the spirit of Andalusia, the city offers a sumptuous banquet on the Mediterranean coast.
What to see in Marbella: luxury, beaches, sun and seaside charm
Considered to be the most exclusive destination on the Costa del Sol, Marbella boasts one of the best-preserved old towns in Andalusia, along with Puerto Banús.
Puerto Banús, the mecca of luxury in Spain
With more than 50 years of history, this luxury marina and leisure resort is the great benchmark in Europe for exclusivity and sophistication.
Plaza de los Naranjos: the soul of Marbella that smells of orange blossoms
Under the fragrant shade of orange trees, this historic Renaissance square founded after the Christian conquest in the 15th century is the beating heart of Marbella, where history coexists with the hustle and bustle of terraces and the slow pace of southern Spain.
Alameda Park: the historic garden where Marbella takes a breather
Nestled between the whitewashed alleys of the old town and the brightness of the Seafront Promenade, this centuries-old green haven, with its cool shade and tiled benches, harks back to a more traditional Marbella that, despite the rapid growth and wealth brought by the jet set, still retains its essence in certain spots.
Marbella’s Old Town: a journey through the walled city, filled with flowers, to the soul of Andalusia
Apart from Puerto Banús and the jet set glamour that popularised it, this city on the coast of Andalusia boasts a lovely historic quarter that you can see on a stroll from the Renaissance Plaza de los Naranjos.
Dunas de Artola: Marbella’s last living desert
A survivor of mass development, this natural enclave retains the original Costa del Sol scenery: shifting sand dunes and pine forests by the sea, just a few minutes from Marbella.
Marbella Shopping: from markets full of character to the world’s most exclusive boutiques
From the haute couture boutiques, designer jewellers and art galleries of Puerto Banús, to the traditional markets of the Old Town, Marbella offers a shopping experience for all tastes and budgets.
Marbella’s Seafront Promenade: a walkway along the Mediterranean between the traditional town and the luxury of Puerto Banús
Stretching for 6.5 kilometres, this scenic walkway leads from the seafaring Marbella of old to the world-famous jet-set luxury resort.
Ralli Museum Marbella: an oasis of Latin American art on the shores of the Mediterranean
In a city of glamour and sun, the Ralli Museum stands out as an unexpected and free cultural refuge where 20th-century Latin American art enters into dialogue with European art.
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