What to see in Marbella?

Marbella is not only the most fashionable luxury resort in the coastal area of ​​the Costa del Sol in Spain, but a rather picturesque city, in which, in addition to the concentration of millionaires, beautiful yachts and beautiful long beaches, there is a seven-kilometer-long seafront and interesting historical sights.

Marbella
Together with the suburbs, in which the most expensive villas in Marbella are located, the resort area stretches 28 km along the coast. So, if the beaches and the rampant waste of money still bore you, you will always find what to do here!
Puerto Banus
One of the most expensive, spacious and luxurious ports in the world. It is designed for 900 yachts, which daily leave here world celebrities, Arab sheikhs and owners of oil wells.

Puerto Banus
Puerto Banus
The long pier and the most beautiful, famous harbor became a favorite place for tourist trips. In addition, in Puerto Banus, you can see unusual architectural structures, luxury villas, luxury cars. This is a kind of Spanish “Rublevka” – living here is very prestigious and very expensive. Walking through its streets, you feel like at least an international diplomat or the main character of gossip.
Old city
The place where most visitors from the city begin their journey. This is the historic center of Marbella, shrouded in mystery and some mysterious magic. It combines both restored Andalusian style buildings and green places with tropical plants.

Marbella Old Town
Narrow, cobbled streets reminiscent of the splendor of Spain in the Renaissance. During the walk, you can take a break by looking at one of the local, cozy coffee shops.
Naranjos Square (La Plaza de los Naranjos)
It is located in the Old Town, and has a different name – Orange. This is due to the large number of citrus trees that bloom throughout the year.

Naranjos Square
Here is the main city building – City Hall, made in the spirit of the Renaissance in the late 16th century. Nearby is also located the ancient chapel of Hermita de Santiago, which is considered the most ancient religious monument of culture. Tourists will also be delighted with the amazing fountain of the same years and cozy places to relax.
Golden Mile (Marbella Golden Mile)
A breathtaking embankment with a beautiful view, the length of which is equal to 6 and a half kilometers! It received its name not only because of the clean and beautiful coastal sand, but also because of the constant influx of star guests.

Marbella’s Golden Mile
It extends between the port and the western part of Marbella. It houses the homes of notables – for example, the palace of King Fahd, and the most high-status hotel complexes of the coast.
Ruins of the Roman Villa Rio Verde (Rio Verde)
If you want to touch the monument of architecture, which was built in the first century of our era, go here. Of course, numerous fires and time did the trick, so only the ruins from the excavations remained here.

Ruins of a Roman Villa Rio Verde
However, the excitement and solemnity of this place is still highly appreciated by tourists.
Church of St. Mary Encarnacion (Iglesia Mayor de la Encarnacion)
It is considered the highest building in Marbella. It was built in the middle of the 15th century, it has restored plots and exquisite frescoes preserved from ancient times. Made in a strict, sophisticated rococo style, characterized by a combination of simplicity and incredible luxury.

Church of St. Mary Encarnacion
Here you can pray, enjoy the mysterious atmosphere and just make memorable photos.
Parque del Calvario
It is located just outside the city, on a hill. It was designed by talented architect Miguel de Vico.

Calvario Park
Today, there is not only Calvario Church, which has a great religious significance, but also equipped, modern infrastructure – a place for children’s fun, a clean pond, neat alleys and not only. The combination of a gorgeous building and beautiful surroundings makes this park popular among residents and visitors to the city.
Muralas del Castillo (Murallas del Castillo)
On the outskirts of Marbella are the remains of the ancient fortress Muralas del Castillo. It was a defensive structure around the castle of the local prince. Dated to the 15th century.

Muralas del castillo
Once these walls withstood the powerful offensive of enemies, and today only ruins remain from them that emphasize the strength and courage of the Spanish people.
Avenida del Mar
The fame of this famous boulevard is known far beyond the borders of the country. Here lies the amazing Alameda Park, as well as the long, noisy promenade and the clean Venus beach.

Avenida del Mar
Avenida del Mar in Marbella
On the sides of the street are exquisite bronze sculptures, thanks to which an ordinary evening walk resembles a tour of the art museum.