Cultural tourism in Marbella

Marbella is a paradise of golden sands washed by the Mediterranean, but it is also one of the emblems of traditional Andalusian culture.

Travelling its streets, protected by ramparts, you will find everything from ancient Roman villas to the rococo elegance of the Church of the Incarnation.

The indisputable star attraction of the historic quarter is Orange Tree Plaza. Its unusual renaissance fountain, enveloped by the aroma of citrus and surrounded by traditional white houses, is an authentic example of the very essence of Andalusian charm.

Even the most classic cultural tour of Marbella will hold a few surprises in store for you, such as the Museum of Contemporary Spanish Engraving, housing works of Dali and Picasso, and the Ralli Museum, with paintings by Miro and Chagall. Perhaps the most famous facet of Marbella's culture is the city's nightlife. A mixture of Andalusian pubs and modern clubs overlooking the sea has earned the city international renown.