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Welcome to The old town in Marbella
Marbella Old Town is one of the most charming areas of the resort, known for its narrow streets, whitewashed buildings, and traditional Andalusian atmosphere. At its heart is Orange Square, surrounded by cafés, restaurants, and historic buildings, making it a popular place to relax and explore. The area is ideal for wandering on foot, with small shops, hidden squares, and plenty of places to stop for food and drinks. This guide covers what to see, where to go, and useful visitor information to help you make the most of your visit.
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Information on Marbella Old Town
Marbella's old town is a captivating and timeless district that invites visitors to wander along its narrow cobblestone streets and immerse themselves in its rich history and culture. The old town's narrow, winding streets are graced with whitewashed buildings, preserving the traditional Andalusian architecture that has defined the region for centuries.
This enchanting area is a true treasure trove of quaint shops, cozy cafes, and inviting squares where you can soak in the local ambiance. The old town's vibrant atmosphere, coupled with its proximity to the pristine beaches of Marbella, creates a unique blend of cultural immersion and coastal beauty. It's a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Marbella, offering an authentic taste of Andalusian charm.
At the heart of the old town lies the Plaza de los Naranjos, a delightful square where you'll find a tourist information center. Here, you can obtain free maps of the Old Quarter and Marbella, ensuring you don't miss any of the area's hidden gems. These maps are invaluable tools to guide your exploration through this beautiful district.
For a more comprehensive understanding of the Old Quarter in Marbella and to enhance your visit, an interactive map is available to provide directions from your current location. Additionally, you can gain a visual preview of the old town by watching the short video featured above, offering a glimpse of the area's timeless beauty and allure.
Pl. de los Naranjos, 29601 Marbella, Málaga, Spain
Entrance fees and charges
N/a
Opening times
24 hour
Disability access
The old town streets are cobbled otherwise it is wheelchair friendly and most beaches have wheelchair access.
Hotel Reviews & Package Holidays
Discover the best places to stay in Marbella with 15 detailed hotel reviews, updated regularly. Each hotel has links to prices, holiday deals, and key information to help you choose the right accommodation for your stay. Click the image above to explore more.
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If package holidays aren’t your preference, Marbella offers a wide selection of hotels, apartments, and villas to suit all budgets and travel styles. Below you’ll find some of the best holiday letting agents to help you find the right accommodation, along with useful information on transfers, which typically take around 40–45 minutes from Málaga Airport depending on traffic. Click here to explore available transfer options.
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So what else is there to see in Marbella
So what else is there to see in Marbella
What to know before you go. All the best places to visit in Marbella Click / tap on the buttons below for more information and directions only.
San Pedro
Puerto Banus
Avenida del Mar
The Old Town
Beaches & Promenade
La Alameda
Parque de la Represa is situated to the north of the town, close to the old town in Marbella. It is a narrow but long park............
Iglesia Mayor de la Encarnacion is one of the churches situated in the heart of the old town. Inside is stunning................................
The port is situated on the promenade opposite the Avenida del Mar. It May be not as glam as Puerto Banus but worth a visit.
Marbella Market
The main market is situated around a kilometre from the front and is held every Monday.
Tourist information centre
There are two main tourist information centre's in Marbella. One in the old town and one on the promenade. (Directions only)
Mirador de Juanar
Mirador de Juanar is situated 20 kilometres north of Marbella behind the La Concha Mountain. At the end of the walk is a stunning view of Marbella.
Markets,music & festivals
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Fairs & festivals on the Costa del Sol
Getting around the Costa del Sol
Getting around the Costa del Sol is straightforward, with regular train, bus, and road connections linking all the main resorts. Below are 3 links that will make life a lot easier to get around.
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From Marbella by Bus
Best places to Park
Day trips & Attractions
Tours, trips & activities by Tiqets in Marbella
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