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Marbella is the glittering gem of Spain’s Costa del Sol — a place where rich history blends seamlessly with Mediterranean luxury.

With over 300 days of sunshine a year, golden beaches, luxury boutiques and world-class dining, this city has long been a favourite of celebrities, jet-setters and investors from around the world. Let’s explore the most beautiful attractions in Marbella that make this place unforgettable.

1. Casco Antiguo — the old heart of Marbella

Start your Marbella journey in the romantic old town — Casco Antiguo. Whitewashed houses, cobblestone alleys, balconies overflowing with bougainvillea and hidden squares create an atmosphere straight out of a postcard. Must-see highlights:

• Plaza de los Naranjos – a picturesque square filled with orange trees and traditional tapas bars
• Iglesia de la Encarnación – a magnificent 16th-century church built on the site of an old mosque
• Murallas del Castillo – the remains of the Moorish defensive walls from the 10th century

2. Puerto Banús — synonym of luxury

If Marbella had a crown jewel, it would be Puerto Banús. Built in the 1970s as a glamorous marina, today it’s one of Europe’s top luxury destinations. You’ll find:

• designer boutiques from the world’s most exclusive brands
• fine-dining restaurants and beach clubs
• rows of superyachts gleaming under the Mediterranean sun

Come here for a sunset stroll and you’ll understand why this place is often called the Spanish Saint-Tropez.

3. Marbella’s beaches and promenade

Marbella boasts over 27 km of coastline, offering a beach for every mood:

• Playa de la Fontanilla — central and lively
• Cabopino & Artola Dunes — natural and tranquil
• Nikki Beach, Ocean Club, La Cabane by Dolce&Gabbana — for ultimate beachside luxury

Linking them all is the Marbella promenade, stretching from east Marbella through Puerto Banús to San Pedro de Alcántara — perfect for walks, cycling or golden hour photos.

4. Art, culture and iconic landmarks

Marbella is also a feast for the mind and soul:

• Avenida del Mar with bronze sculptures by Salvador Dalí M
• useo Ralli with contemporary Latin American art
• Museo del Grabado Contemporáneo showing the art of printmaking
• Parque de la Alameda — a leafy 18th-century park with tiled benches and elegant fountains

5. Nature escapes and breathtaking views

When you want to trade the beach for adventure:

• La Concha Mountain — Marbella’s iconic peak with panoramic views
• Lago de las Tortugas — the peaceful Turtle Lake surrounded by lush greenery
• Day trip to Ronda — a spectacular historic town perched above a deep gorge, just 1 hour away

Linking them all is the Marbella promenade, stretching from east Marbella through Puerto Banús to San Pedro de Alcántara — perfect for walks, cycling or golden hour photos.

Marbella is not just a destination — it’s a lifestyle

Here, luxury goes hand in hand with authenticity. Whether you’re sipping cocktails on a rooftop terrace, shopping on the Golden Mile or simply wandering through the old town — Marbella captures the heart. If you fall in love with this city (and you probably will), remember that with Loriini you can go one step further: not just visit Marbella, but truly live here.