• Alameda Park - Begin the journey in this historic 18th-century garden, celebrated for its benches adorned with Andalusian tiles and its vibrant tropical flora. An introduction to the urban evolution of the modern city.
• Plaza África - Explore charming squares rich in local character leading to the old Hospital Real de la Misericordia, a prime example of 16th-century care architecture and a testament to Marbella’s spirit of solidarity and everyday life.
• Capilla de San Juan de Dios - Discover intimate spaces that reflect the religious and social influence of hospital orders, pivotal in shaping the city’s history.
• Museo del Grabado Español Contemporáneo - A 16th-century Renaissance palace, one of Marbella’s most significant civil structures, now dedicated to contemporary Spanish graphic art.
• Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Encarnación - The city’s main church, constructed on the former main mosque post-Christian conquest. Its baroque features and its significance as Marbella’s spiritual hub are explored.
• Muralla Urbana de Marbella - Remnants of the Islamic fortifications that echo the city’s Andalusian heritage and provide insight into its medieval layout.
• Plaza de los Naranjos - The historic core of Marbella since the 15th century. Encircled by the City Hall, grand houses, and scented by orange trees, this square exemplifies the Castilian urban model post-Reconquista. The nearby Hermitage of Santiago is the city’s oldest Christian temple.
• Plaza Puente Ronda - Stroll along one of the old town’s most elegant routes. Calle Ancha retains the charm of 18th and 19th-century Marbella, with its whitewashed houses and blooming balconies. The walk concludes in the serene Plaza de la Victoria, showcasing the relaxed pace of local life.

• Accredited Official Guide
• Private transportation

• Meals
• Gratuities

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