Holiday information, facts, photos and video about Marbella
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Inhabitants
99000
Level above sea
0 meters
Nearest airport
Malaga
Distance to airport
52 km
Distance to beach
0 meters
Max. temperature
40 C
Min. temperature
8 C
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MarbellaMarbella is one of the Mediterranean’s most representative tourist venues and a top favourite for holidaymakers.
Its impressive and luxurious infrastructure of yacht harbours, golf courses, fine dining, nightlife, great beaches, medical facilities and its closeness to Malaga airport, are key all reasons why so many holidaymakers choose Marbella as their favourite destination.
Marbella also offers a wonderfully cosmopolitan atmosphere; with the many foreign residents creating a melting pot of cultures.
Marbella’s motto, is a way of life, and if you are looking for a way of life, which offers great beaches, wonderful all-year round climate, unique leisure facilities, gastronomy and entertainment, then choose Marbella, where you are guaranteed an unforgettable holiday experience.
HistoryAlthough Marbella is a fairly modern town, it still has an interesting history. The ‘Casco Antiguo’ (Old Town) displays much of the area’s past, with the Moorish castle and beautiful church.
Around townIn the famous Plaza de Naranja ’Orange Square’, you can while away hours, sipping sangria, taking in the beautiful surroundings and people, visiting the charming boutiques and art galleries.
The labyrinth of tiny streets and alleys that surround Orange Square will reveal further tiny shops selling all forms of trinkets, fashion and souvenirs and there are some excellent restaurants and bars for a young and trendy crowd.
Cross the road from the Old Town and you find yourself in La Alameda Park, the park is filled with exotic plants and trees and you will feel like you have arrived to a tropical forest in the centre of Marbella.
Down from the park is the Paseo Maritimo (Promenade); this is one of the favourite places for locals and visitors. The boulevard is filled with restaurants of all gastronomies; all look to the beautiful Mediterranean Sea.
BeachesThe Marbella coastline stretches from Cabopino through to Puerto Banus, the golden sandy beaches are clean and the water calm and clean. The beaches are home to some of the finest Chiringuitos (Beach Restaurants) in Spain. Sunday lunch in Marbella, equates to Paella on the beach, perfect!
Eating outWhether you enjoy fine dining or traditional tapas, some of the best restaurants on the Costa del Sol can be found in Marbella, East Marbella and Puerto Banus.
The area is obviously know for its seafood, and in many restaurants you can choose your fresh catch of the day and decide how it’s cooked. Traditional tapas restaurants can also be found in the Old Town and around the streets just off the beach.
ClimateMarbella has an exceptionally mild micro climate, protected by the impressive Sierra Blanca mountain range, the winters are mild and the summer months reach 32-35 degrees.