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The town hall has launched a new program of guided tours through the Old Town. History enthusiasts, curious visitors, and tourists can now explore Marbella’s cobbled streets.
What are the benefits of the new walking tours scheme?
Which routes will take visitors to the sites?
The guides will take groups to some of the most important landmarks in the city, such as the Plaza de los Naranjos and the Iglesia mayor de la Encarnacion. Children and adults can both understand the explanations, which are adapted to suit different audiences.
Council prioritises local heritage
Marbella Culture officials want to use the program to promote, protect, and celebrate the cultural and educational offerings of the resort. They hope these visits will help the public understand a richer past than just Marbella’s glamourous modern image. Organisers hope the walks will encourage younger residents to appreciate their surroundings and respect the area.
One of the 27 walking tours is open to all those who are interested in culture and learning. The Marbella Townhall website or the Culture Department can provide you with information on dates, times, and conditions.
