Roman city located in the municipality of Ronda, in the province of Malaga

Archeological discoveries found in the Marbella city center and its surroundings housed in the Department of Culture’s central office, a renovated 16th-century building.

Cobblestone square filled with leafy palm trees and old-fashioned street lamps

The first Mosque built since the Christian Reconquest of Spain in the 15th century.
Address: Las Lomas de Marbella, Marbella

The only relic of Muslim civilization in Marbella
Address: Calle Portada, Marbella

The urban pars of a wealthy Roman town located on the coast

17th to 18th century Church with a Major Sun Organ from 1975, which is considered to be one of the most important organs built in Spain in the 20th century.

Built in the 16th century as part of a Franciscan convent

Mudéjar (Moorish Christian style) chapel was part of a hospital built by the Spanish Monarchs in the 16th century. Address: Plaza del Santo Cristo (Calle Ancha)

From the monument at the entrance to the small side fountains, everything revolves around the Dali statues.