Easter in Spain is no laughing matter – after Christmas, it is this Catholic country’s most important festival, and due to its solemn history, is taken very seriously. Also in Marbella is a must for both the locals and the many tourists visiting the city at that time.
One of Marbella’s defining strengths is its ability to offer so many different kinds of experiences, whether it’s nature, sport, culture or social life you’re after. Here’s a short list of our top five favourite things to do in Marbella:
There was a time when Marbella’s quality restaurants were few and far between. Visitors came for the sun, the Andalusian ambience and were happy to limit themselves to traditional Spanish eateries, but over the years things have changed.
After recently announced record tourist numbers for 2017, yet another boost to the Marbella economy will take place at the beginning of February, when the prestigious Puente Romano Resort and Spa hosts the first round qualifiers for this year’s Davis Cup.
For some years now the main focus has been on modern properties in Marbella and also internationally. Many of the new or retro-modern inspired villas and apartment complexes are beautiful and have added a refreshing touch to our urban landscape, but in some quarters people are already becoming oversaturated with...
In Spain the people have their own set of New Year traditions and they are celebrated in plazas around Spain with great fervour. Marbella is no exception and the place to go on the night of the 31st December is the Plaza de los Naranjos, or Orange Square, which is...
