Marbella City Centre
Marbella City Centre: from the whitewashed Old Town to Marina Marbella and the beach promenade, this is the lively heart of the city, packed with charming squares, urban beaches, bars and restaurants for tapas, desserts and long nights by the sea.
Past Events (3)
Which Reality Do You Want to Live In? Omega Talks | Marbella
📅 Feb 26, 19:30 - 21:30
💶 Free
📌 Marbella City Centre, Marbella
“Moon Fairies” Street Parade | Marbella center
📅 Nov 29, 18:30 - 20:00
📌 Marbella City Centre, Marbella
Order of Saint Lazarus Fellowship Day in Marbella 2025
📅 Nov 22, 10:30 - 21:00
📌 Marbella City Centre, Marbella
Which Reality Do You Want to Live In? Omega Talks | Marbella
📅 Thu, Feb 26
💶 Free
📌 Marbella City Centre, Marbella
“Moon Fairies” Street Parade | Marbella center
📅 Sat, Nov 29
📌 Marbella City Centre, Marbella
Order of Saint Lazarus Fellowship Day in Marbella 2025
📅 Sat, Nov 22
📌 Marbella City Centre, Marbella
About Marbella City Centre
Marbella Centro is the best starting point to experience the real Marbella. From the narrow cobbled streets of the Old Town and the iconic Plaza de los Naranjos, all the way down to the Paseo Marítimo and Marina Marbella, everything invites you to stroll, eat well and enjoy the Mediterranean vibe all day long. Here you’ll find history, shopping and leisure in one place: churches and flower-filled balconies, boutiques, markets, beach bars and stylish beach clubs overlooking the bay. Wander through the Old Town terraces, walk by the sea at sunset or head to the marina to watch the sailing boats with La Concha mountain in the background. Food lovers are spoilt for choice: authentic tapas at Taberna Tarifa in Divina Pastora, a cosy local atmosphere at Tapeo Perita in the Old Town, and a seaside treat at La Diva Crêpe on the promenade. Marbella Centro is the perfect area to combine beach, culture and gastronomy in a single day.
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Services, Food, Night, Free, Wellness, Sports, Arte
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Frequently asked questions
Don’t miss the Old Town with Plaza de los Naranjos, the Church of La Encarnación and the narrow white streets full of plants and flowers. Then walk down to the Paseo Marítimo to enjoy the sunset by the sea.
The most iconic shots are in Plaza de los Naranjos, the white alleys of the Old Town, the views from the church tower and Marina Marbella / Puerto Deportivo, with sailing boats and La Concha mountain in the background.
Taberna Tarifa (Divina Pastora): great for traditional tapas and shared dishes in a very local setting. Tapeo Perita (Old Town): perfect for quality tapas and typical Andalusian flavours. La Diva Crêpe (Seafront Promenade): a must-stop for sweet and savoury crêpes right by the sea. You’ll also find many beach bars and fish restaurants along the promenade and plenty of outdoor terraces in the Old Town.
Yes, it’s very family-friendly: the Old Town has pedestrian squares, there are parks nearby and the Paseo Marítimo is ideal for pushchairs, bikes and scooters, with lots of places to grab an ice cream or a snack.
The Marbella Seafront Promenade (Paseo Marítimo) runs along the whole coastline of the centre, linking urban beaches, beach bars, La Diva Crêpe and the marina area. It’s perfect for walking, jogging or simply sitting down to watch the sea.
