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Tapas food tour in Marbella old town
We loved exploring the old town while trying different things at each stop, the guide was very friendly and had great recommendations. We'd definitely do it again.
Canyoning at Barranco de Zarzalones
An amazing experience, with jumps and slides that were way more fun than we expected. The guide made us feel safe the whole time.
Luxury private picnic in nature
Perfect for a special occasion, everything was really well set up and very private. The food and decor exceeded our expectations.
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Whether you live in the city or fancy a getaway, Marbella always has something new to offer. Beyond its glamorous reputation, the city hides a charming old town, unspoiled nature just minutes from the centre, and top-tier Andalusian food.
Even if you already know them by sight, these key spots in the city are always worth another visit. From the old town with its Arab charm to the mountain range rising right behind the seafront, these are places that never lose their appeal, whether you're showing them to a visitor or rediscovering them yourself.
This 15th-century square, surrounded by orange trees and whitewashed buildings, is the nerve centre of Marbella's historic centre. It's home to the Renaissance town hall and several stately houses that preserve the city's original street layout.
Getting lost in the alleys leading off the square, with their flower pots and white façades, remains one of the most enjoyable plans for a quiet afternoon, away from the marina's bustle.
Located just steps from Plaza de los Naranjos, this 16th-century church blends Baroque and Neoclassical elements in its façade, and is one of the most representative religious buildings in the old town.
Its interior, with gilded altarpieces and remarkable acoustics, also makes it a regular venue for concerts and celebrations throughout the year.
The remains of the old Arab walls, still preserved right in the centre, are a reminder that Marbella was a major fortified stronghold during Muslim rule, between the 10th and 15th centuries.
Strolling alongside these stone walls, now woven into the streets of the old town, is a simple way to connect with the city's history without leaving the centre.
Opened in 1970, Puerto Banús is synonymous with luxury on the Costa del Sol, with large yachts, top international brand shops and a dining scene that draws both visitors and locals.
Strolling its seafront at sunset, watching the moored boats in front of the terraces, is one of Marbella's most iconic plans, whether or not you plan on buying anything.
Stretching more than seven kilometres, the seafront promenade connects the old town with Puerto Banús through beaches, gardens and pedestrian areas, and is one of the spaces most used by Marbella locals for walking or exercising.
Its central stretch, facing the Puente Romano Hotel, combines well-kept greenery with sea views, ideal for walking at any time of year thanks to the area's mild climate.
Housed in a former 16th-century hospital, this museum holds a remarkable collection of 20th-century Spanish engraving, with works by artists such as Picasso, Miró and Dalí, right in Marbella's historic centre.
It's a perfect visit for anyone looking for a quiet cultural alternative, far less known than the major museums in Malaga city, yet with high-quality works.
This park, located next to the old town, is one of the city's green lungs, with ponds, palm trees and sculptures that make it an essential stop for anyone strolling through the centre.
It's a simple and free plan, ideal for a shady break during the warmer months, before or after exploring the historic centre.
This mountain range, rising right behind Marbella to over 1,200 metres, offers hiking routes with spectacular views over the city, the coast, and on clear days, even North Africa.
Its closeness to the city centre is one of its biggest draws: in just a few minutes by car you go from the beach to a completely different mountain setting.
Funbooker hand-picks experiences for people who already know the city and want something different for the weekend, or simply want to surprise a visitor. Ideas for rediscovering Marbella from another angle.
Savour the best of local cuisine with a food tour that combines stops at selected bars and restaurants, from fried fish to specialities from the Malaga mountains.
The route blends good food with history and fun facts about the neighbourhoods you pass through, a highly rated activity for discovering Marbella from a more local, less touristy angle.
For the more adventurous, canyoning at Zarzalones offers rappels, jumps and natural slides in a mountain setting just a short distance from the coast, with a specialised guide throughout the route.
No prior experience is needed, just a willingness to get wet and a bit of physical fitness — one of the most intense and memorable activities available near Marbella.
The municipality of Benahavís, known for its food and natural surroundings, also offers a more accessible canyoning alternative for those looking for a first taste of the sport.
The route combines moderate rappels with swimming stops in crystal-clear natural pools, ideal for groups who want the adventure without a day as demanding as Zarzalones.
Enjoy a beautifully set-up private picnic in a natural setting near Marbella, with elegant decor, gourmet products and complete privacy for the occasion.
It's a perfect activity for special celebrations, anniversaries, or simply treating yourselves to something different as a couple — one of the most requested experiences for surprising someone special.
Explore Cañada del Lobo, a natural spot with spectacular views over the Costa del Sol, aboard an electric bike that makes the route easier even on the steepest climbs.
A guide accompanies the group throughout, pointing out the best viewpoints for photos — ideal for anyone who wants to combine nature and gentle exercise without giving up the views.
Discover one of the few wineries by the sea in Spain, where the vines grow just a few metres from the waves in a unique microclimate that gives the wines a very distinctive character.
The experience includes a guided tasting and an explanation of the winemaking process in this unique setting, especially recommended for wine tourism lovers looking for something different.
Rent an all-terrain electric bike and ride the trails around Marbella at your own pace, enjoying views over the mountains and coast for several hours.
Thanks to the electric assist, the activity is accessible even for those not used to cycling, ideal for anyone who prefers to explore the area independently.
Experience a day of off-road e-bike adventure, riding mountain trails and forest tracks around Marbella with the help of an experienced guide.
It's an exciting way to discover the interior of the Costa del Sol, away from the beaches and busier tourist areas, perfect for anyone looking for a more active experience during their stay.
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