Marbella's Old Town, known locally as Casco Antiguo, is a fascinating contrast to the town's luxurious beach resorts. travelers are drawn to the area's quaint cobblestone streets and its colorful and diverse history. Take a walk along the former Moorish city walls, originally built to keep out intruders, or head to Plaza de los Naranjos, a picturesque square lined with orange trees and home to the Town Hall. A walking tour is a great way to see the top sights in the area, including the Hermitage of Santiago. For a quieter experience, plan to visit between October and March, outside of peak tourist season. – Tripadvisor

A pleasant boardwalk lined with shops, video game arcades, restaurants and cafes.

The Marbella Ralli Museum dedicates most of its permanent collection to Latin American art. It also displays a good representation of European art, which makes up the second part of the collection. Yhese two themes are accompained by temporary exhibitions that help complement and go deeper into diffferent aspects, styles and artists from the Ralli Collection. Leading names in internacional surrealism like Wifredo Lam, Roberto Matta, Salvador Dalí, Man Ray and Joan Miró are the basis for the broad creative panorama of this artistic current in the museum's collection. Alongside them we find representatives of other styles such as the New Figuration, Magic Realism and Expressionism which make up the Ralli Collection in Marbella. FREE ENTRANCE. Open Tuesday to Friday 10:00h to 17:00h. Saturday 10:00h to 16:00h including holidays.