The most "artistic" attraction on the map of Marbella - Avenedida del Mar, or Maritime Avenue. It is famous, first of all, located here sculptures by Salvador Dali - 10 original statues city authorities bought directly from the artist.
The Ermita de Santiago Monastery and Chapel - a photo of this Marbella landmark is unlikely to make a strong impression. The cathedral looks very modest, but it's the oldest Christian church in the city - you'll find it in Orange Square.
In English, the name of such a Marbella attraction as Museo del Grabado Español Contemporáneo sounds like Museum of Modern Spanish Engravings. Housed in the old Hospital Bazan, the museum offers a fine collection of works by Picasso, Goya, Dalí, Muntadas and many other famous artists.
Make sure to mark on the Marbella sightseeing map Parque de la Alameda is the best park in town, a favorite destination for locals and tourists alike. Here, surrounded by tropical plants, street musicians often perform at a fountain in classic Andalusian style - come and listen to a "concert" on the original benches lined with colorful tiles!
The name of this Marbella attraction sounds rather strange in Spanish - Museo del Bonsái. In the town, in the park Arroyo de la Represa, there is a beautiful collection of Chinese art of bonsai - miniature trees.
The Ruins of St. Pedro's Church - the description of such a sight in Marbella, as Basilica San Pedro de Alcántara, will interest not only archaeologists, but also all connoisseurs of mysterious antiquity. Scientists attribute this monument to VI century - perhaps the oldest Christian church in the entire Iberian Peninsula!
