Tourism in Marbella (Marbella)
The port of Puerto Banus in the coastal city of Marbella
It is one of Spain's coastal cities that attracts millions of tourists, especially from England and Germany, which over time turned it into a high-end tourist resort.
The city enjoys its picturesque beaches and recreational water activities, where yachting and fishing, as well as modern race car races, along with the old city heritage buildings and the Marbella Fort of the Islamic Andalusia, the only remaining monument in the city near the Marbella archaeological church.
Top 3 landmarks in Marbella:
The old city of Marbella
The old city of Marbella
Old Marbella is one of the most prestigious tourist areas in Spain because of its distinctive geometric and architectural design dating back to the Renaissance.It appears in its alleys and narrow corridors paved with bright red tiles sparkling the intensity of the attention of the people clean, and old white houses with clay surfaces.
After taking a camera tour of the old streets and alleys of Marbella, you can have a meal, a popular drink and an entertaining session with the city's original inhabitants in the city's orange garden, where restaurants and cafes spread their seats and tables to local or foreign customers, it is a good opportunity to exchange conversations with the people of the country. Gaining tourist information about Spain may not be known by yourself.
2 - Puerto Banus Marina
One of Spain's most important tourist spots can be visited if you are an adventurous fan of motor racing and yacht driving.If your temper is much quieter than doing these things, you can enjoy seeing and taking pictures with the “Salvador Dali” statue of more than three and a half tons. Decorate the harbor yard, shop through the shops around it, or even sit quietly and relax on the seashore and admire its stunning clear waters. The famous harbor is located near the east of the old city.
3.Plaza de los Naranjos
As a park or a public square in the old city, the cafes and restaurants of the neighborhood describe their seats and tables in a traditional style under the shade of the old orange trees, where the people of the old neighborhood and visitors from foreign tourists meet. To share public conversations while eating their favorite food or drinks.
Of course, your visit to the square where you will inevitably go through the Old Town will pass through two of the most important landmarks of the Old Quarter, which dates back to the 16th and 17th centuries: the ancient Spanish-style municipality building and the Ermita de Santiago Archaeological Church.
Tourism in Malacca
City of Malacca
Malaga is one of the best tourist cities in Spain. The city has a special climatic and geographic nature. .
In addition to its stunning natural features, Malacca includes a number of archaeological sites such as the Old City, the Jewish Quarter, the Islamic Palace, and the Cathedral of Malacca. If you're lucky enough to visit the beautiful seaside town during the winter months, especially late December or February, you might have attended one of its delightful carnivals.
Top 3 landmarks in Melaka:
1 - Alcazaba of Málaga
The Casbah of Malaga
One of the most important monuments that you should not miss during the tourism trip in Spain and known as a huge and ancient castle located at the foot of the hill of Gibral Faro, dating back to the end of the 11th century when Malacca was one of the Islamic cities of Andalusia.
The castle is the most famous tourist attraction in the city, which attracts the attention of hundreds of thousands of tourists to it thanks to its long history and lavish construction and design that appears in a distinctive Islamic architectural look.
Close to the castle is the Roman Theater, which is famous for its stone degrees like other Roman theaters in the world in a clear reference to the impressive Roman architecture, and is said to have been built during the first century AD.
2.Museo Picasso Málaga
The museum, located in the heart of the old city near the hometown of the famous painter, exhibits a collection of masterpieces of his works that formed a mixture of different art schools during his lifetime, from the end of the 19th century until the 1970s.
In addition to being known as the famous artist and displaying the most important works of the museum, the museum is also located within the Palace of Buenavista derived from the style of Andalusian architecture.
3.Málaga Cathedral
It is one of the most important archaeological sites of which Malacca is famous. The ancient cathedral, which took nearly two and a half centuries to date from the 15th to the 17th century, has acquired a distinctive Baroque style. Alongside its exterior, the cathedral is distinguished from the inside with remarkable frescoes, sculptures and engravings that are a masterpiece of the European Renaissance.