Start of the walk in this historic garden of the 18th century, known for its benches decorated with Andalusian tiles and its lush tropical vegetation. Introduction to urban development of the modern city.

Tour of small squares full of local character to the old Hospital Real de la Misericordia, example of the care architecture of the 16th century and testimony of the most solidarity and everyday Marbella.

Intimate spaces that evoke the religious and social footprint of hospital orders, key in the historical configuration of the city.

Renaissance palace of the 16th century, one of the most important civil buildings in Marbella, today dedicated to contemporary Spanish graphic art.

Main temple of the city, built on the old main mosque after the Christian conquest. Its baroque elements and its role as the spiritual center of Marbella are analyzed.

Remains of the Islamic fortification that recall the Andalusian past of the city and allow understanding of its medieval layout.

Historic heart of Marbella since the 15th century. Surrounded by the City Hall, stately houses and perfumed by orange trees, this square represents the Castilian urban model after the Reconquista. The nearby Hermitage of Santiago is the oldest Christian temple in the city.

Walk along one of the most elegant axes of the old town. Calle Ancha preserves the atmosphere of the 18th and 19th century Marbella, with whitewashed houses and florid balconies. The walk ends in the quiet Plaza de la Victoria, an example of the leisurely pace of local life.