There are the ultimate luxurious hotels but reasonable value accommodation is available and it’s even a pleasure to find out what amenities and activities are available on your summer holiday in Marbella because the Tourist Information Office is located in the 16th Century Town Hall in stately Orange Square in the old town. The area around La Plaza de los Naranjos is a honeycomb of meandering lanes with whitewashed houses and colourful villas and interesting shops and one way to create a lasting memory of your Marbella summer holiday is to take a horse drawn carriage ride round the village.

Of course, the food needs to be suited to gourmet trained palates and whether you’re eating tasty filling tapas or cordon bleu seafood, the cuisine of a Marbella summer holiday is to be enjoyed in atmospheric bars in the old town or the sophisticated eateries on the promenade. This is one place you wont find an I heart T-shirt or straw donkey to remember you summer holiday to Marbella.

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