Visit the city and its tourist attractions
If you are wondering what to see in Marbella, you should know that in this Andalusian city you can visit a wide variety of tourist attractions.
Discover the most emblematic monuments of Marbella, such as the Town Hall, the Roman ruins or the Castle, the Alcazaba and its walls, which are located in the historic centre. Explore the most historic streets of the city and magical places just a few minutes away by car, such as Sierra Blanca, an exciting natural area.
Marbella has good weather all year round, so any time of the year is perfect to enjoy it to the full.
There are many places you can visit to fall even more in love with one of the most beautiful cities on the Costa del Sol. You can go to the archaeological zone located in San Pedro de Alcántara to see the Roman baths, the basilica, and the tower of Las Bóvedas.
And if museums are your thing, near the hotel you can go to the Engraving Museum or the Ralli Museum of Contemporary Art. You can also enjoy the coastal path of the Artola Dunes, its promenade, its parks, the port and its beaches, or the Plaza de los Naranjos… There is something for everyone!
After visiting all these places, you will enjoy a comfortable and cosy room in our hotel, with all the services you need to make your day perfect. A swim in the pool, a little workout in our gym, a delicious dinner and a cocktail in our restaurant Virazón and our Rooftop bar… We offer you complete experiences for a perfect trip.
From Marbella Town Hall to the Roman ruins or Marbella Castle in the heart of the old town. Discover the monuments you can find in the city of Marbella.
Marbella has some of the most attractive and important museums on the Costa del Sol such as the Museo del Grabado. Discover which museums you can visit in Marbella, near Hotel Lima.
There are several wooded areas with great vegetation in the city of Marbella. Find out which are the best parks to go for a walk or practice sport.
Marbella and its surroundings have numerous ports (marinas and fishing). Some of them, such as Puerto Banús, are among the most important and busiest in Spain.