Tourism in Marbella and Malacca | Tourism trips

Tourism in Marbella 

Puerto Banus port in the coastal city of Marbella

It is one of the coastal cities of Spain that attracts millions of tourists, especially from England and Germany, which has transformed over time into a high-end tourist resort.

The city enjoys its picturesque beaches and recreational water activities, where yachting and fishing are practiced alongside modern car race tracks along with the heritage buildings of the old city and 

the Marbella fort that dates back to the era of Islamic Andalusia, and it is the only remaining trace of it in the city near the Archaeological Marbella Church.

The 3 most important landmarks in Marbella:

 The old city of Marbella

Ancient Marbella is considered one of the oldest tourist areas in Spain due to its distinctive engineering and building design dating back to the Renaissance, and it appears in its alleys and 

narrow paths paved with bright red tiles, due to the strong interest of the residents in its cleanliness, and its antique white houses with mud roofs.

After taking your camera tour between the streets and alleys of the old Marbella, you can have a meal, a popular drink and an entertaining session with the city's indigenous people in the city garden, 

which smells of orange fruits; Where restaurants and cafes are spreading their seats and tables to their local or foreign clients, it is a good opportunity to exchange conversations with the people of the 

country and gain tourist information about Spain that you may not know alone.

 Puerto Banus Marina

One of the most important tourist spots in Spain you can visit if you love adventure; Where racing cars and driving yachts, but if your nature is much quieter than doing such things, you can enjoy 

seeing and taking the most wonderful pictures with the "Salvador Daly Statue" which exceeds three and a half tons and decorates the port square, or shopping through the shops spread around it 

everywhere, or So sit quietly and recuperate on the beachfront and contemplate its picturesque clear waters. The famous port is located near the east of the old city.

Plaza de los Naranjos

One of the purposes for every fan of the country is to mix with the indigenous people and learn about their cultures and customs. The place is a park or a public square in the old city. The luxurious 

neighborhood cafes and restaurants 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 its visitors meet foreign tourists To exchange public chats while eating their favorite food or drinks.

Of course, your visit to the square that will inevitably pass during your visit to the old town will not be free from passing through two of the most important landmarks of the old quarter that date back

 to the 16th and 17th centuries: the old Spanish-style municipality building and the archaeological church of Ermita de Santiago.

Tourism in Malacca

Thanks to its diversified tourism mix that meets all tastes, the city of Malacca is one of the best tourist cities in Spain, as the city has a special climate and geographical nature; Its pleasant climate 

and distinguished location on the Mediterranean coast between two rivers and a series of mountains make it an attractive destination for many when deciding tourism in Spain.

In addition to its picturesque natural features, Malacca includes a number of archaeological sites such as the Old City, the Jewish Quarter, the Islamic Palace, and the Malacca Cathedral. And if you're

 lucky enough to visit the beautiful coastal city during the winter months, particularly in late December or February, you may have attended one of its delightful carnivals.

The 3 most important landmarks in Melaka:

Alcazaba of Málaga

One of the most important monuments that you should not miss during the tourism trip in Spain and the Kasbah is known as a huge and ancient castle located at the foot of the General Faro hill, dating

 back to the end of the 11th century when Malaga was one of the cities of Islamic Andalusia.

The castle is known for being the city's most famous tourist attraction, which attracts the attention of 

hundreds of thousands of tourists to it thanks to its ancient history, luxurious construction, and design that appears on a distinguished Islamic architectural look.

Close to the castle is the Roman Theater, which is famous for its stone levels, like other Roman theaters around the world, in a clear reference to the impressive Roman architecture. It is said that the theater was built during the first century AD.

Museo Picasso Málaga

One of the distinctive destinations for art lovers, where the museum located in the heart of the old city near the birthplace of the famous painter displays a collection of masterpieces of his works that 

formed a mixture of different art schools during his lifetime, from the end of the nineteenth century until the seventies of the twentieth century.

Besides the well-known museum, which carries the name of the well-known artist and displays its most important works, it is also distinguished by its location within the Buenavista Palace, which is derived from Andalusian architecture.

 Málaga Cathedral

It is one of the most important archaeological sites that Malaga is famous for; The ancient cathedral, which took nearly two and a half centuries to build, dates back to the period from the 15th to the 17th

 century, which made it acquire a distinctive Baroque style. In addition to the distinctiveness of its exterior façade, the interior of the ancient cathedral is characterized by impressive, attractive murals, sculptures, and reliefs that are considered masterpieces of the European Renaissance.

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