easy
3 hours
Requires moderate mobility and stamina for walking along cobbled streets at a leisurely but steady pace.
Taste the flavors of Marbella’s old town on a private three-hour tapas tour through the city’s historic streets. Paired with local wines, this experience highlights authentic Andalusian cuisine and culture.
PRIVATE TOUR · For all ages! • 3h • Spanish, English, German and Russian!
Embark on a captivating 3-hour culinary journey through Marbella's historic old town. Savor traditional tapas, local wines, and exquisite olive oils while exploring charming streets adorned with whitewashed houses and orange trees. With a private guide, delve into the rich history and vibrant culture of this Andalusian gem.
Duration: 3 hours
Discover Marbella’s culinary side and treat yourself to some of the best Spanish products on a tour through the old town. Try traditional tapas, local wine, and olive oils as you learn more about our beautiful town.
The historic part of town, sitting on a beautiful bay, shelters lovely corners of a typically Andalusian flavour, with whitewashed houses and orange trees adorning the streets and squares. This private Marbella tour is an ideal setting for sampling any of the tasty recipes of the local cuisine. Enjoy our culinary and historic private tour in Marbella, which shows you the historical centre with it’s numerous traditional places. Our guide leads you to the most interesting places of the city and gives you all-important information and little anecdotes about the erstwhile and today’s life.
Pick-up and drop off
Comfortable shoes
The meeting point is at the fountain of the ‘Parque de la Alameda’.
The tour involves walking on cobblestone streets and uneven surfaces; sturdy footwear will keep you comfortable.
Carry a small bottle of water, especially during summer months when temperatures rise significantly.
Notify Marbella in Style ahead of time for any allergies or preferences to ensure suitable tapas options.
The picturesque old town offers plenty of photo opportunities worth capturing during the stroll.
Marbella’s old town dates back to the Roman era but flourished during the Moorish period, reflected in its street layout and architecture.
Efforts in Marbella focus on preserving historic streetscapes while promoting sustainable dining that supports local small producers.
Supportive shoes help navigate uneven historic streets comfortably during the tour.
A small pack can hold personal items, water, and souvenirs picked up along the route.
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat shield you during sunny Mediterranean days.
spring|summer|fall specific
Capture the charming streets and vibrant dishes encountered throughout the tour.