El Tio Mateo is next to the Arco de Marbella, 120 m away, at the entrance to the old town and near the coast. Playa del Cable is 150 m away and Playa El Pinillo is 850 m away; Playa de La Bajadilla is 950 m away. The fishing port is 700 m away, while Plaza de los Naranjos, one of the best-known spots in the old town, is 1.7 km away.
To explore the local heritage, the Museo del Grabado Español Contemporáneo is 1.5 km away and Marbella Castle is 1.6 km away. You can also visit the Mercadillo de Marbella, 750 m away, or the Mercado Divina Pastora, 1.4 km away. Alameda Park is 2.2 km away. These distances make it possible to combine a walk through the old town with cultural visits and stops by the sea, without limiting your stay to just one part of the city.
Marbella bus station is 2.6 km away and Málaga Airport is 36 km away; Gibraltar International Airport is 58 km away. The A-7 is a two-minute drive away and connects to Estepona, Fuengirola and Málaga. In the warmer months, nearby beaches invite you to swim and walk along the coast; during the rest of the year, the old town, markets and museum offer things to do in the city. Playa de Venus, 1.4 km away, and Playa El Faro, 2.2 km away, add more options for exploring the coastline.
Playa del Cable
— A nearby stretch of coast, suitable for swimming and walking by the sea.
150 m
Marbella Arch
— A monument next to the entrance to the city and a local landmark.
120 m
Naranjos Square
— A historic square surrounded by traditional architecture in the old town.
1,7 km
Contemporary Spanish Engraving Museum
— A museum dedicated to printmaking and contemporary Spanish art.
1,5 km
Playa El Pinillo
— A nearby beach where you can enjoy the coast and walk by the water.
850 m
Marbella Street Market
— A local market where you can browse stalls and discover products from the area.
750 m