Old Town

The Casa Consistorial de Marbella is a historic building in the center of the southern Spanish city of Marbella, and it still serves as City Hall today. Built in the Renaissance style, it stands on the Plaza de los Naranjos in the old town. The facade is decorated with a sundial, the city's coat of arms, and plaques written in old Spanish. These commemorate the conquest of the city by Ferdinand and Isabella in 1485, the establishment of the water supply in 1632, and later additions to the building from 1779. Here you get an impressive glimpse into the historical and administrative importance of this place.