Ferienwohnungen in Marbella

=== Holiday apartments in Marbella === The sun-drenched coastal metropolis of Marbella on the Costa del Sol successfully combines all the advantages of a modern vacation resort with the charm of the old former fishing village. Thus a stay in one of the holiday rentals in Marbella offers a great variety of attractive possibilities for the vacation itinerary of both sport-loving active vacationers and amateur historians. “Water rats” are of course at once attracted to the seaside. Picturesque beaches along the 26 kilometer coastal strip offer fantastic opportunities for sunbathing and swimming. In addition, the city’s three harbors provide an extensive range of water sport possibilities. From a holiday rental in Marbella, however, one does not necessarily have to go to the beach. For inland, Marbella is just as appealing. The streets of the cozy old town are lined with orange trees and the typical white houses. Here one finds the city hall and the city courthouse from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, as well as two towers, relics of the ninth century Moorish fortifications. The Roman origins of the town come to light not least of all through the Baths of Guadalmina and the Roman Río Verde street. Besides this “open air museum,” with the Museum of Contemporary Spanish Art Marbella is home to the most significant such collection on the Iberian Peninsula. Besides culture, a Marbella holiday apartment offers in equal measure access to nature. Among others, in the Sierra de las Nieves nature park, hikers can enjoy the picturesque landscapes. The nearby recreational parks can transform a stay in a Marbella vacation house into an adventure vacation for the whole family. In Southern Spain, healthy and eventful vacation days can be spent in an Andalusian vacation lodging. Many cities of [[?regionensuche_610|Andalusia|Here you can find a holiday home in Andalusia]] were laid out according to a Roman model. Under Islamic rule, magnificent buildings were built, such as the Alhambra in Granada or the Giralda in Sevilla. Under Juan Carlos I, Andalusia became an autonomous region, and the economy and tourism experienced a rapid upswing. Anyone who books vacation lodgings in Sevilla can stroll through the inner city, dominated by numerous towers. In the old town, narrow streets and broad squares dominate. More than a hundred churches open their doors to visitors, and after viewing the city, vacationers can savor tasty tapas, invented in Seville. A diverse landscape offers itself during a stay in an Andalusian vacation house. With a view of the wild Atlantic, bizarre cliffs, sunflower fields and olive groves, hikes or bicycle trips guarantee a memorable experience. Vacationers can expect plenty of sunshine if they book a vacation house on the Costa del Sol in Andalusia. In Malaga, the sandy beach is not the only attraction. In addition, the city is famous for raisins and its sweet, light wine. Along the road, lined with white villages, Andalusia can be experienced from its most pristine side.