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It was built in 1994 on the site of a former hospital. The throne inside it depicting Christ is much older and is carried around Marbella on Good Friday.
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Interested in contemporary Spanish art? Then this museum is something for you.
Marbella's baroque cathedral, from 1618 and colorful on the inside.
Alcazaba de la Medina
Part of a former fortress dating back as far as the 10th century, the old town still boasts the fortifying walls and some other remnants of the Alcazaba of the Medieval Medina of Marbella. What's left is far less impressive than what you will find in Granada, Málaga or Córdoba, but together with the other monuments in the old town they still make for a very impressive walk.
A 16th-century chapel that also has functioned as hospital and a home for foundlings.
A statue of Holy Mary looking out from a window over the eponymous alley.
The square lined by the city hall, orange trees, restaurants and bars is the lively heart of the old town. Built after the Christian reconquest of the city, it is an example of renaissance architecture.