“Traditional stores such as ZARA, MANGO, H&M are in this massive shopping center! ”

“El Corte Ingles is like a shopping mall. Very good prices, and everything from home improvement, clothes and home furnishings, electronics, and groceries, et al. It's one stop shopping and very good prices. They accept all major credit cards. The Fuengirola location is large and has free parking. The downtown Malaga location is largest, however, parking is expensive. Very good customer service is paramount to them.”

“Shopping: If you want to combine a beach holiday with a shopping trip, Marbella is an excellent choice. Between Marbella town and Puerto Banus you have an impressive mix of independent boutiques, luxury brands and international Spanish high street brands, such as Zara and Mango. The luxury Puerto Banus is crammed with designer boutiques, if you have a few hundred pounds to spend on a tshirt, bikini or pair of shoes, then this is the place to shop. If you’re looking for something a little more unique, then Marbella Old Town is a good shopping destination and La Cañada Shopping Centre on the highway above Marbella, is home to chain stores, boutiques, supermarkets, DIY stores. Here you’ll find the largest Apple store in Spain, Habitat and Marks & Spencer! ”

“THIS IS MY FAVOURITE PLACE - ALL GLUTEN FREE AND DELICIOUS AND THEY HAVE A GLUTEN FREE BAKERY WITHIN THE RESTAURANT AND COFFEE SHOP - ITS A GREAT PLACE TO WATCH THE RICH AND BEAUTIFUL AS WELL - LOCATED IN THE PUENTE ROMANO HOTEL - TRY THE CUP CAKES ”

“ The night is still young ;) Mixed popular music and a good place to party in Fuengirola. ”

“Fundada en el año 1956 en el centro de Marbella, desde entonces la Farmacia Berdaguer se ha convertido en un referente para la ciudad. Farmacia 24 horas en la ciudad. ”

“La Canada is Marbella's only shopping mall of size and offers "US style" shopping of all kinds (clothing, food, furniture, accessories, cinema, fast food restaurants, etc.). ”

“Many stores of well-known brands, cafeterias, restaurants, cinema, go-karting, children's entertainment area.”

“Nice restaurants around the port, also fun little shops, Prison Island game for kids, etc.”

“Best shopping are in Benalmadena, much more turistic than the city centre "aroyo de la miel" ”

“It's big, and has everything you will need, as well as a large supermarket.”

“Best restaurant within Laguna Village is CAMURI, with lovely sea views and strong, diverse menu. Great for sundowners or for a moonlit dinner. Reasonably priced. Book ahead as this restaurant is popular.”

“Shopping: If you want to combine a beach holiday with a shopping trip, Marbella is an excellent choice. Between Marbella town and Puerto Banus you have an impressive mix of independent boutiques, luxury brands and international Spanish high street brands, such as Zara and Mango. The luxury Puerto Banus is crammed with designer boutiques, if you have a few hundred pounds to spend on a tshirt, bikini or pair of shoes, then this is the place to shop. If you’re looking for something a little more unique, then Marbella Old Town is a good shopping destination and La Cañada Shopping Centre on the highway above Marbella, is home to chain stores, boutiques, supermarkets, DIY stores. Here you’ll find the largest Apple store in Spain, Habitat and Marks & Spencer! ”

“I recommend his area for it's Saturday market. Unlike the San Pedro market, it does not sell fresh fruit and vegetables, but sells most other things, including works of art and furniture.”

“A great and healthy place to have breakfast and lunch, just across Marbella Club Hotel on the golden mile! A place to see and to be seen.”

“Less than 10 minutes drive to this beautiful seaside town, you will find La Cala de Mijas. With a great selection of restaurants bars, supermarkets, a sandy beach lined with beach restaurants, a kids play park with tapas bar. On a wednesday and Saturday is the local market and During the summer months there are evening street markets and flamenco nights”

“La Cala Market is sizable nice market for lots of handmade stuff etc. This is open Wedesday and Saturdays ”

“Mondays (8am to 2pm) The original! This is the one that started them all and it's Marbella's main one. Here you can find a little bit of everything so be prepared to do a lot of walking, a lot of "excuse mes" and people bumping because it gets crowded, especially in the summer months. Dress in comfy shoes, dress lightly and remember to bargain. This market has a much wider selection of fruits and vegetables and flowers so perhaps not so interesting for tourists but it's big so there are plenty of stalls offering shoes, bags, clothes, souvenirs etc that would be exactly what you'd be looking for. Welcome to the Marbella Market! ”