The Marbella City Council is launching a programme of 27 guided tours with interpreters through the Old Town. The first event will be on September 19 and the schedule will extend over the next quarter.
The Marbella City Council, through the Culture delegation, has activated a programme of guided tours with specialised interpreters to the Old Town. The initiative, as reported by Diario Sur, includes a total of 27 tours that will be divided between schoolchildren and the general public.
The first tour will take place on September 19. From then on, the activity schedule will unfold over the next quarter, according to information provided by the City Council.
The aim of the programme is to showcase the historical, cultural, and heritage richness of the Old Town, one of the most emblematic areas of the city. The tours will feature specialised interpreters who will accompany participants during the excursions.
The initiative combines attention to schools with offerings for residents and visitors. The City Council has not yet detailed the maximum number of places per tour or the registration system.
Those interested in participating should keep an eye on the information published by the Culture delegation in the coming weeks to learn about schedules and meeting points.
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