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La Fonda Heritage Hotel
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MarbellaSpain

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16th-century buildingsAndalusian spiritin Marbella's old townold meets newsky bar with views of Casco Antiguo

Casco Antiguo, Marbella’s historic district, is a charming area with a picturesque atmosphere and quaint little narrow streets. It is also the setting for La Fonda Heritage Hotel, an exceptional hotel composed of three magnificent historic buildings from the 16th century. Reviving the splendour and luxury of yesteryear, this remarkable boutique brings Andalusian charm to life in stylish surroundings, celebrating local culture, gastronomy and hospitality. Its 19 bright and spacious rooms are atypical in design and style, with each paying tribute to the skills of local craftsmen. The gourmet restaurant will delight epicureans with its avant-garde cuisine, blending Andalusian and Mediterranean produce with global flavours.

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La Fonda Restaurante

Chef Jorge González Carmona

Expression of the terroir

The open kitchen of La Fonda Restaurante is home to chef Jorge González Carmona and his reinterpretation of seasonal Andalusian and Mediterranean cuisines. Amid dining rooms that honor water, earth and fire through the decor, his avant-garde dishes playfully introduce international influences to create incredible taste sensations.

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Tasting liquid gold

Immerse yourself in the heritage of Andalusia with a private guided tour through the historic center of Ronda. Discover the main landmarks of the city, and enjoy an olive oil tasting in a rural estate called LA Organic, a sunny haven of peace with a contemporary style. You'll learn everything about the process of producing organic olive oil, and savor all its subtleties in a tutored tasting.

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Expert-led wine tastings

From the shady patio of Hotel La Fonda, taste exceptional Andalusian wines and grape varieties from Seville, Ronda and Mijas. Over one hour, the sommelier will introduce you to the rich flavors of the region's bottlings, and teach you about local food and wine pairings along the way.

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Gourmet walking tours

Discover delicious local cuisine on a three-and-a-half hour guided gastronomic tour of the old town, in the company of a charismatic guide. As you make your way through the maze of alleys, you'll stop to savor some of the best extra virgin olive oils in the world, followed by succulent tapas in two typical bars, before finishing with the refreshment of an artisanal ice cream.