Castle
Alcazaba of Malaga
Málaga, Spain
A Moorish palace-fortress on the hillside above Malaga's old town.
Castle · Spain · Andalusia
A hilltop castle above the Alcazaba with the best view over Malaga and the Mediterranean.
For storytellers
Perched at the top of the hill, Gibralfaro is a stronghold linked by a double wall to the Alcazaba. A short climb brings you to ramparts overlooking the bullring, the harbour and the sea. It is a good place to see Malaga laid out below, especially in the late afternoon.
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Castle
Málaga, Spain
A Moorish palace-fortress on the hillside above Malaga's old town.
Scenic route
Málaga, Spain
A walkway fixed to the sides of a steep gorge, once called the most dangerous path in the world.
Museum
Málaga, Spain
A museum in a Renaissance palace, in the city where Picasso was born.
Market
Málaga, Spain
A fresh produce market in a nineteenth-century iron hall with a Moorish gate.
Cave
Málaga, Spain
A large cave system with huge chambers and ancient prehistoric paintings.
Church, mosque or temple
Málaga, Spain
A Renaissance cathedral nicknamed La Manquita, the one-armed lady, for its unfinished tower.
Within about 40 km, closest first.