 Alcazaba - Reviews from across the web
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The city of Malaga, the Alcazaba, Costa del Sol, Andalucía, Spain
are the ruins of an amphitheatre dating from Roman times. This dates back to the second century AD, and are currently under restoration. Above here there is a steep path that leads to the ca...
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Alacazaba and Gibralfaro (Castle) of Malaga Spain
The old Muslim castle, known as the Gibralfaro sits on a ridge that overlooks the city of Malaga. At the bottom of this ridge is the Alcazaba, the younger Muslim palace-fortress. A long rampart connecting the two castles. The Alcazaba was cons...
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Malaga Alcazaba
An important example of Moorish architecture, it has an impressive double wall and several imposing defensive towers its entrance staggered purposely for defensive purposes. Partially inspired by La Alhambra in Granada it contains three magnificent palaces and beautiful gardens with several ornate f...
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Alcazaba - Malaga - Reviews of Alcazaba - TripAdvisor
I think this was my favourite attraction in all of Malaga. The views from the top were amazing and everything was beautiful and very well restored and clean! Free admission on Sunday aft...
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Alcazaba Malaga places of interest Malaga. Malaga Costa del Sol Directory
The, “Alcazaba”, the fortress/palace of Muslim governors dates back to 1057. It has two rings of walls, defensive towers, staggered entrances and some attractive architecture. King Fernando virtually ruined the city 1568 including this palace, but what does remain is worth a visit. At the top of the...
viva-malaga.com
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