Alcazaba
7 expert reviews
“Built from 1040 onwards on a hill dominating the town, the fortress is one of the largest Muslim military buildings preserved in Spain.”
– Michelin Guide
Fodor's
"Just beyond the ruins of a Roman theater on Calle Alcazabilla stands Málaga's greatest monument."
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Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"The caliphal horseshoe arches, courtyards and bubbling fountains are evocative."
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The Telegraph
"Strategically situated overlooking the sea and the city, the Alcazaba is a fortress, built in the 11th century by Malaga’s Arab rulers, which also served as a palace."
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The Guardian
"The gentle climb from the old town, through the gardens with their soothing fountains, transports me to Moorish Andalucía. The view across the city...from the top is definitely worh the climb."
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Frommer's
"The Alcazaba is filled with fluted Greek-style columns with acanthus capitals from 200 to 300 b.c. and occasional blocks of Roman stones with Latin inscriptions still visible."
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