Alcazaba de Malaga: An Old Moorish Castle

Fortress of the Moorish lords, this old Moorish stronghold was worked in the ninth century and revamped in the eleventh century on the remnants of a Roman bastion.

The town's Muslim rulers administered from this fortification for a few centuries. Beneficially roosted on the Mount of Gibralfaro, the invigorated castle was composed with three circuits of barrier dividers and 110 fundamental towers.

Guests can see a portion of the rest of the towers including the Torre de la Vela tower, the Arco de Cristo entrance, and the amazing Torre del Homenaje tower. Another feature is the lovely garden in the château's patios.