Malaga — Alcazaba and Roman Theatre

Malaga · Spain

6 stops

The walk

Málaga Alcazaba
A taifa palace-fortress whose walls contain Málaga’s Roman, Andalusi, and modern history.
Málaga Roman Theatre
A Roman theatre marking Málaga’s shift from Phoenician port to Roman city
Pasarela-mirador de la Alcazaba
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Puerta Oscura Gardens
A 1937 terraced garden made to frame the Alcazaba walls above Málaga’s old centre.
Gibralfaro Castle
A lighthouse hill turned into Málaga’s last great Nasrid stronghold.
Gibralfaro Viewpoint
A lookout above Málaga where a Phoenician lighthouse site became a besieged medieval castle.

Data: OpenStreetMap contributors and Google Places

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The unglamorous things
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