For only 1.80€, this site is definitely worth the trek up the hill. Its not overwhleming spectacular, but the Castle overlooks Málaga and the Mediterranean, and are the ruins of an ancient Moorish castle-fortress more

Not as well preserved as the Alcazaba but spectacular nonetheless. If you plan to walk be prepared for an arduous climb, thankfully the views you get on the way up make it worth the effort. Other than the surrounding ramparts not much exists from the original structures, but even so it is still beautiful. The real lure of this spot... more

If you walked up to this you'd probably wonder why you bothered risking heat exhaustion (apart from the views). The castillo is about the views rather than the buildings (the Alcazaba is far better). Save your legs & take the number 35 bus up to it (it runs along Ave. De Cervantes & past the bullring & up the steep... more

The views from here are excellent and it is fun to walk around and be able to see almost all of the city from a different point of view. The admission is free on Sunday afternoon after 2pm. If you decide to walk it is a steep hike about 15-20 minutes but in the late afternoon not too bad. there... more

I had visted Malaga several times over recent years but did not get round to Gibralfaro until July 2004. I had "cruised" from Benalmadena to Malaga and Gibralfaro stands out on a hill as you enter the harbour. I had intened to walk up but then decided to take the Malaga Bus and got out at Gibralfaro. I had expected... more

Most people drive up to the castle but we took the steps located near the road right of the Alcazaba entrance. Before going through the tunnel the steps on on the right. The views all along the the way up are spectacular- you will see the water, the town, the bullring. Do stop many times. The climb is steep- wear... more

2008年10月に訪問しました。 マラガで一番の観光名所なので、マラガに来た人は、ここは必須でしょう。 町か... more