It is definitely a place you Can Walk through. Badically it is an old fort with some good views over the harbour and Malaga an the bullfighting arena. The signs are Not very easy to spot, but Then again it isn’t important to follow Them.

We visited in a beautiful spring day. It's a fairly easy walk with many well preserved areas. There were many families there that day taking photos of their daughters in communion dresses, as well as a wedding party taking photos. The views of the city...More

This is a very worthwhile place to visit, being majestic (huge towering walls), and intricate with many separate spaces and courtyards. All quite fascinating.

The history to this place is very rich and the grounds are stunning. Speaking of stunning, the views of Malaga as you ascend are picturesque to say the least. We took a guided tour from Explora Malaga and I highly recommend you do the same...More

We took a taxi to Gibralfaro, was under euro10 , there is a bus #35 also, and descended to Alcazaba stopping for the views on the way. Combined ticket for both is worth to obtain. Gibralfaro and Alcazaba remind somewhat the Alhambra of Granada in...More

Excellent view of the city and harbour and also an impressive hike. Do wear good shoes and go early in the morning - mid summer would be a killer. Great little bar at the entrance to Gibralfaro - do not cheat yourself of the hike...More

One of the best preserved Moorish citadels in Spain. The massive walls, ornamented gates and beautiful inner gardens are great photo ops. We also enjoyed the car ride up the hills as it offered a fantastic views of the city below.