Alcazaba of Málaga tickets and tours
Alcazaba and Roman Theatre guided tour in Málaga
Book this guided tour and visit the Roman Theater and the Alcazaba of Málaga, the best-preserved Moorish fortress palace in Spain
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Malaga walking tour with Gibralfaro Castle and Alcazaba visits
See the best of Malaga on this guided walking tour, which includes stops to a hilltop castle, an ancient Muslim fortress and more...
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Malaga Tour with Gibralfaro, Alcazaba and Catamaran Cruise
Discover Malaga City Center with a guided walking tour. Get admission to Gbralfaro Castle and Alcazaba and end the day with a catamaran cruise.
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Discover Malaga on a guided tour with a local
Discover Malaga and its main attractions on a guided tour provided by a local and find out more about the everyday-life.
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Join this walking tour and visit the most important landmarks of Malaga. Learn more about Picasso's life, enjoy the sights of Gibralfaro's castle, the cathedral and many more.
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Malaga guided tour with Alcazaba, Roman Theater and Cathedral
Book a complete guided tour of Málaga and discover the main monuments of the city: the Cathedral, the Roman theater, and the Alcazaba.
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City Sightseeing Malaga Experience with 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus
Get your City Sightseeing's Malaga Experience ticket and enjoy a 24-hour unlimited hop-on hop-off bus tour, a harbor cruise and entrance to multiple museums!
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Nerja and Frigiliana Full Day Tour from Malaga with Wine Tasting
Discover Costa del Sol with a day trip in Nerja and Frigiliana, from Malaga. Admire the scenic landscape from the Balcon de Europa and taste local wine.
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Morocco Day Trip from Malaga: Tetouan
Explore the most emblematic areas of Tetouan with a local guide, visit Moulay El Mehdi Square, the old Jewish quarter, Hassan II Square, and many more.
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Malaga Market Tapas & Drinks Tour with a Local
Book now your ticket for this exclusive tour of Málaga and discover the culinary delicacies that make this city famous all over Spain
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Malaga Food Tour with Tapas & Drinks with a Local
Book now this food tour of Málaga and discover the city through some of its most famous delicacies. Eat like a local and taste the traditional dishes of Málaga
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2-Hour Complete Self-Balancing Scooter Tour of Málaga
Book your Complete self-balancing scooter tour of Málaga and go on a two-hour journey to Gibralfaro, Málaga Cathedral, the Roman Theater, the Alcazaba, the birthplace of Picasso and the beach of La Malagueta with a local guide.
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The inside story
The Alcazaba of Málaga is one of Spain’s most impressive and important remains of Muslim architecture and design that can be visited today. While there are often exhibitions inside, the exterior of the palace with its gardens is worth a visit in and of itself. With its own Roman Amphitheater, this complex originally built as a citadel offers a unique look into Malaga’s Roman and Arab influenced past. Extensively restored since its creation between 1057 and 1063, the palace is a beautiful place to visit with its traditional horseshoe arches, wandering paths lined by citrus trees, flowing fountains and rich history to share with visitors today.
