Alcazaba Review

The castle is actually a military fortress, of course, it has become a sightseeing spot, compared with the open-air theater, I think it is slightly less shocking, but the Mediterranean style and Mediterranean beauty here are quite good.

A moment before the castle of Acazaba, suddenly rain and snow fell, most of the companions gave up the summit, only the fog and the princess several people holding up the umbrellas, stepping on the slippery steps, supporting each other to climb the castle. When the top of the rain and snow hide, the sun returns, the snow mountain in the distance under the blue sky slightly reveal a corner, the green trees are dotted in the white wall brown roof of the house, the castle at the foot leaks a large yellow, white, red soil, all constitute a beautiful picture. People in the painting, breathing the clear air, listening to a excited Spanish man singing a cheerful music with a thick baritone. For a time, there was "Denslou also, there was a sense of refreshment, pet and shame, the wine was in the wind, its joyful people."

Glad we visited the Fort Alcazava in Malaga. It is a huge, but more "understandable" palace. The hotel is a few blocks from the cruise terminal and is located in the main area of Malaga, shopping and restaurants are nearby. Beautiful buildings influenced by the Moors such as arches, fountains and gardens. Too spectacular. Although climbing up the castle made us breathless, the view from the Alcazava Fort was beautiful. Those with mobility problems can still enjoy the view of the castle, but the slope is steep and may not be suitable for climbing to the top! However, the narrow streets and courtyards are spread across many different levels and everyone enjoys the view. The fountains, the flowers, are so beautiful.

The Alcazaba of Malaga offers captivating views of the city and the surrounding areas, including the neighborhood of Malagueta. As you ascend through the historic fortress, the well-preserved architecture and gardens provide a scenic backdrop for observing Malaga's urban landscape.From the vantage points within the Alcazaba, you can appreciate the juxtaposition of ancient and modern elements in Malaga, with the Mediterranean Sea stretching beyond the city. The view from the Alcazaba encapsulat

Akasaba Fort - just opposite Charles V Palace, once the last military fortress of the Moors, the wind-eroded walls and rusty defensive offensives still show the courage of the Moors to resist the enemy. Up the tower, you can have a panoramic view of Granada.

Akasaba Castle belongs to a highland in Malaga, which can be visited free of charge. Its walls are basically worn out. This shows that it has a long history. The scenery outside the walls is very good. Standing high, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery here.

The castle overlooks the entire Malaga panoramic view, the colorful houses and the blue sea are against each other, beautiful!

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