Málaga on Sunday, 8 November 2026 · in 8 days

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  Alcazaba de Málaga

  Walk · Good with kids

  The Alcazaba de Málaga is an 11th-century palatial fortification, a significant landmark from Muslim-ruled Al-Andalus. Visitors explore its well-preserved double-walled enclosures and intricate fortified gates, which once served strategic defensive purposes. Inside, the setting features serene courtyards adorned with orange trees and tranquil fountains, alongside palatial residences exhibiting distinctive Islamic architecture with elegant horseshoe arches and delicate stucco work. From its elevated position, the Alcazaba offers expansive views of Málaga, including the port, the cathedral, and the adjacent Roman theater, whose materials were incorporated into its construction.

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  Bodega Bar El Pimpi

  Landmark · Good with kids · Works in the rain

  Bodega Bar El Pimpi is a historic wine bodega and restaurant situated in Málaga's old town, occupying an 18th-century building with distinctive halls and patios. It serves traditional Andalusian cuisine and local wines, notably Málaga's sweet Moscatel, in an atmosphere rich with regional history. The interior features exposed wooden beams and traditional decor, with numerous wine barrels signed by a host of famous visitors. This establishment draws both locals and travelers, offering a cultural experience where its patios provide views of the Roman Theatre.

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  Calle Marqués de Larios

  Landmark · Works in the rain

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  Castillo de Gibralfaro

  Viewpoint · Good with kids

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  Catedral de Málaga

  Museum · Good with kids · Works in the rain

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  Mirador de Gibralfaro

  Viewpoint · Good with kids

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Photos: Holger Uwe Schmitt, andynash, mahr, Gilles Messian from Paris, France, Euku, Daniel Capilla

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