Meeting point
Alcazabilla Street, s/n
Duration
2h
Language
English
Price
15€/person
Children untill 11 years free
The Alcazaba, an essential medieval jewel to visit
In this guided tour of the Alcazaba of Malaga and the Roman Theatre, you will discover the most significant Muslim and Roman heritage of the city, along with its history and curiosities. These are two historical gems that offer an enriching experience for visitors interested in the history, architecture, and culture of Malaga.
What are we going todiscover in this guided tour
- Torre Albarrana.
- Puerta de acceso.
- Torre de la Bóveda Vaída.
- Torre del Cristo.
- Torre del Homenaje.
- Plaza de Armas.
- Patio de la mazmorra.
- Plaza de Armas.
- Puerta de los cuartos de Granada.
- Patio de los surtidores
- Palacio Taifal.
- Torre de Maldonado.
- Sala de la Armadura Mudéjar.
- Palacio Califal (Patio de los Naranjos, Patio de la Alberca).
- Recorrido por hallazgos del Siglo XI al XV.
- Mirador terrestre.
- Teatro Romano.
Why visit the Alcazaba and the Roman Theatre?
The visit to these places will immerse you in the rich history and culture of Malaga. You will learn more about the different stages of occupation in the city, from the Romans to the Arabs and beyond. This provides a deeper understanding of Malaga's identity and its evolution over the centuries.
Tour the Alcazaba and the Roman Theater with Official Guides of Malaga
We are official guides accredited by the Junta de Andalucía. We carry out the tours in Spanish and English.
What does the guided tour include?
Entrance to the interior of the Alcazaba is included. Entrance to the Roman Theatre is free.
BOOK NOW THE GUIDED TOUR
Choose day, time, and number of people on the calendar.
You will receive an email with the reservation confirmation.
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MEETING POINT
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HOW TO FIND US
You will see us at the meeting point with a yellow umbrella.
Meeting Point: Paseo Don Juan Temboury, 2.
*We recommend arriving a few minutes before the start of the tour so the guide can begin on time.
WHAT IS THE SCHEDULE TO VISIT THE ALCAZABA?
This is the schedule to visit the Alcazaba:
From November 1 to March 31, visiting hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (last pass 45min. before closing).
From April 1 to October 31 from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Holidays closed: December 24, 25,31 and January 1.
CANCELLATION OF THE VISIT
We recommend making the cancellation 24 hours in advance of the day of the visit so the guide can accommodate visitors who may have missed a spot for that day.
Cancel your reservation by sending an email to reservas@malagaatodacosta.com
In case of rain, the visit will be canceled with prior notice to the reserved visitors.
Muslim and Roman heritage
The Alcazaba of Malaga is a fortress built by the Arabs in the 11th century. It’s a magnificent example of Islamic military architecture and provides a fascinating insight into the region’s history. On the other hand, the Roman Theatre, constructed in the 1st century BC, is one of the oldest remnants of Roman presence in the Iberian Peninsula and reflects the city’s cultural significance in antiquity.
The Alcazaba offers spectacular views of the city of Malaga, the port, and the Mediterranean Sea. Exploring its walls, towers, and gardens allows you to enjoy beautiful panoramas. Furthermore, you’ll notice how the Alcazaba blends with the nearby Gibralfaro Castle on the hill, creating a unique landscape.
Both the Alcazaba and the Roman Theatre have undergone extensive conservation and restoration efforts to preserve their historical and cultural value. These endeavors enable visitors to authentically experience how these sites appeared during their times of splendor.
