This is a nice fort to visit! If you have visited others across Andalusia, it is not nearly as…read moreintricate as the Alhambra, but is still beautiful and grand. The location also offers gorgeous views of the harbor, Mediterranean sea, and the bull ring. There is an accessible entrance for anyone visiting with kids in strollers or a relative in a wheelchair. Free on Sundays after 2p!

The Alcazaba (which comes from al-Qasba, meaning urban fortress) is located at the foot of the…read morehillside of Mount Gibralfaro, in the small bay that is home to the city of Malaga. Its strategic position led it to be inhabited by ancient civilisations such as the Phoenicians and the Romans where they built a theatre in the 1st century. During the Islamic period, the Alcazaba was initially built as a fortification, and later became a palace-fortress, and the seat of the city government. You can buy a ticket for the Alcazaba itself or a combo ticket for the Gibralfaro and the Alcazaba. Sundays are free from 2p-7pm

This is a new building which houses the main administration function for Aldeire and is situated at…read morethe entrance to the village. It is a clean and modern office with a spacious reception area with soft seating. All enquires are made at reception where you can obtain recibos for contribucion etc and make requests for building licences. Should you need to speak to the arcitecto or alcadesa they are just down the corridor housed in large comfortable offices with ample seating if you are in a party of more than 2. The office staff are very pleasant and helpful.