Explore Málaga's Castles and Coastal Charm
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6 places on the map
Explore the map in the DocentPro app6 landmarks in Málaga: Málaga, Alcazaba, Teatro Romano de Málaga, and 3 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in a Facebook post by Facebook.
Málaga
Place
• Main city showcased for a family half-term trip • Offers castles, beaches, and historic sites • Weather in October is mild, good for outdoor activities
Alcazaba
Place
4.6
• 11th-century Moorish palace-fortress with gardens and courtyards • Offers great views and is linked to Gibralfaro Castle ✓ Tickets €7, or €10 combined with Gibralfaro. Under-6s free. ✓ Free entry Sundays from 2pm, expect long lines.
Teatro Romano de Málaga
Historical landmark
4.6
• Over 2,000 years old, located at the foot of the Alcazaba • Free to enter, making it a good historical stop • Included in the 'Roman Theatre & Alcazaba Free Tour'
Castillo de Gibralfaro
Historical place
4.5
• Fortress on a hill with city and sea views, linked to Alcazaba • City bus available near the castle if walking is tiring ✓ Tickets €7, or €10 combined with Alcazaba. Under-6s free.
Colomares Castle
Historical place
4.5
• Unique castle built by a doctor and two masons, 1987-1994 • Features Columbus’s three ships in stone ✓ Closed on Mondays
Pedregalejo
Place
• Quieter beach than La Malagueta, with small coves • Chiringuitos (beach bars) on the sand, try espetos (as of October 2026) • Reach by Bus 3, 8 or 11 from Alameda Principal, 20-30 min
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