Superb views of thr city. Worth paying thr small fee to go right to thr very top as u get the best view of both sides of the city.

Getting to the actual castle can be a bit of a challenge since some hiking is required. It takes about 20 minutes to get to the castle’s entrance and the way to get there is quite steep at moments. You may want to travel with...More

This Castle is superb. Fantastic views, the history is so interesting.The castle is famous for its three-month siege by the Catholic monarchs, Ferdinand and Isabella, which ended only when hunger forced the Malagueños to surrender. Afterwards Ferdinand occupied the site, while his queen took up...More

The trip up to the top took about 20-30 minutes. It can be a little steep at parts but it is all on a stable path. The Castle is much bigger than it looks from below. Walking around the Castle walls provides a panaromic view...More

Hiking to the summit is a bit of an exercise, but well rewarded with awesome views of the city and the nearby bullring. The castle itself is more of a ruin, but some parts are still well preserved. Marvelous retreats with greenery, fountains and plants...More

We arrived around 2pm and parked at the top for €1. If you’re short on time I wouldn’t walk/hike it if you have a car. Because we were arriving later in the day we got a spot in the front row! We bought the combination...More

The second time we have been in the last few years. Go early to avoid the hottest part of the day. The 35 bus takes you up to the castle for 1.30 euro. This way you can enjoy walking the walls without being exhausted. The...More