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The Castle of Águila, also called Gaucín Castle, is a fortress in the municipality of Gaucín in Malaga, Spain. Its name comes from the fact that birds of prey can often be seen there. It is a castle that was built in the Andalusian period and has been rebuilt several times. The wall, the keep, the water reservoirs and an escape mine have been preserved. Guzmán el Bueno died in 1309 near the castle, while trying to conquer it from the Arabs. The Hermitage of the Holy Child is located there. Many eagles live in the area, hence the name. The Eagle Castle was built by the Romans. In the year 914, during the campaign against Belda (Gaucín), the inhabitants of this city witnessed from the castle the burning of the ships of Omar ben Hafsún in Algeciras. Abd al Yabbar, son of Al-Mutamid, conquered the castle of Gauyan (Gaucín) in the 11th century.

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Absolutely recommended! Price and performance are absolutely right here.

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Excellent food and very nice service!

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Large fountain with 6 spouts. Not only the fountain, but also its location in the central square make it a place worth seeing in this city. It bears an inscription: These works were ordered by the town hall of this city in 1628.

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The Chapel of Santo Niño, within the fortress, dates from the 17th century. Its exterior consists of rubble stone walls with a small atrium, and its interior is divided into two naves.

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Along this shady path you have many beautiful viewpoints. Along the path you will find old cork and olive trees. In spring, there are lots of flowers.

It is a pleasantly sheltered path - highly recommended on hot days

On the well-maintained square there is a small terrace where you can eat and drink something. We ate a mini hamburger there for 3 euros (highly recommended). Eat and drink something to support the local community.