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The Alcazaba fortress of Vélez-Málaga is a historic Moorish fortress located on a hill overlooking the town. Built in the 9th century during Muslim rule, it was extended and rebuilt in the 14th and 15th centuries and served as a defensive structure. It became one of the most important citadels of the Kingdom of Granada. Today, little remains of the former fortress remain, but the Torre del Homenaje, the fortress's main tower, still stands and offers great views of Vélez-Málaga and the surrounding Axarquía countryside. The fortress is a worthwhile destination, and is particularly beautiful to visit in the evening when the town is bathed in warm light.

The climb is worth it for the wonderful view. Visiting the tower, which can be seen from far away, is also free.

This "Castillo" is actually very small, a miniature version of a fictional castle. It was lovingly built by a Danish resident of El Morches and is really worth seeing. You can see the attention to detail.

At the highest point of the city of Vélez-Málaga is Alcazaba de Vélez - Málaga. It is a fortress of Arab origin, built in the 9th century. From this point we can enjoy the most emblematic view of the city.

Built by Anton Jensen, a Danish sculptor who lives in Torrox, this small castle has become a regular place for selfies and photos, because apart from this curiosity, we can see from this site a magnificent view of the Vélez Málaga coastline.

At the highest point of the city of Vélez-Málaga is Alcazaba de Vélez - Málaga. It is a fortress of Arab origin, built in the 9th century. From this point we can enjoy the most emblematic view of the city.

The descent to Algarrobo is a small section with technical passages, care is recommended

Route to enjoy the Axarquia region, where at the end you can choose where to get off, towards Algarrobo, towards Sayalonga, towards Arenas or back in Velez Malaga