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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.

From the Adlerburg (9th century) there is a gigantic view all the way to the Mediterranean. If the weather is perfect you can even see as far as Africa. But even when it's slightly cloudy, as was the case during our visit, the easy climb is definitely worth it. Far away from mass tourism and entry is free.

Highlights include the ruins of the Castillo del Águila fortress, the 16th century parish church of San Sebastián, the Vera Cruz chapel, the Fuente de los seis Caños fountain and the Santo Niño chapel, all within a pleasant walk. Then a break at Casa Antonia - perfect.

Gaucín is a beautiful white town in the province of Malaga located in the Genal valley, at the foot of the Sierra del Hacho. The town of about 1,500 inhabitants acquired special importance during the Roman and Arab times, although it was also affected by various wars between the 19th and 20th centuries. The most characteristic is the mound crowned by the castle of the Eagle. It is the first town between the Campo de Gibraltar and the Serranía de Ronda.

Benarrabá is a beautiful white town with less than 500 inhabitants located in the heart of the Genal valley. As can be deduced from the name, this town is of Berber origin and its name means "Children of Rabbah". Formerly there was a castle-watchtower on the top of Mount Porón, in the vicinity of Benarrabá, so this place was a strategic point of observation and defense of the valley.

This small town, also known as Estación de Gaucín, is part of the municipality of Cortes de la Frontera and is located in the heart of the Alcornocales Natural Park. The place is famous, among other things, for the large colony of roe deer and deer that live in the surrounding area. It is worth visiting the mycological interpretation center, on the outskirts of the town.

After climbing up to Gaucin I had a very nice 3 course luch (Menue del dia) in Restaurante La Raiz wich was mucho mas me gusto! https://www.tripadvisor.de/Restaurant_Review-g642206-d21133653-Reviews-Restaurante_La_Raiz-Gaucin_Costa_del_Sol_Province_of_Malaga_Andalucia.html