Wow 🤩! I’ve been to Málaga airport numerous times but never actually explored the city itself. This place is amazing and the architecture is beautiful and intricate. What a great place to walk/hike around. Views are stunning and comes across as a very tranquil place to be. Totally admire your energy getting around this places! Thanks for sharing 🙌❤️
iam Spanish and Its is similar to the Alhambra; they are very good; i have seen it although it does not reach tje magnificence of the Alhambra it is a Unesco heritage and the 2 nd masterpiece pf Islamic art in the world by the prestigious Enciclopaedia Britannica ; only behind the Taj Mahal and the magnificent Palace of Rpyal Alcazares of Seville Unesco Heritage wpuld come close more of the Alhambra ; greetings
The Alcazaba was a fortress designed to protect the town and its leaders in case of attack. Its narrow streets full of nooks and crannies made it very difficult for horsemen to climb them and Arabian soldiers could easily hide and attack the enemy from above. There is also a path that connects the Alcazaba (at the foot of the city) with the castle of Gibralfaro (above the hill). This road is double walled and was an escape route to the castle, the last refuge if the enemies managed to conquer the Alcazaba. It worked so well as a fortress that the Catholic Monarchs could only conquer Malaga by besieging it for a long time, without allowing food or weapons to enter it. In fact, Malaga was not conquered with weapons by the Catholic Monarchs: Malaga had to surrender after months of siege due to hunger and disease.
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Andalusia is fantastic. 😎
So beautiful. Thank you for the video
This is where my great grandparents are from. I’ve never been so this is an awesome video for me.
The views from the castle were gorgeous. Wow! Thank you for taking us with you.
Thx for watching
This was lovely.
What a beautiful place, exploring on foot is the best way to experience a city. You’re both so relaxing to spend time with, thank you for sharing x
Your adventures are fantastic! I love them all. You have a great family and thank you for taking us all along with you!
Another excellent video, thank you Hair Buddha!!
Thx for watching
It's beautiful. Its such beautiful sights to see. Thank you Hair Budda
Thanks Hair Buddha. This brings back memories. We have bin there. Was a great vacation! 😘
Málaga is so beautiful! And la Alcazaba is stunning, anyone who goes to Málaga should visit it! 🙂
Ah and Sundays in the evening it's free!
Oh really, did not know that! Thx
Wow 🤩! I’ve been to Málaga airport numerous times but never actually explored the city itself. This place is amazing and the architecture is beautiful and intricate. What a great place to walk/hike around. Views are stunning and comes across as a very tranquil place to be. Totally admire your energy getting around this places! Thanks for sharing 🙌❤️
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“We like to walk, we like to suffer.” 😂 Same!
iam Spanish and Its is similar to the Alhambra; they are very good; i have seen it although it does not reach tje magnificence of the Alhambra it is a Unesco heritage and the 2 nd masterpiece pf Islamic art in the world by the prestigious Enciclopaedia Britannica ; only behind the Taj Mahal and the magnificent Palace of Rpyal Alcazares of Seville Unesco Heritage wpuld come close more of the Alhambra ; greetings
Yeah, Alhambra is the most beautiful building I've seen in my life, it's absolutely incredible ❤️
I have visited the Alhambra and it is just WOW… there is a small video on my channel
Cool. I follow your hair page. My salons in Benalmadena, Arroyo de la Miel- Málaga
The Alcazaba was a fortress designed to protect the town and its leaders in case of attack. Its narrow streets full of nooks and crannies made it very difficult for horsemen to climb them and Arabian soldiers could easily hide and attack the enemy from above. There is also a path that connects the Alcazaba (at the foot of the city) with the castle of Gibralfaro (above the hill). This road is double walled and was an escape route to the castle, the last refuge if the enemies managed to conquer the Alcazaba.
It worked so well as a fortress that the Catholic Monarchs could only conquer Malaga by besieging it for a long time, without allowing food or weapons to enter it.
In fact, Malaga was not conquered with weapons by the Catholic Monarchs: Malaga had to surrender after months of siege due to hunger and disease.
thx for the extra info
😲that wall had no railing! Just a sign of a person falling😲I turned to jello looking at it!
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