The Alcazaba of Malaga (from the Arabic al-kasbah, قصبة, the kasbah, ‘citadle’) is a palatial fortress of the Muslim era, built on a previous fortification of Phoenician-Punic. [1] It is located in the foothills of Mt. gibralfaro, in an elevated but contiguous and attached to the historic city center position, which was the old Madina Mālaqa, and whose summit is Gibralfaro Castle.
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