Alcazaba of Málaga

Posted by Kristen | Jan 11, 2013 | Europe, Spain, Travel, Vagabonding 2012-2013 | 0 |

Today, I decided to take a look at the Alcazaba — the best preserved citadel in Spain. This palatial fortress is connected to the Castillo del Gibralfaro, that I discovered a few weeks ago (but, this side requires a lot less of a hike, and in my opinion, is more interesting).

You can get to it right in the historic center (El Centro), so I’ve passed the entrance on a regular basis. It’s my last day here, so no more putting it off. Today is the day!

Here we go . . .

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Kristen Leigh has worked for more than 30 years as a graphic designer and creative director. In 2005, she launched K•Leigh Creative — a full-service graphic design and web development firm specializing in communication and marketing. In 2009, Kristen became a Certified Yoga Teacher (CYT-240) and launched Sweet Escape Yoga — organizing yoga classes and events in natural (i.e., outside) and creative (i.e., cool, hip, or artsy) spaces. Always striving for a balanced life, Kristen combines all of her favorite things (art, books, travel, yoga, wellness, and all things creative) in her blog Escape Artist.