Gibralfaro Castle

The castle is a historic Moorish fortress built to protect the nearby Alcazaba, notable for its Moorish architecture, extensive ruins, and fortification walls including towers and battlements. Constructed in the 14th century, it served strategic military purposes and offers a scenic lookout over the city, harbor, and the Strait of Gibraltar. The site includes gardens and an exhibition space within the Powder Tower, providing insights into its military and cultural history. Designated as a National Monument, the castle is open to the public for exploration and study of its architecture and panoramic viewpoints.