In the 21st century we all like to take pictures, don’t we? So whenever we are on a trip and we see something beautiful we want to save it forever. And here we are, offering you the best places to visit to see the most magnificent panoramic views that you will want to cherish forever. Noria Mirador Princess The Malaga Big Wheel is a modern 70m-high big wheel located in Malaga port, near the city centre. The Big Wheel offers fantastic views over the port area, and over the tops of the buildings in the Plaza de la Marina area to the Cathedral and Gibralfaro. Views from the 70m-high wheel promise to be spectacular – up to 30 km on a clear day. A ride on the Noria is 15 minutes long, during which time the cabins rotate three times. Price: Adults: 10€; Under 18 yrs: 7€; Family members (at least two generations): 7€; Groups of more than four: 8€; Senior Citizens: 6€; Children (under 1.2m): 6€; Children (under 80 cm): Free; Disabled (including one companion): 6€. Address: Puerto de Málaga, Muelle de Heredia, s/n. Gibralfaro Castle Mount Gibralfaro is a hill in the historic center of Malaga. It takes a while to get up there, but it's definitely worth it. If you have made the trip you may want to enter Castillo de Gibralfaro that sits on the high hill overlooking Malaga city and port. Our suggestion is to go when the day is cloudy, because it can get quite hot. Price: Standard admission: €2.20; Combined visit Alcazaba - Gibralfaro Castle: €3.55 Reduced admission*: €0.60. *Reduced admission: residents of Málaga, children aged 6 to 16, students and holders of a student, pensioner or general category large family card as well as users of the MALAGACARD. Free visit every Sunday
In the 21st century we all like to take pictures, don’t we? So whenever we are on a trip and we see something beautiful we want to save it forever. And here we are, offering you the best places to visit to see the most magnificent panoramic views that you will want to cherish forever.
