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Malaga's main sights:
The Cathedral
Views of the Alcazaba and Gibralfaro
Roman Theater
Paseo del Parque
Picasso Museum
Jardines Botánicos La Concepción and El Retiro

Just outside the Alcazaba in Malaga are the ruins of a Roman theater. Its restoration is problematic because the Moors used Roman blocks from here to help build the Alcazaba.

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This page last updated March 2007- Most of the information on this page comes from my 1999 visit to Spain.