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Castillo de Salobreña

Salobreña, Spain Castle

One of the Best Places To Visits in Salobreña Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. What an enchanting castle! Manuel was our guide, and he was wonderful. Well worth it to hire a guide. Without Manuel's stories, the would not have come to life like it did. The itself is wonderful, and the views from the top are magnificent! But Manuel will tell stories of the princesses and other history, including a lion named after Jimmy Carter! He really made the visit extraordinary! Take a look at all these exquisite photos. Overlooking the town and surrounding countryside. Well preserved but unspectacular. I loved the experience, you have a beautiful view of the city from there, access difficult for those with limited mobility, but the whole city is like that. I recommend the visit, it was a beautiful and unexpected experience. Warning! My husband and I visited at noon today. After we paid and entered, a man came to the ticket booth and I overheard his conversation in Spanish with the employee working saying he didn’t have a card to pay the entry. (They only take cards). Regardless, he was allowed to enter after us without paying. When we were near the WC, I went to the lookout on the left. At this point it appeared he squirted a considerable amount of liquid on my husband (we were not familiar with this tactic) and my husband automatically veered towards the toilet thinking a bird had pooped on him and went to clean himself off. Long story short, the man followed him in and “helped” clean off his shorts while adeptly removing the wallet, taking the bills and 2 credit cards and putting the wallet back into his shorts. My husband was none the wiser because he had so much liquid on him and even thanked the fellow. We didn’t find out he had been robbed until an hour later when going to a bakery. I even made eye contact with the thief as he scurried back to the entrance and thought my husband had just gone to use the facilities. The administration should be aware that their employee at the entrance let this fellow in without paying. I’ll leave it at that! Lesson learned. Nice to visit, price was 4€ and they accept only card payments. Nice views, they don't show anything inside a castle. Fantastic View, excavations, entrance 4euro, children Up to 12 yrs free, free entrance monday afternoon(17-19h). Avoid driving Up with Car If you dont Like very narrow roads ;-) i really mean it!!! This is a great place to visit, if only for the fantastic views. It's kept nice, clean toilets, very informative. My only irk is the concession for retirees is only valid for EU visitors, it's cheap enough anyway but every little helps. Felt a bit anti-british to me. Lovely old town to walk through with plenty of miradors. I saw this from the motorway and had to go and visit. Very nice views and castle. Most of the circular route was nicely flat with ramps and no stairs suitable for disabled/wheelchairs through the castle. Though the streets to get up there were steep, we did find a way down with no stairs! Worth walking around the free flowers walk observation deck at the bottom too(Paseo de las Flores) Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. Park

One of the Best Places To Visits in Salobreña Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. What an enchanting castle! Manuel was our guide, and he was wonderful. Well worth it to hire a guide. Without Manuel's stories, the would not have come to life like it did. The itself is wonderful, and the views from the top are magnificent! But Manuel will tell stories of the princesses and other history, including a lion named after Jimmy Carter! He really made the visit extraordinary! Take a look at all these exquisite photos. Overlooking the town and surrounding countryside. Well preserved but unspectacular. I loved the experience, you have a beautiful view of the city from there, access difficult for those with limited mobility, but the whole city is like that. I recommend the visit, it was a beautiful and unexpected experience. Warning! My husband and I visited at noon today. After we paid and entered, a man came to the ticket booth and I overheard his conversation in Spanish with the employee working saying he didn’t have a card to pay the entry. (They only take cards). Regardless, he was allowed to enter after us without paying. When we were near the WC, I went to the lookout on the left. At this point it appeared he squirted a considerable amount of liquid on my husband (we were not familiar with this tactic) and my husband automatically veered towards the toilet thinking a bird had pooped on him and went to clean himself off. Long story short, the man followed him in and “helped” clean off his shorts while adeptly removing the wallet, taking the bills and 2 credit cards and putting the wallet back into his shorts. My husband was none the wiser because he had so much liquid on him and even thanked the fellow. We didn’t find out he had been robbed until an hour later when going to a bakery. I even made eye contact with the thief as he scurried back to the entrance and thought my husband had just gone to use the facilities. The administration should be aware that their employee at the entrance let this fellow in without paying. I’ll leave it at that! Lesson learned. Nice to visit, price was 4€ and they accept only card payments. Nice views, they don't show anything inside a castle. Fantastic View, excavations, entrance 4euro, children Up to 12 yrs free, free entrance monday afternoon(17-19h). Avoid driving Up with Car If you dont Like very narrow roads ;-) i really mean it!!! This is a great place to visit, if only for the fantastic views. It's kept nice, clean toilets, very informative. My only irk is the concession for retirees is only valid for EU visitors, it's cheap enough anyway but every little helps. Felt a bit anti-british to me. Lovely old town to walk through with plenty of miradors. I saw this from the motorway and had to go and visit. Very nice views and castle. Most of the circular route was nicely flat with ramps and no stairs suitable for disabled/wheelchairs through the castle. Though the streets to get up there were steep, we did find a way down with no stairs! Worth walking around the free flowers walk observation deck at the bottom too(Paseo de las Flores) Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. Park

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C. Andrés Segovia, Salobreña, Andalusia, ES
Phone
+34 958 61 03 14

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