Fantastic place to visit for a few hours or an overnight stay. Lovely narrow streets, lots of tapas bars and cafe shops, it has a lovely feel to it. If you are driving, park at Calle de Diego Ponce car park, it has a 360 viewing platform on the 5th floor. It has amazing views of the rooftops of the 14 churches in the town. Steeped in history, it’s easy access to the La Alcazaba and is worth a visit, it cost €4 to enter and the views are spectacular. We ate in a lovely restaurant called Loulou, the tapas was very tasty and very cheap. Highly recommend it. 15 minutes drive away El Torcal de Antequera is Spains answer to the Grand Canyon, it’s breathtaking and you won’t be disappointed. I hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

We sneaked in through a back door (in fact a gate), when walking up the hill, so we cannot comment on the price/quality ratio. In any case, in February it is merely the views from the clock tower (former mosque call-for-prayer place), other than the garden, that is the attraction of this place. They were doing some construction at the time (reason why we could sneak in), so our picture is biased a bit. It might get better this summer. There are some explanation panels and you can download a tour via internet. In general, there is not so much to see inside the buildings, but is a nice setting when you are in the Antequera area.

Historic Fort. Dominates the skyline above Antequara. Steep walk up and not particularly well sign posted. There appears to be a small road train from the square outside the museum at certain times. Entry is 5€ or 8€ if you include the church - includes a good audio guide. Only 2 towers and the walls remain. However it is well worth it for stunning views. If you at all interested in mediaeval Spanish history, doubly worth it.

We always like to visit historical sites and we're not disappointed with the time we spent here. Ticket includes an audio guide downloaded onto our phones and it was very informative. Many people who lived here left their own mark and there are some lovely gardens in the grounds. We walked up to the top of both towers, easy enough if you take your time. The views alone are worth the climb, we were able to pinpoint the place we stayed in three years ago from the walls. There is a toilet area just outside and a small souvenir shop. The church itself is in need of much restoration but still interesting to see. All in all it was a great day's exploring.