Ci sono alcuni punti scomodi. Io non ricordo ascensore o percorsi facilitati, ricordo invece scale ripide e sentieri con pietre scivolose. Io ho problemi di vista e alcune discese le ho fatte con le mani sulle spalle dii mio marito per avere stabilità.

El ascensor de la Alcazaba se coge en la calle Guillén Sotelo justo frente al edificio del Ayuntamiento.

It was steep in places .. I have an issue with uphill and I managed it with lots of stops .. there are plenty of places to stop and rest and seats

Yes at various points along the way, food, drinks and bathrooms.

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Hello: I believe it’s very nice visit for her too. I do not know where are you staying but Malaga is a very easy walking place. You can visit the theatre and alcazaba one after the other because there are easily walks. Go first to alcazaba using the lift to go up at the top (entrance behind the town hall) and walk down all the way, easy to walk with the girl if she likes exploring. Or use a stroller but with stones path is not so nice. But at least she can sit to relax. My kids have gone there a few times since they were little and never complained walking down hill. Right at the door of alcazaba is the theatre to the right to visit at least from outside is enough. The Gibralfaro is further up the city but you can go to the entrance with local bus (1,30 euros each adult) or from the city center with a taxi will cost you at most 7 euros probably. There are a few stairs but at least you can enjoy a lovely view or if the cafe is open also a te there.

I don't remember exactly but approx. 5.5 eu for Alcazaba and Castillo...