Malaga Gate

The Malaga Gate. An important defensive bastion, it was the main entrance to the town square. The surrender of Comares to the Christian forces took place under its walls, as is reflected in the carving on the choir stalls of Toledo Cathedral, marked with the number 14 on the side of the epistle, where we can see the moment when the keys of the town were handed over to Cristobal de Slava, governor of the town of Marchena, who was sent to Comares for this purpose.

These were the only 2 access gates to Comares Castle:

1.- Puerta de Vélez-Málaga or Agua.

2.- Puerta de Málaga.