Peñaranda Castle

Peñaranda is one of the best conserved castles along the fortified frontier line which existed between the Christian kingdoms and the territory of Al-Ándalus during the 10th century.

Peñíscola Castle

Peracense Castle

It is one of the most , built in the 13th century on top of an earlier Islamic fortress, and is certainly one of the most beautiful and impressive examples to be found in the area of Aragón. Its imposing reddish construction stands out in the midst of unique natural surroundings: the Sierra Menera.

Peralada Castle

Petrer Castle

Priego de Córdoba Castle

Puebla de Sanabria Castle

Also known as the Castle of the Counts of Benavente, it stands at a height of almost 1,000 metres and stands out above all the monuments in the town of Puebla de Sanabria, in Zamora. It was built in the 15th century, and its most distinctive feature its enormous keep, which offers spectacular views.

Castle of the King (La Suda)

Sádaba Castle

In the middle of the plain of the Cinco Villas region stands the imposing and solid shape of the mediaeval castle of Sádaba, like an image from a bygone era.

Sagunto Castle

The castle contains remains of the buildings left by its various inhabitants: Romans, Visigoths, Arabs and Christians.

Castle of San Carlos

San Fernando Castle

San Fernando Castle is considered the largest bastion fortress in Europe. It was built to respond to the need to reinforce the frontier to protect the Spanish region of El Ampurdán from invasion by foreign troops.

San José Castle in Guadalest

San Miguel Castle

San Servando Castle

This castle was built as a monastery according to an order by Alfonso VI in honour of the saints Servando and Germano. But due to the fact that it is close to the Alcántara bridge it was transformed into a fortress for the defence of the town.

Castle of Sant Joan or La Suda

Capital of an ancient kingdom in the Muslim taifa, the castle of Tortosa stands guard from on high over the strategic crossroads between the Roman Via Augusta and the Ebro river.

Castle of Santa Bárbara

Castle of Santa Catalina

The site offers visitors the chance to enjoy the fabulous views over the city of Jaén, and over an outstanding natural landscape.

Sarracín Castle

Sax Castle

Soutomaior Castle

This imposing fortress-palace is an extraordinary architectural ensemble, museum and botanical park that also boasts the recognition of the Camellia Society's Gardens of Excellence.

Los Templarios Castle

The castle of the Templar knights of Ponferrada is a magnificent building. It houses the Templars’ Library and the Ponferrada Investigation and Study Centre, which contains almost 1,400 books including facsimile editions of works by Leonardo da Vinci.

El Trovador Macías Castle

An old medieval legend gives the name to this castle. The love between the troubadour Macías and his beloved Elvira inspired authors such as Lope de Vega and Larra.

Trujillo Castle

Turégano Castle

Valencia de Don Juan Castle

It was built in the 15th century. There was another castle on the same site before, which had been built on the ruins of a hill-fort from the Iron Age.

Verdú Castle

This architectural site was originally a castle and then later a palace-residence. Its present-day appearance is the result of several restoration projects.

Zorita de los Canes Castle

Its structure is a complicated system of walls, gates, towers and windows mixed together over the centuries.

Celtic Settlement of Ulaca

Chao Sanmartín Fort

Castro de Coaña (Navia Historical Park)

The "castros" were a distinctive type of iron-age settlement in the area of Asturias, León and Galicia.

Mohías Fort

Monte de Santa Tecla hill fort

Piñeiro Fort

Villamar Fort

Castros de Ligonde