Peñafiel Castle

Peñafiel castle is built of Campaspero stone and is an example of the German Gothic style. It is 210 metres long by 33 metres wide.

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

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.

Aledo Castle

Almansa Castle

Fortification dating back to the 14th century, and altered in the 15th. One of the most beautiful castles in the area.

Atalaya Castle

Tall and stately, the three storeys of Villena castle rise up proudly from the hill on which it stands, overlooking the capital of the region.

Atienza Castle

It is surprising because it is such a tall castle.

Baena castle

Belmonte Castle

Construction of this building was ordered by D. Juan Pacheco, Marquis of Villena, for use as his private residence in the city of his birth.

Belorado castle

Biar Castle

This frontier castle is Arab in origin and was reinforced and extended by the Christians from the time of its conquest. It contains a unique element in Hispanic Arab architecture.

Castle of Buitrago del Lozoya

Bury al Hamma Castle

Also known as Burgalimar Castle, this is a magnificent example of military Al-Andalus architecture from the time of the caliphate. It has hardly been affected by any modifications or damage to its structure.

Calatrava la Nueva Castle

This is a Gothic castle with a rose window in its church that should not be missed.

Archaeological Park of Calatrava la Vieja

The building incorporates a major water defence system, in combination with various walls and barriers.

Los Calatravos Castle

Nowadays it is a Parador de Turismo.

Castalla Castle

Although its origins are Arab, the current structure dates from mediaeval times. The Torre Grossa tower was added in the 16th century in order to keep a lookout for pirate raids from the Mediterranean Sea.

Castellar Castle

The rural area known as Castellar Viejo is a small village perched on top of a hill and completely surrounded by the walls of its Moorish castle.

Castillo de Castilnovo

Castro Caldelas Castle

This typically Galician noble fortress with medieval origins has been splendidly conserved and restored and today functions as a library, cultural centre and exhibition venue.

Castrojeriz Castle

Clavijo Castle

Rectory of Soto de Luiña

Casa Salazar (Salazar House)

Casa Torre house

House of Zafra

Manor Houses