Magacela Castle

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Description

Magacela Castle is believed to be of Roman origin. The Torre del Homenaje was built in the late 12th century by Moors. The castle was restored after Christian Reconquista in 1235. It was strengthened als on the 16th century.

On your visit you will be able to see the preserved remains of the keep, other towers such as the gatehouse, and some traces of the wall, as well as remains of the old church of Santa Ana, the primitive parish church of Magacela and the cemetery.

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Address
Calle Pósito Viejo 19, Magacela, Spain

Established
12th century

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