Salvaleón Castle

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Salvaleón Castle was built in the 14th century, possibly to the site of older Moorish castle. In 1452 it became a property of Duke of Feria, who restored it. It was damaged by Portuguese Restoration War in the 17th century and left ruined. Today only parts of walls and towers remains.

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Salvaleón, Spain

Established
14th century

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