Narros de Saldueña Castle

Narros de Saldueña, Spain

Narros de Saldueña Castle dates from the 15th century. During the Peninsular War (1807–1814) it was occupied by the French army. The conservation took place in 1960s.

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Founded: 15th century
Category: Castles and fortifications in Spain

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Victor V. (3 months ago)
Very beautiful, but it clearly needs restoration for its proper conservation. I have not seen it inside, you have to call in advance because of what the townspeople have told me
Micanonyyo (11 months ago)
Castle of the Duke of Montellano Magical places in Spain, recommended to visit 10/10
Rufei78 (15 months ago)
On the outside and comparing it with what there is in the surroundings it is very good, on the inside I can't speak, because it says that you can only visit on Wednesdays, as long as they answer you, because I wrote to them a couple of times and they didn't bother to reply ??‍♂️.
Speedy Biker's (20 months ago)
You can only visit on Wednesdays, curious to see if you go in passing, a little careless.
Luis Plaza (2 years ago)
Surprise to find such a cool castle in such a small town. A pity that it is private and cannot be visited.
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