Enríquez Castle

Hornillos de Cerrato, Spain

At the beginning of the 16th century the Enríquez castle was owned by Bernardino Pérez de Sarmiento, Count of Ribadavia. It was a three-story castle with a square floor. The castle has been ruined at least since the 18th century.

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

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kepa A. (14 months ago)
Unbeatable views, spectacular surroundings, worth seeing and spending the day, Hornillos surpasses itself every day.
Jomer Conjota (14 months ago)
Every ruined castle has its charm. This was built in the 16th century on a previous building. Several towers and one of the walls are preserved. There are lintels about to collapse. Anyway. Interesting. The plasterers are very close. You arrive safely with the car.
Alfredo Ordóñez (2 years ago)
Despite its condition, it preserves part of the structure and you can enjoy its history.
Manuel Suances (2 years ago)
What is here is simply great and the people from go to Valladolid to buy with thousands of people and here to There is A LOT TO DISCOVER, ?? PALENCIA IS A DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH, please look around its towns and the wonderful people there are. In this case it was Ornillos the work last week Baltanas and Casa Semanra is a town but Ornillos its people are wonderful and welcoming And I'm not from here, I've been here for 7 years but I'm sure I know more history from Palencia to Cantabria and vice versa than the people here, that's for sure,✌️ In any case, PALENCIA IS A DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH, PLEASE TAKE A LOT OF CARE OF EVERYTHING,???️?️?️?️ Anna Salou Tarragona Catalunya Spain ?? WITH LOVE TO YOU and especially the people of the North to your r of Palencia ✌️????⛰️?
Alejandro GA (5 years ago)
Ruins without access or indicator cartels or anything. Free visit.
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