Anzur Castle

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Anzur Castle was originally an ancient Moorish fort built in the 10th century. It was located at a strategic borderland location between the Christian and Moorish areas. The castle was conquered by Ferdinand III in 1241. Today only the watch tower exists.

Address
Unnamed Road, Puente Genil, Spain

Established
10th century AD

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