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The gates of the walled city of Huesa del Común
Only three of the original gates of the walled city of Ossa (Huesa del Común), which were built adjacent to the castle, remain standing: Portal de San Miguel, the western Portal and the Portal ...
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Castle of Ateca
El Cantar relates that El Cid passed Ateca on the sixteenth day of exile, setting up camp on the hillock of Torrecid. This is a readily defensible place overlooking the fortified town of Alcocer, whic...
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Castle-palace of Cetina
Stunning 8th-century fortress, which has undergone considerable alterations and restoration over the centuries. It has a 60m2 rectangular base and it is flanked by two towers and a Mudéjar-styl...
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Castle of Arcos de Jalón
Protected Heritage of Cultural Interest since 1949. This castle has a rectangular floor plan although it is quite irregular due to the fact that it adapts to the rugged land of a high and narrow hill...
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Towers, gates and city wall
Some interesting remains of the old city wall surrounding Teruel are still visible. Although no visible remains of the castle survive, some parts of the walls, gates and turrets are still visible. Tw...
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Santa María La Mayor Collegiate Church, Daroca
Built on the Romanesque temple of which only the main apse remains. It is Renaissance with Gothic influence. The Romanesque church was too small for the congregation of the Corporales and they decide...
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Castle of Orihuela
The castle, which used to be very large and of great strategic importance, is situated on one of the slopes of Sierra de Orihuela. From the castle there are stunning views of the left bank of the rive...
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The Mill Tower or Anibal Tower, Caudiel
The most emblematic civil building in the town is the tower, built with a conglomeration of stone and lime that binds the regular stone block shapes. It is popularly known as the Mill Tower, and to it...
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Castle of Carbonera, situated between Otos and Beniatjar
In spite of the fact that the castle ruins may suggest the contrary, this is one of the most symbolic places on The Way of El Cid. An onsite visit can play a fundamental role in understanding this pla...
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Castle and walls of Cullera
This is an Arab castle, which dates back to the Caliphate period and was built in the 10th century. Alterations were made after the Aragonese conquest (13th century), following instructions by James I...
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