Bedmar Castle

Bedmar, Spain

Bedmar Castle was built in the 15h century by the knighthood of Santiago against the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada. 

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

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Julio Angel Delgado Navas (10 months ago)
Bedmar New Castle is a ruined 15th century old fortress. . The castle once belonged to the Order of Santiago, which used it as a defensive bastion to counteract the incursions of the Nasrid kingdom of Granada during the 15th century.
Luis (12 months ago)
Partially rebuilt castle. The views are spectacular.
Rober Lemon (2 years ago)
It is a danger, a free entry area with falls of more than 25m. The walls do not have railings, signage or any type of security.
Neris Taymaz (2 years ago)
Omg the view from up here !!! ?
Juan Pedro Tole Santi (2 years ago)
Place with a magnificent view, somewhat neglected but of great beauty
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