Turégano Castle

Turégano, Spain

The Castle of Turégano was founded on the site of a pre-existing Arabian fortress. Its structure is integrated into the adjacent church of San Miguel, completed in the 15th and 16th centuries.

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

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B. Hern. (22 months ago)
Although currently it is closed, if you had the opportunity, don't miss the visit. Don't get confused about the humble appearance of this place. This half-castle, half-church, took an important part on the history of Spain. If you have also the chance that someone explains you the history of this place I would ask him/her as many questions as possible, you will not be disappointed.
Eduard Stepaciov (3 years ago)
Currently castle closed for construction works. Still interesting to walk around the castle, and the city is very beautiful as well.
SpainMust See (3 years ago)
Ruin, pretty looking, but not refurbished
Ian Taylor (Continuum) (5 years ago)
A beautiful castle under a huge Spanish sky
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