Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Moreno (3 months ago)
The Laguna de Negrillos Castle has a medieval essence that impresses, especially with its well-preserved walls and keep. However, the interior was a bit run down, with abandoned building materials and no sign of construction going on, which takes away a bit of its charm. Even so, it is a quiet place to enjoy history without crowds, and from outside you can get beautiful views of the surroundings. A recommended stop for those who enjoy exploring castles.
The Laguna de Negrillos Castle has a medieval essence that impresses, especially with its well-preserved walls and keep. However, the interior was a bit run down, with abandoned building materials and no sign of construction going on, which takes away a bit of its charm. Even so, it is a quiet place to enjoy history without crowds, and from outside you can get beautiful views of the surroundings. A recommended stop for those who enjoy exploring castles.
Scott Carr (3 months ago)
Cool, crumbling castle that you will almost certainly have all to yourself. I was able to enter it, but not access the tower. Worth a detour if you are in the area.
Cool, crumbling castle that you will almost certainly have all to yourself. I was able to enter it, but not access the tower. Worth a detour if you are in the area.
ej rideout (2 years ago)
Little town nice castle. Not in the best state of repair
Little town nice castle. Not in the best state of repair
jmanxxi 42014 (2 years ago)
Currently under construction, minimal and "advancing" at a very slow pace for everything this castle would need! It is in a state of progressive ruin. You can only see the outside. The castle dates back to the 13th century, and was an important defensive post on the Vía de la Plata. As the Reconquista advanced and the kingdoms of Castile and León were definitively united in 1230, it lost its strategic importance and became a palatial residence in the hands of different noble families. One of them was the Quiñones in the 15th century, here the famous Suero de Quiñones came to rest after the famous Passo Honroso. Despite being BIC for a long time, the lack of investments puts the whole in danger.
Currently under construction, minimal and "advancing" at a very slow pace for everything this castle would need! It is in a state of progressive ruin. You can only see the outside. The castle dates back to the 13th century, and was an important defensive post on the Vía de la Plata. As the Reconquista advanced and the kingdoms of Castile and León were definitively united in 1230, it lost its strategic importance and became a palatial residence in the hands of different noble families. One of them was the Quiñones in the 15th century, here the famous Suero de Quiñones came to rest after the famous Passo Honroso. Despite being BIC for a long time, the lack of investments puts the whole in danger.
helena rodriguez (2 years ago)
Nice castle, quite well preserved and you can visit inside
Nice castle, quite well preserved and you can visit inside
