Rebolledo de la Torre Castle

Rebolledo de la Torre, Spain

Rebolledo de la Torre castle is located on a hill, very close to the Romanesque church. It consists of a tower and a fence. It has an irregular polygonal floor plan. The castle dates from the 14th century.

Address

Calle Barrio Alto 75, Rebolledo de la Torre, Spain

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Details

Founded: 14th century
Category: Castles and fortifications in Spain

Rating

4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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Rebolledo de la Torre Church (0,1 km)

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User Reviews

Joaquín Santos (3 years ago)
It's sad to see a magnificent castle like this, completely abandoned and threatening ruin. Please do something.

Julibe Benibe (4 years ago)
Para ver un monumentos exceccional

Luis Manuel Martín Vicente (4 years ago)
What a pity. It is falling.

Blanca Garcia Alonso (6 years ago)
Because of its surroundings, its landscape, its beautiful church, its castle, its people, why it is my town, my childhood, part of my youth, and where I often return, I invite you to visit it.

Tomás Palacios Cuñado (6 years ago)
Castillo en ruinas al lado del espectacular pórtico de su Iglesia

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