Chipiona Castle, Chipiona, Spain

Chipiona was re-conquested by King Fernando III who built the castle in 1295. Today the castle is a monastery which is open to visitors. It houses the 'Cadiz and the New World' museum.

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Massimo Stocchi (15 months ago)
One of the most stunning locations for the best photo opportunities. It's beautiful to visit in both summer and winter and I've been lucky enough to have access to the wedding hall overlooking the beach. A must to visit and one of the many beautiful places in chipiona

Igor Fabjan (2 years ago)
attractive but closed for renovations

Bernard Brown (3 years ago)
Very nice area all very well kept

Ian McDonald (3 years ago)
Nice building, my wives favourite square

Nitza Tate (3 years ago)
Nice place to walk around and enjoy the culture

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