Rating
4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
Igrexa de San Xurxo (14,1 km)
Tower of Hercules (13,6 km)
Igrexa de Santiago Church (14,1 km)
Colegiata de Santa María del Campo (13,9 km)
Santa María del Azogue Church (20,7 km)
San Francisco Church (20,7 km)
San Antón Castle (14,1 km)
A Coruña City Walls (14 km)
Monastery of San Xoán de Caaveiro (17,4 km)
User Reviews
M A (2 years ago)
One of the most important castles in the history of Ferrol! It is worth visiting these sites that were once a very important part of our city. It is true that they could have been a little more careful, on the outside, because inside I never saw it! I encourage you to see this castle that keeps a lot of history and curiosities!
One of the most important castles in the history of Ferrol! It is worth visiting these sites that were once a very important part of our city. It is true that they could have been a little more careful, on the outside, because inside I never saw it! I encourage you to see this castle that keeps a lot of history and curiosities!
Vanuska V (3 years ago)
The place is located in a privileged location. The views are beautiful and the history of this castle, which I would not call a castle itself, but a Fortress, are worth knowing. History must not be forgotten and we must shape our history in the world. I recommend the free guided tour. It is available during the summer, although this year they extended them until this month of November. Inside the fortification is quite rebuilt. There are areas closed to visitors due to the danger of collapse, but most of the fortification is in very good condition. Now it is a private property, it was planned to rehabilitate it and make a beautiful hotel, but for now things have stopped. The best are the views. Oh and don't forget to see Pedra do cu da raiña and learn about his story!
The place is located in a privileged location. The views are beautiful and the history of this castle, which I would not call a castle itself, but a Fortress, are worth knowing. History must not be forgotten and we must shape our history in the world. I recommend the free guided tour. It is available during the summer, although this year they extended them until this month of November. Inside the fortification is quite rebuilt. There are areas closed to visitors due to the danger of collapse, but most of the fortification is in very good condition. Now it is a private property, it was planned to rehabilitate it and make a beautiful hotel, but for now things have stopped. The best are the views. Oh and don't forget to see Pedra do cu da raiña and learn about his story!
Carmen Llorente (3 years ago)
It is a castle, fortress. A marvel
It is a castle, fortress. A marvel
Carlota Iglesias (3 years ago)
We visited this summer. We went with a guided tour of its interior. The truth is that it is not worth it, it is very neglected ñ
We visited this summer. We went with a guided tour of its interior. The truth is that it is not worth it, it is very neglected ñ
R G (3 years ago)
When I went it was closed, so I cannot judge how the interior is preserved. However, it is located in a beautiful setting between small coves in the estuary and with views of the castle of San Felipe. A hiking trail that runs along the coast passes through there (or ends there, I'm not sure) and it looks very good. Almost next to the castle there is a small lighthouse with a picnic area. There were quite a few people.
When I went it was closed, so I cannot judge how the interior is preserved. However, it is located in a beautiful setting between small coves in the estuary and with views of the castle of San Felipe. A hiking trail that runs along the coast passes through there (or ends there, I'm not sure) and it looks very good. Almost next to the castle there is a small lighthouse with a picnic area. There were quite a few people.
