Castle of the Moors

The Castle of the Moors is a medieval fortress built in the 8th or 9th centuries by the Moors. Situated on high ground, it preserves ruins that reflect its Moorish origins and medieval architecture. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the castle offers expansive panoramic views of the nearby town and the coast.

The remaining structures include defensive walls and towers typical of medieval military architecture. Its elevated position provided strategic advantages during its active use and now grants wide-ranging scenic vistas. The site is open for exploration, allowing a direct encounter with historical ruins amid natural surroundings.

As part of a cultural heritage monument, the castle illustrates the region's historical significance during the Moorish period. The combination of architectural remnants and landscape views contributes to its status as an important historic and scenic landmark.