Almudaina Palace

Originally an Arab fortress, the palace was transformed into a Gothic-style royal residence. It has served as an official summer residence of the Spanish royal family and holds significant historical importance as both a defensive alcazar and a palace. The site includes grand rooms and gardens, reflecting its dual function as a royal home and fortress. It operates as a museum and cultural site, offering both guided and self-guided tours that focus on its rich history and architecture. The palace is recognized as a National Monument, emphasizing its cultural and architectural value.