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This Almohad-era castle, now devoid of walls and decoration, is built on an octagonal plan atop a high crag south of the town, on a summit difficult to access. It lacks a keep, towers, and external defenses, perhaps due to its reconstruction during the Christian era, which only preserved the wall, omitting any other defensive elements beyond the rugged terrain on which it stands.

Located south of Castilblanco, this town is surrounded by ferruginous springs. Here we find an Almohad-era castle, now devoid of walls and decoration, built on an octagonal plan atop a high crag south of the town, on a summit that is difficult to access.

The Herrera del Duque Castle, located in the province of Badajoz (Extremadura), is an impressive 15th-century fortress that dominates the landscape of the La Siberia region from the top of the Sierra Chamorro. It is said that wailing sounds can be heard at night from the "Tower of Sighs," and there are legends about a hidden treasure protected by a curse.

Cerro Masatrigo is a hill located in the municipality of Esparragosa de Lares. This hill is known for its almost perfect conical shape, which has earned it the nickname "the magic mountain" It rises 501 meters above sea level and 161 meters above the surrounding terrain. After the construction of the La Serena Dam, Cerro Masatrigo became a peninsula surrounded by the waters of the reservoir.

There is an intense and pronounced climb up to this medieval castle, but from there you can visit the fortress and enjoy the views of the Extremaduran esplanades.

Herrera del Duque is a small town of Roman origin located at a strategic road junction between Badajoz and Ciudad Real and another with Córdoba and Ávila. The village is a good starting point for the hike up to the castle on the mountain above the village.

Castle from the Almohad period, devoid of walls or decoration and built on an octagonal plan on a high rock to the south of the town, on a hill that is difficult to access. This castle does not have a keep, nor does it have cubes or external defenses, perhaps as a result of its reconstruction during the Christian era, which only maintained the wall, ignoring any other defensive element beyond the rugged terrain on which it stands.

Located to the south of Castilblanco, this town is surrounded by ferruginous springs. In it we find a castle from the Almohad period, devoid of walls and decoration and built in an octagonal plan on a high rock to the south of the town, on a difficult-to-reach peak.