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Small town located at the foot of Sierra Morena, between the Guadalimar and Montizón rivers. Framed in a landscape of olive groves. The most outstanding monument of the town is the Castillo San Esteban of which only a watchtower remains.

A small town located in the foothills of Sierra Morena. The castle of Cerro de la Virgen stands on a hill overlooking the town below. Only a few elements remain of the castle, a tower, a tunnel with access to the vaulted castle and a demolished tower. The origins of the castle of Vilches are uncertain. The hill of the castle was continuously populated since Iberian times.

Military construction built in the 12th century, during the Islamic period. It is located 500m above sea level, in a strategic location to visually control the Guadalimar river plain, the old Heracleian route and the surroundings of Cástulo.

Fortification built in the 13th century, although due to the defensive pre-eminence that the hill occupies in the entire region of La Loma, it must have been a place encased by all civilizations since time immemorial.

Fortification built in the 13th century, although due to the defensive pre-eminence that the hill occupies in the entire region of La Loma, it must have been a place encased by all civilizations since time immemorial.

Military construction built in the 12th century, during the Islamic period. It is located 500m above sea level, in a strategic location to visually control the Guadalimar river plain, the old Heracleian route and the surroundings of Cástulo.

Construction of the Berber castle began in the 11th and 12th centuries and was completed in the 13th century under Christian influence. Today you can see some of its original walls. The rest of the castle has been disappearing over time as a result of water seepage and erosion.