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Requesens Castle is an old fortress in this region of Alt Empordà. It is a medieval building that was built in the 11th and 12th centuries.

Throughout its history, Fort de Bellegarde was the scene of numerous conflicts and battles, including the wars between France and Spain, as well as the Napoleonic Wars. However, over time and with changes in political and military circumstances, its strategic importance diminished. Today, Fort de Bellegarde is a historic and tourist site. Visitors can explore its imposing walls, towers and passageways, and learn about its fascinating history through exhibits and guided tours. The fortress offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and remains a tangible reminder of the importance of border defence in European history.

@Marcus. It's very sad that you resort to editing and cropping photos that were not taken by you and pretending that you had been there in order to get points and become the leader of a region (Ceret).

It was built by the Lords of Saint Cristau, who later took the name of Montesquieu. The keep forms an imposing building with a width of 16 metres and a length of 22 metres. The castle was protected by a wall 12 m high. From the top you have a great view of the plains of the region.

Only open on weekends and only with a guided tour: 11:30 Catalan, 12:00 Spanish.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBmJM3O0kxk Do you want to take a trip through time? The guided tour of Requesens Castle will transport you to medieval times and, from the top of the hill where it is located, you will contemplate spectacular views of the Albera plain. On the way down, after the visit to the Castle, you can combine the experience with a walk among the vineyards and any of the lunch options we offer at Masia Serra. To enjoy a visit to Requesens Castle, it is essential to combine it with a lunch at Masia Serra, either à la carte or with any of the menus we offer. https://masiaserra.com/experiences-i-emocions/visita-guiada-al-castell-de-requesens/

Requesens Castle: this 11th century castle, which belonged to the counts of Rosselló, the Empúries and finally the Rocabertís, Viscounts of Peralada, was, like many others, in ruins in the 19th century. It consisted of three walled enclosures, each subdivided into two (see plan). At the end of the 19th century, the counts of Peralada, the brothers Tomàs and Adelaida de Rocabertí, rebuilt it, creating an immense building that respects its medieval appearance. As there is a monographic book about this castle, of which I am the author, I refer to this the accurate description of this complicated architectural ensemble. In the valley of Requesens, above the castle, a large rock juts out flanked by swords, it is known as "Roc de l'Atalaiador" and, although we have not found any remains, it is very likely that a tower was erected or bastida, the XI-XII centuries, related to the defense of the castle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPROZhhC_nc

You can only visit it on foot or by Jeep, they do not allow entry with your bicycle. The visit costs 5e on foot and 16 by Jeep and the duration is 1 hour and 1.39 minutes by vehicle since they take you down to the water tank of the fortress and you have a guide who explains it to you. It is currently military property