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The castle "Castillo de Almodóvar" is an impressive fortress that stands prominently on the El Redondo hill. In the 20th century, the castle was extensively restored by Rafael Desmaissières y Farina, Count of Torralva. This work gave the castle its current striking appearance, which seems very medieval, although many elements have been reconstructed. The castle was used for the filming of the series Game of Thrones. It served as the backdrop for Highgarden, the seat of House Tyrell. In October 2024, the seventh edition of the Age of Empires tournament sponsored by Red Bull took place in the castle under the name "Red Bull Wololo El Reinado".

Built around 1752, it is one of the oldest civil buildings in the city. It served as the town hall and municipal prison and originally had an entrance on Calle Padre Revuelto until the current entrance on Plaza de la Constitución was opened in 1939. In 1873, a clock was installed in the upper part, of which the dial and the top of the bell are still preserved. The mechanism can be seen in the Ángel Estévez Ethnological Collection.

The castle complex, whose origins date back to the 8th century, is remarkably well preserved and has been restored with great attention to detail.

It's really worth a visit. It feels like you can visit every little tower and many rooms. You can move around freely and it's a great place for children. With lots of "little things" the visit becomes an experience. People walk around in costumes. At one point medieval music is played. Then a legend is told and you can try your hand at being Arthur on one of the towers. And these are just a few of the great ideas. The GoT filming locations are documented in photos.

It is a very interesting Roman quarry and beautiful place

The new dam is no longer accessible, which makes it that the route can no longer be done as described. Hiking down to the lake however gives many nice views however.

Pls just note that the dam is permantly closed so this route is no longer possible as described.

Located in the Sierrezuela Periurban Park, in the place known as Cerro Gordo. Megalithic funerary monument from the age of metals, belonging to the Chalcolithic period (between 2,000 and 2,500 BC), covered gallery type