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Beautiful castle ruins on top of the swamp

The fortress was originally a Muslim fort, which passed into Christian hands in 1198, remaining in the hands of the Order of Saint John in 1215, although it was conquered with the help of the Order of Santiago. Legend has it that after taking the fortress, the image of Our Lady of Peñarroya was found, venerated ever since by the residents of Argamasilla de Alba and La Solana, who share the patron saint.

Well-preserved castle located next to the reservoir of the same name. Can visit. Inside there is a small store with soft drinks, snacks, etc.

Old channel that runs parallel to Río Guadiana Viejo and that brings us water from the Peñarroya Reservoir and where depending on the time of year it brings water or not.

The fortress originated as a Muslim fort, which would pass into Christian hands in 1198, remaining in the hands of the Order of San Juan in 1215, although it was conquered with the help of the Order of Santiago. Legend has it that after taking the fortress the image of Our Lady of Peñarroya was found, venerated since then by the residents of Argamasilla de Alba and La Solana, who share the Patron Saint.

Cool singletrack trail that goes from El Castillo Peñarroya to the river. It's short but fun and you can turn it up or down without too much effort.

Peñarroya Castle has its origins as a Muslim fortress, which would pass into Christian hands in 1198. It is currently owned by the Argamasilla de Alba City Council, and is eminently touristy. During the months of April and September there are Christian activities that include pilgrimages from the towns in the area. Admission is free and it's open to the public, so check it out if you're around.

One of several small bridges in this area that help keep your feet dry when the water is flowing. There are trail markers here to keep you on track.