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Montiel Castle, also known as the Star Castle, is one of the most important historical sites in Castile-La Mancha. Built by the Arabs in the 9th century, under the name of Munt-Yil, it was part of the defense of the Islamic territory against the Christian advance. It was conquered by the Christians in 1227, after a long siege, and passed into the hands of the Order of Santiago, who made it the center of the Commandery of Campo de Montiel. The Tragedy of Montiel (1369) occurred here, where King Peter I of Castile was assassinated by his brother Henry of Trastámara, with Bertrand Duguesclin famously saying: "I neither remove nor appoint a king, but I help my lord." It is currently in a state of partial ruin, but excavations and guided tours are taking place.

Small population center that is located in the south of the province and one of the main points is its tower, called Ben Yucef Castle and which by its name seems to be of Arab origin.

At one end of the town of Albaladejo is its castle which is together with the church of Santiago Apóstol. The walls are still there and can be visited!

From the lower part of the hill where the Castillo de Albaladejo is located, we can find good views of the town as a whole.

Situated on a formidable hill, Montiel Castle was built by Muslim rulers in the 9th century. Today only ruins of the once dominated castle remain. Access if it is free, if you want to go up and see the incredible views.

The Church of Santiago Apóstol was built during the 13th century by the knights of the Order of Santiago after the conquest of Albaladejo from the Muslims.

Perched on top of a hill that dominates the surrounding landscape and the access to the city, the ruins of the fortified castle of Albaladejo are a memory of the past. Originally dating from Roman times, it was conquered by Muslim rulers and later retaken by Christians. The castle is free to visit.