사티바‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 동굴

The castle can be considered of Muslim origin, possibly built between the 11th and 12th centuries.

Different sections of walls can be seen that delimit a double enclosure. The lower one, with an irregular polygonal plan, preserves numerous Islamic remains and forms an antewall at the foot of the main castle. Most of the lower enclosure adapts to the terrain, and you can still see some rectangular towers, which are quite damaged, as well as some previous lower defense, even more damaged. The main enclosure is almost rectangular and is located at the top of the mountain, presenting remains of walls and angular towers, which appear to date from the Christian era, manufactured in lime and stone, highlighting to the south an advanced tower with arrow slits. In this area there is a bastion with two towers. In the center of this high enclosure, there are the remains of a large tower.

Castle of Enguera 381 SHARED The Castle of Enguera rises on a hill close to the town, a place from which to enjoy beautiful views, accessible hiking routes or a nearby via ferrata of 300 meters, the Via Ferrata Fuente Godalla (on the via ferrata you can park and climb castle).

Impressive facility and fantastic views

Impressive castle that is located on one of the mountains that is surrounded by torrents and difficult to access. It has also always been called the Mora Queen's castle.

After a steep hike up you come to the lower wall entrance to the outer ring of the Castell. There is still a very steep climb up to the inner castell itself

Wonderful place worth visiting and exploring. The Castell has a unique value for the entire Valencian Community since it was once one of the strongest and strategic points of the ancient Kingdom of Valencia. Today it offers amazing views of the entire La Costera valley and you cannot miss visiting it from the inside. To get there you will travel part of the Via Augusta, an ancient and well-known route that linked Rome with Cartagena and Cádiz, running along the Mediterranean coast and crossing the Pyrenees.

It is an Almohad tower from the 13th century that was part of the defense wall of the castle of Xàtiva. Its name is due to its orientation since it is given the first rays of the sun of the day. It consists of a rectangular floor plan with its peculiar semicircular side. It has two floors and an attached cistern.