What to see in Autonomous community Andalusia

The citadel of Carmona ("Alcazar de Arriba" or "Upper Fortress") was formerly the principal fortress of Pedro of Castile (1350–1369). The fortress is now in ruins but the citadel palace is now a luxurious Parador....

Castillo de San Miguelis is main tourist attraction of Almunecar. It stands above the village. The castle is built on the base of Moorish fortress after the Christians re-took Almunecar from the Moors around 1489, but there  was a fortress since the Roman era....

The castle in Salobrena has Moorish origin. It is situated at the summit of the hill near the village and is surrounded on 3 sides by steep rock faces. From there visitors can see stunning views to the Costa Tropical coast and to the mountains of the Sierra Nevada in the far distance. The present...

The Castle is situated on a hill near Aracena (province of Huelva). It was built in 13th Century on base of a Moorish fortress. There is also a church near by (Church of Nuestra Senora de los Dolores) that has been converted from a mosque. The castle is now in ruins....

This 13th century castle stands on a ridge near village of Santa Olalla del Cala. The fortress was built by the Christians to defend the area from the Portuguese. Its battlements are reminiscent of Moorish castles. Below stands the splendid Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion with its Gothic ...

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This castle was built in 13th Century on hill near current city of Cortegana by Sancho IV to defend the area from the Portuguese. The fortress is perfectly preserved. It is rectangular in shape with towers and a two storey keep. It has a small parade ground and there is a well preserved underground...

This relic of the Moorish occupation was constructed probably around the XI-th century as a military fortress on top of hill top near village of Frigiliana. The citadel took up a surface area of 4000m2. In 1569 there were played the final bloody scenes of the Battle of the Rock of Frigiliana, ...