Castillo de Dos Aguas (Torre de Vilaragut)
Of the castle of Dos Aguas, popularly called Castillo de los Moros, only the tower, a short stretch of battlemented wall and some annex structures remain. The tower has a square plan of 19 by 19 metres and is built in rammed-earth masonry. It has been listed as a Site of Cultural Interest since 2002.
Of the castle of Dos Aguas, popularly known as Castillo de los Moros, only the tower, a short stretch of battlemented wall and some annex structures remain. The tower has a square plan of 19 by 19 metres and is built in rammed-earth masonry. It was listed as a Site of Cultural Interest in 2002. The present state of the complex gives an idea of its original volume, based on the elements that have survived and on the solidity of the tower. The tower, with its square plan, is today the element that best defines the image of the former castle.
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