Castillo de los Murones
Remains of the castle of Islamic origin that crowns the town, on the left bank of the Turia river. It preserves the incomplete quadrangular tower, sections of rammed earth wall and two cylindrical crenellated towers with embrasures. It remains in a state of ruin, with the cistern as the only standing unit. Its origin is probably dated to the 12th century, during the reign of Ibn Mardanish.
Remains of the castle of Islamic origin that crowns the town, on the left bank of the Turia river. It preserves the incomplete quadrangular tower, sections of rammed earth wall and two cylindrical crenellated towers with embrasures. It remains in a state of ruin, with the cistern as the only standing unit. Its origin is probably dated to the 12th century, during the reign of Ibn Mardanish. It preserves the incomplete quadrangular tower, sections of the wall and two crenellated cylindrical towers. Its initial origin is Islamic; It remains in a state of ruin with the cistern as the only standing unit. It could date from the 12th century, reign of Muhammad ibn Mardanish.
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