Recinte emmurallat de Benassal
Known as Las Murallas, with the towers d'en Garcés, de la Presó and Redona, it is a site of cultural interest by generic declaration. Its ministerial annotation is RI-51-0010792, dated 3 June 2002, and the complex is also known as the Fortress of Benassal.
The walled enclosure of Benassal is popularly known as Las Murallas and also as the Fortress of Benassal. The complex includes the towers d'en Garcés, de la Presó and Redona, which form part of its defensive image. It is declared a site of cultural interest through a generic declaration, with ministerial annotation RI-51-0010792, dated 3 June 2002. The name fortress underlines the military character the enclosure once had, while the name Las Murallas refers directly to the walls that closed the town. Today the complex remains a reference point for the town's historic heritage and its urban fabric.
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