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Carlet — centre

The only remains of the old Palace of the Counts of Carlet, demolished in 1891 when the population expanded. It is a tower with a square base with thick walls and three superimposed windows with flat brick arches, covered by a pyramidal roof of greenish Arabic tiles. It was used as a stately prison.

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The only remains of the old Palace of the Counts of Carlet, demolished in 1891 when the population expanded. It is a tower with a square base with thick walls and three superimposed windows with flat brick arches, covered by a pyramidal roof of greenish Arabic tiles. It was used as a stately prison. The county palace was demolished in 1891 when the town was expanded. The tower, not attached to the palace, was saved from demolition and is the last remains of the Palace of the Counts of Carlet. It was used as a prison and has a square base with a pyramidal roof of greenish Arabic tile. It is located inside the patio of a home, so it is barely visible from the street. It is located on Sant Bernat i les Germanes street, Carlet.

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