Fortaleza o Castillo de Fahala

It was a Nazari walled enclosure located on the outskirts of the town and situated on high plain of strategic area. It served as a grain silo from the numerous mills that used the force of the water of the river Fahala.

Today remains of walls, ceramics, tiles and bricks can be seen, and the city council, which acquired the land in 2006, there is now an archaelogical and architectual project to enhance the monument.

At the beginning Sanguino brook, which legend has it that has it´s name by the blood shed during the battle of the Reconquista.

It was a Nazari walled enclosure located on the outskirts of the town and situated on high plain of strategic area. It served as a grain silo from the numerous mills that used the force of the water of the river Fahala.

Today remains of walls, ceramics, tiles and bricks can be seen, and the city council, which acquired the land in 2006, there is now an archaelogical and architectual project to enhance the monument.

At the beginning Sanguino brook, which legend has it that has it´s name by the blood shed during the battle of the Reconquista.