Lestrobe Towers, Medieval castle in Dodro, Spain
Lestrobe Towers are two adjoining stone structures that rise above the rural landscape near A Coruña in Galicia. The buildings feature thick walls and compact forms characteristic of medieval fortification design.
These structures were built during the medieval period as a fortification and residence for wealthy local families. Over time they evolved from their original defensive role into a residential property for the nobility.
The towers hold a special designation as a Bien de Interés Cultural since 1994, marking their significance in Spanish architectural heritage.
Visits require advance arrangements through the local tourism office in Dodro. Weather conditions and seasonal access should be considered when planning your trip.
The towers maintain their reference code RI-51-0008843 in Spain's heritage database, documenting their architectural features and historical elements.
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