Castillo del Príncipe

The Castillo del Principe stands on strategic terrain with twelve artillery towers directed toward the sea and stone staircases leading to the battlements.

Construction of the fortress began in 1740 under Francisco Llobet's direction and was completed in 1755, honoring the future King Carlos IV of Spain.

The castle received the designation of Cultural Heritage Site in 1994, requiring owners to allow public visits four days monthly for heritage preservation.

The castle remains a private residence, currently listed for sale at 4.7 million euros, limiting access to scheduled viewing appointments.

The fortress originally housed 88 soldiers and contained all necessary logistics services, featuring a moat and access bridge constructed with finely crafted stonework.

Location: Cee

GPS coordinates: 42.92863,-9.16914

Latest update: March 4, 2025 20:34