CASTILLO DE MESONES DE ISUELA (R)
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Description
Also so called Castle of the Luna, it was donated by Sancha of de Abiego in 1175 to the Templars who supported it up to his disappearance. The current strength that dates back to the 14th century, constructed in stone of limestone, is of rectangular form with six towers, four in the corners and other two in the center of the major sides, of different heights and plants, in which there were distributed stays of very diverse use; the set is divided in two differentiated parts, the dedicated one to the defensive action or other one the palatial residence and of services.
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Phase: Castles
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Period: 14th Century
State of conservation: Well
Situation: Mesones de Isuela (Zaragoza)
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