CASTILLO DE MONTALBÁN (R)
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Description
Castle constructed in the 13th century by the Templars, on an Arabic strength of which still remains stay in his interior, though his origin would be Roman and later visigodo. Placed on an elevation of the area, protected largely to more than 10 meters of height on the river Torcón and protected by ravines and a pit in the rest it is a great protected area for crenellated walls with quadrangular towers. The access in the south side, it is formed by two by two doors protected by enormous towers albarranas of pentagonal plant.
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Phase: Castles
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Period: 13th Century
State of conservation: Deficient
Situation: San Martin de Montalbán (Toledo)
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