Cullera Castle

About

Cullera Castle, perched on the highest point of the town, is a medieval fortress that dates back to the 13th century. Built atop the remains of an older Moorish citadel, it dominates the city and the Mediterranean shoreline, offering spectacular panoramic views. The fortress was once walled and included a number of towers that still stand today. Inside the walls, visitors can explore the 19th‑century Sanctuary of the Virgen del Castillo, a notable religious landmark, and other historical features such as the Torre del Marenyet, an old watchtower that once defended the surrounding area. The site encapsulates a blend of military, religious, and cultural history that draws visitors interested in Spain’s medieval past.

Highlights

• 13th-Century Fortress
• Sanctuary of the Virgen del Castillo

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