The 12th-century to 14th-century medieval fortress with Roman roots

The 12th-century to 14th-century medieval fortress with Roman roots

Roman remnants in a 13th-century medieval fortress offer a glimpse into the past and a touch of the unexpected in rural Hontanar, Spain.

The Tower of Malamoneda, a medieval fortress, was built between the 12th and 14th centuries in the rural Spanish municipality of Hontanar. Roman ruins found nearby provide a glimpse into the past and a touch of the extraordinary in the present. Although it no longer serves as a refuge, it remains an intriguing sight for history buffs and travelers looking for a taste of the unexpected.

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Written by Nik Frost

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