- More than 800 metres up, crowning the town of Cazorla, stands La Yedra Castle.
- It dates from the 11th century, when the Muslims built the fortress on the remains of Roman fortifications.
- After the Christian conquest in 1232, the castle was altered and enlarged many times.
- Above it all stands the keep, whose square plan has also earned it the name of the “Castle of the Four Corners”.
- It is now in perfect condition and houses the Museum of Arts and Customs of the Upper Guadalquivir.
La Yedra Castle
More about this place…
Cazorla enjoys a spectacular setting, surrounded by great mountains and crowned by the splendid La Yedra Castle. This fortress of Arab origin stands out for its sobriety and excellent state of preservation. Its keep takes the leading role, rising more than 30 metres, with walls 4 metres thick. An essential visit, the castle now houses the Museum of Arts and Customs of the Upper Guadalquivir.
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