• 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.