Castillo de Coca

The Castillo de Coca, located in the town of Coca in Spain, dates back to the 15th century. The medieval castle is a testament to the once powerful Mendoza family, who were major powers in the region before the arrival of the Spanish. The castle is built in a fortress style, with its high walls, moat and towers, it is a symbol of the family power and an important example of Spanish medieval architecture. Inside, visitors are welcomed to explore the entrance hall, the grand saloon, the chapel, and the former bedrooms, as well as some beautiful gardens and courtyards. You can also browse through the interesting historical artifacts on display in the castle’s museum. Visiting the castle is a great way to explore the area’s past and it offers some spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. Visitors can also explore the nearby town of Coca, where you can find many quaint small boutiques and restaurants.