What you'll hear inside Belmonte Castle:

• 1
  Hall of Ambassadors / Chapel

  The Sala de Embajadores, or chapel, stands as the castle's finest room, renowned for its artistic richness.

• 2
  Patio de Armas

  The Patio de Armas at Castillo de Belmonte is an unusual triangular courtyard, a rarity in Castilian military architecture.

• 3
  Ronda Walkway

  The Camino de Ronda is a walkway running along the top of the fortress between crenellations and towers, allowing you to traverse the entire castle perimeter.

• 4
  Medieval Bestiary

  The Medieval Bestiary is an exceptional collection of stone-carved figures housed in the chapel, or Hall of Ambassadors, within the castle—attributed to architect Juan Guas.

• 5
  Calabozo

  The calabozo is one of the accessible spaces within Belmonte Castle and can be visited alongside the courtyard and keep tower.

• 6
  Door of the Field

  The Puerta del Campo is one of three gateways in the outer artillery barrier of Castillo de Belmonte, serving as the principal entrance to the fortified enclosure surrounding the fortress.

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  Gate of the Pilgrims

  The Puerta de los Peregrinos is one of three gateways through the artillery fortifications of Castillo de Belmonte, positioned between towers T2 and T3 on the inner side of the walls facing the town.

• 8
  Trebuchet Park

  Trebuchet Park in Cuenca is the world's largest collection of full-scale working siege machines, housing 40 fully operational pieces across four themed areas: Christendom, the Islamic world, the…