
Castle of Atienza
During the Middle Ages it was the Arabs who built this great citadel in the area, being one of the most impressive squar

GuadalajaraCastilla - La ManchaIdeal time to visit. Little tourist affluence foreseen.
Castle / Fortress
monumental · S. XII-XV
rock castle
Alcazaba
Andalusian origin
Walled precinct
parcial · MEDIEVAL
walls and gates
Keep tower
en pie · MEDIEVAL
main tower
Notable church
romanica fortificada · S. XII · Open to visitors
Santa Maria del Rey
Notable hermitage
Open to visitors
Santa María del Val
Remarkable main square
of Wheat
Old prison
reconvertida · S. XVI
prison for priests
Monumental gate or arch
S. XIV · Open to visitors
Arrebatacapas Arch
Historic inn
activa · Open to visitors
Posada del Cordón (visitable variable)
Romanesque gem
S. XII–XIII · Open to visitors
San Bartolomé Church (Romanesque porticoed gallery)
Gothic gem
S. XIII-XV · Open to visitors
Church of Santa María del Rey
National Historic Site
medieval village
Unique museum
×3 · Open to visitors
San Gil, Trinidad and San Bartolomé
Festival of national tourist interest
Horse
Movie village (film locations)
×4
30 coins (2020) - series - Game of Thrones (2011) - series - Lazarus of Tormes (2001) - film - The Trojan Women (1971) - film
Jewish quarter
ancient Jewry
Atienza, where the sea and medieval stone meet.
Located in the Northern Highlands of Guadalajara, Atienza is a Historic-Artistic Site of the province of Guadalajara, and a crossroads of important routes in its area: the Cid, the Rural Romanesque and Don Quixote.
The Castle, located in the highest part of the town, is the most representative monument of Atienza. Used by the Celtiberians and then by the Arabs who built a strong fortress, it was reformed by the Christians after the Reconquest. During the Middle Ages it changed hands numerous times between the ninth and eleventh centuries. It was occupied by Alfonso III, by Almanzor and by San
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During the Middle Ages it was the Arabs who built this great citadel in the area, being one of the most impressive squar

Atienza has two wall belts, of which it preserves approximately two kilometers. The innermost, from the time of Alfonso

The arch of San Juan or Arrebatacapas is a superb relic of the first wall of the town. It is of pointed arch, closing on

Organized in the 16th century, it was the most important square of the town, the Plaza par excellence, where the town ha

The primitive Romanesque church of San Juan was demolished at the end of the 16th century in order to erect a new buildi

Only the semicircular apse is preserved from the 12th century Romanesque church. The rest of the church is Renaissance,
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Atienza is located in Guadalajara, Castilla - La Mancha.
Where to stay overnight and refuel services with your motorhome in Atienza.
15 seats · Pets allowed · Managed by Atienza City Council
Area services
Picnic area with covered tables and litter garbage cans; views of the castle (illuminated at night). Mostly flat terrain but access with steep sections; motorhomes >7 m may have difficulty. Exposed to wind. According to reviews, unofficial water point next to the village health center (~500 m), not in this parking lot. Gas station and stores in the town center. Quieter alternative outside the village: Ermita de la Estrella (see second sheet). Nearest verified equipped area: Sigüenza or Medinaceli depending on route.
8 seats · Pets allowed · Managed by Atienza City Council
Area services
Very quiet rural environment; garbage can. No emptying of tanks. Medieval center ~3 km away by car. Complement to the parking of the castle if you are looking for more isolation.
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