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The thirteenth-century wall of Mirambel is the most complete and preserved of the Maestrazgo, practically intact. The Portal de las Monjas stands out for its decoration with plaster latticework. Emblematic access to the walled enclosure, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest and winner of the Europa Nostra Restoration Award.
Monumental three-storey building with an Aragonese gallery-monastery. It houses the Gothic jail and the Plenary Hall. It is a reference of the civil patrimony of the medieval town of Maestrazgo Teruel.
Gothic convent founded in 1564, with an attached church. It is part of the religious heritage of Mirambel. The Tourist Office and Interpretation Center of the Architectural Heritage of Maestrazgo offers guided tours of the convent.
Baroque parish church. Main religious building of Mirambel's historical set, integrated in the medieval jewel of the Maestrazgo.
Square with stately palaces of Aragonese architecture: three-story buildings with semicircular arched galleries. Heart of the historic center of Mirambel.
Hermitage with altarpiece of the XVIII century, baptismal font of the XVII and decoration with sgraffito. It is part of the religious and monumental heritage of the town.
Mirambel Castle was a medieval fortress built by the Knights Templar in the 13th century to protect this strategic border town on the frontier with the former Muslim kingdom of Valencia. Over the course of its history, it passed into the hands of the Order of St. John and was gradually transformed into a residence. It sustained significant damage during the Carlist Wars and was eventually demolished in the 1950s. Today, the preserved ruins allow visitors to imagine the defensive importance of this site, which is part of one of the best-preserved historic complexes in Aragon.
