Castillo-palacio de Alacuás

Today: Castillo-palacio de Alacuás, Alacuás

Place: Valencia
Kind: Palace
Built: 16th century
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Not checked

The manor house of the Aguilar family, built in the 16th century on an earlier building, with four crenellated towers, coffered ceilings and tilework that herald the Renaissance. Jaime García de Aguilar took possession of the lordship in 1501. One tower was pulled down in 1928 and rebuilt in the restoration finished in 2007; it is now a cultural centre.

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