This imposing cathedral, commissioned by James I of Aragon in 1229, was built on the site of an old Arab mosque.
Its perfectly formed round design containing three turrets, makes this castle unique in Spain.
The citadel was built by the Moors and remained a Moor stronghold for around 200 years.
Built in the 15th century as a trading centre for merchants, it is one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture on the island.
These baths harp back to a mystical Byzantine period when the Moors ruled over Spain.
A homage to Spain's cultural and historical past built by architect Fernando Goitia.
