Sabada castle, Sabada, Aragon, Spain

Sabada castle, built in the 13th century, aerial view, in Sabada, Aragon, Spain. It is thought that Sancho VII of Navarre may have had the original castle built in the 12th century, which was then later rebuilt. This is a border castle between Aragon and Navarre, the border between the christian and muslim kingdoms in Spain. It has 7 square towers, an internal courtyard with a large rainwater tank and a Cistercian chapel of the Order of Malta, and 2 large halls. Picture by Manuel Cohen

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