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A place to discover, a beautiful immersion in the past. Plan on 2 hours for the visit. The children were very interested (4, 6, and 14 years old) Very well-maintained site. Very pleasant personal welcome.

2026. They are prohibiting our entry because we have a dog with us. Can someone give me a single reason why dogs are not allowed? Ladies and gentlemen!! Dogs do not make a mess, nor do they paint on the walls "Pepe was here". It is a matter of civility and that is what people with or without a dog lack.

I spent a few days visiting various towns in the province of Jaén and partially following the route of the castles and battles. After visiting several, I passed through Alcalá la Real to visit the fortress, and frankly, I was impressed. I decided to leave the car in the village and walk up, a tough test, I bought the ticket, 8 €, and entered freely. Simply spectacular. It dominates the entire hill, and everything I saw is magnificent. Access doors, walls, the church, the enormous amount of remains of buildings both in the military and civil areas, the alcazaba, all amazed me. It is very well marked and crossed by walkways, so the route is followed in a very easy logic, and you discover rooms, undergrounds, and nooks where you least expect it. In summary, when I realized it, I had been walking for almost three hours, and I didn't even notice. It is, by far, what I enjoyed the most about my trip, and with the ticket, you can visit the museum located in the village, in the abbey palace, which is also very interesting. The village is also worth seeing.

Visit to do if you go from Granada to Cordoba. Via the national highway, we quickly spot this castle perched on a hill. There are very nice rooms to discover and the view from the towers is beautiful. Many parts are openly accessible and allow you to discover the bowels of this walled city. To do! Can be done with a stroller and children!

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Fortaleza de la Mota is a perfect example of how history should be transmitted. The visit includes illustrations showing how the buildings looked originally, a 15-minute video about the history of the fortress and the town, 3D representations of some areas as they were in the 16th century, written information throughout the site, and a digital audio guide included in the ticket price. And it's a beautiful place!! All this for just 8€, which also gives access to the Archaeology Museum in the town. This is how history should be taught and experienced: complete, engaging, and interactive. Alhambra could learn a lot from Fortaleza de la Mota...

I've seen places full of people who weren't worth it. Instead this fortress has surprised me for good. I didn't expect how well organized everything is, with free audio guide and everything very well signposted and explained. I think it is mandatory to stop if only to visit this wonder. It has left me very good feelings and the place is amazing and they are still in the works to continue expanding it. RECOMMENDED 100x100 CONGRATULATIONS!! on this restoration and how well maintained everything is.

The application that plunges us in real time into the streets of the past with the foundations of the houses that come to life!

It has been a wonderful experience and we are in the middle of a heatwave. It is a pleasure to be able to walk through what is now and thanks to the QRs see how it went. Everything looks great. All the audiovisuals are interesting but the church one is... super interesting and very emotional. What we've lost, for a change, to the wars. The number of burials and cisterns that can be seen. That said, a wonder many could learn to teach our past.

I recommend your visit and make it either with guide or if you can not with audio guide. It's awesome and it's getting better and better. Very well maintained, everything very clean and a fantastic and free parking. Too bad the day we went was very hot and we could not stay as long as we would have liked. Perfect place to have a panoramic view of the city and appreciate all its beauty. With the entrance to the motte then you have included the visit to another monument the abbey palace that is below in the city.

This was a stop on the route between Granada and Jaen, and the fortress was much better than expected. For one thing the views from the top over the surrounding countryside are great. For another, the combination of 'restored' and 'under restoration' gave good insight into how archeological digs are done, and how restoration is done. The tower and the church were fun to explore, especially the elevated walkways in the tower area (but you will need to climb a few steps to get full benefit of that). The audio guide is exceptional, giving an excellent runthrough of the history for this complex. All in all, a great experience.

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