Puertomingalvo

At 1,456 metres in the Maestrazgo uplands, a rocky outcrop carries Puertomingalvo and its castle, one of the best-preserved fortresses in the area and a natural lookout. Below it a tangle of narrow streets holds Levantine Gothic houses and a stone town hall from the 14th and 15th centuries, with paired windows, a carved wooden eave and a small castle interpretation centre inside.

Highlights

• The castle, recorded in 1202 under the Arabic name Avingalbón
• The Casa de la Villa, with arched doorways and paired upper windows
• The Baroque church of the Asunción y San Blas, its tower a lookout
• Portal Alto and Portalico, gateways in the old walls
• La Torre Pintada, a fortified farmhouse about five kilometres away

Summary based on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.