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Castillo de Castilnovo

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comarcal 205 carretera Street km 15, ES, Segovia 40318

56.66

comarcal 205 carretera Street km 15, ES, Segovia 40318

56.66

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Castilnovo Castle is a Muslim castle located in the County of Castilnovo, province of Segovia (Spain), known for having belonged and been inhabited by Constable Álvaro de Luna, by Juan Pacheco, Marquess of Villena, by the Catholic Monarchs, by the Velasco (Counts of Castilnovo), among others.Located between Villafranca and Valdesaz and very close to Sepúlveda, surrounded by a forest of holm oaks, elms, poplars and junipers. The estate has an area of 100 hectares.The Castle has several spaces with different capacities for weddings and events. It has 20 double or triple rooms. Two covered salons, an interior patio, a large terrace and gardens to celebrate your perfect wedding.

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Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Good for kids

Getting tickets in advance recommended

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Wed, Apr 1, 2026

4.2

This location offers a unique experience with its beautiful castle and surroundings. The staff is generally friendly and accommodating, especially for events like weddings. The facilities are well-maintained and suitable for various occasions, with spaces for different capacities. However, it seems that not all visitors can access the castle without prior reservations, which can be inconvenient.Some visitors have appreciated the historical and artistic aspects of the castle, including the library and various collections. The staff is often praised for their helpfulness and knowledge. However, there have been some issues with cleanliness and the overall value for the price paid.Overall, this location is a good choice for those interested in history and culture, but it may not be suitable for those looking for a more relaxed or flexible experience.The only issue to note is that reservations are often required, which can limit spontaneity and accessibility for some visitors.