Castillo de Alcalá la Real

The Castillo de Alcalá la Real is a medieval defensive enclosure that dominates the town of Alcalá la Real. Sources indicate the structure dates to the 13th–14th centuries while incorporating some older elements; it occupies a notable elevation of approximately 1,029 metres. The castle was declared a Bien de Interés Cultural monument in 1993, reflecting its cultural and historical importance in the region. The provided documents (a Wikipedia entry and a general CIA historical supplement) establish the site's identity, dating, elevation, function as a defensive enclosure, and heritage designation. The supplied materials do not contain any accounts of hauntings, apparitions, sounds, named spirits, local supernatural traditions, or investigative explanations. No visitor-access status or detailed condition report is included in the excerpts provided.