
El Castellet stands on the rocky Penya del Castellet at 1,050 meters altitude in Castell de Castells, Marina Alta, Valencia, commanding the confluence of two key valleys. This strategic Muslim fortress bears a rich Islamic heritage reflecting the region's medieval cultural landscape. The castle and its settlement witnessed significant historical events, including conquest by Jaime I and tumultuous periods following the expulsion decree, with the fortress participating in notable conflicts including the battle of Pla de Petracos. Today, the castle ruins remain a destination for those exploring Spain's historical depths, offering both archaeological significance and spectacular views of the surrounding mountainous terrain.