
Muralles d'Ullastret are the preserved medieval walls of an ancient fortified settlement in Girona, Catalonia. These defensive structures showcase layers of construction spanning from Roman times through the medieval period, reflecting the site's strategic importance for controlling key regional routes. The walls stand as archaeological remnants of a settlement that once served as a defensive stronghold in the Girona territory. Archaeological excavations and preservation efforts have revealed insights into the settlement's defensive capabilities and social organization during different historical periods. The site offers visitors an opportunity to walk among authentic medieval and ancient fortifications, experiencing firsthand the construction techniques and strategic positioning that characterized early medieval Iberian defenses.