Castell d'Alaquàs is a Renaissance palace built in the 16th century near Valencia, representing an outstanding example of feudal palace architecture with Gothic stylistic elements. The fortress features a symmetrical rectangular layout with four corner towers equipped with battlements and a central courtyard incorporating three-centered arch cloister galleries on the ground floor. Located just eight kilometers west of Valencia's city center and designated a National Historic-Artistic Monument, the castle now functions as a cultural center hosting art exhibitions and workshops celebrating local heritage, accessible via metro with nearby cafes and amenities.
