Castillos de Gálvez is a medieval military fortress located approximately four kilometers from the town of Gálvez in central Spain. Built as a defensive stronghold, the castle was abandoned in the 16th century and has deteriorated significantly over the centuries. Today, the ruins feature the distinctive remains of circular corner towers and other fragmented structures that provide insight into its original architectural design. The site stands as a notable example of medieval military fortification in the region, with some architectural elements possibly inspiring later palace construction in the village's main plaza.
