Castillo de la Mora Encantada stands as a 13th-century fortress in Salvatierra de Tormes, Spain, featuring a distinctive rectangular stone structure built with slate slabs and granite accents. Positioned at the foot of a reservoir near the Tormes River, this three-story palace once served the Counts of Carrión and the House of Alba. The castle's architectural form and riverside setting create an iconic silhouette framing the town. According to local legend rooted in Spanish folklore, the tower is associated with tales of an enchanted Moorish woman, reflecting the region's rich medieval and mythological heritage.
