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From the Norman period, rebuilt on a pre-existing Arab fortress system. It belonged to the Peralta family in the Aragonese era, to the De Luna family of Aragon in the Spanish era.
Castle of Count Luna (Queen Sibilla)
Ruins of the Norman-Aragonese fortress built over an Arab fort, once residence of the Luna counts (15th–16th c.), with scenic panoramic views and a distinctive double‑arch portal.
First bishop of Triocala, religious buildings built on pre-existing systems in 1721, as can be seen on the facade of the church.
Made in the 17th century.
Small church built partly in the rock, from the Byzantine era.
Ex Souls in Purgatory, from the 16th century.