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Built in the 11th century. Originally tied to the Counts of Pallars, the castle played a significant role in regional history, serving as a fortification, palace, and prison. Architectural elements include Romanesque walls with cylindrical towers and Gothic features like a portal and windows. It was abandoned after a 17th-century fire and later repurposed as a cemetery. Since 1992, archaeological and restoration efforts have been undertaken to preserve its legacy. The site spans 1,934 m² at an altitude of 710 meters