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概要
ラ モタ要塞のモニュメンタル アンサンブルには、アルカラ ラ レアルの古い城壁都市があります。これと、その環境の軍事建築のさまざまな要素は、進化に関連する時間的および空間的プロセスを知り、説明するための基準点として役立ちます。 S. XIV から S. XVIII。
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- お子様は大人の同伴が必要です
- ツアー・体験全体を通してソーシャルディスタンスの確保を要請
- 公共の場ではガイドにマスク着用を義務付け
- 幼児や小さなお子様は乳母車やベビーカーに乗せることができます
- 接触を避けたチップや追加料金の支払い
- 車いす対応
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- For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time.
- If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
What To Expect
Fortaleza de la Mota
現在、ラモタの要塞の記念碑的なアンサンブルは、最初のオーダーの記念碑的なスペースになり、観光客と遺産のレベルで一流の基準になりました。飛び地の特異性とともに、主題化プロジェクトが開発され、国境の生命解釈センターが設立されました。
これらの改善と新しい機器の組み込みにより、レジャー、文化、学習、楽しみをすべて適切な歴史的厳密さと統合し、この飛び地とその訪問をフロンティア、闘争の時代への跳躍に変えた効果的なオファーになりました。しかし、文化間の共存と交換についても。これらはすべて、最新のテクノロジー、視聴覚、モデル、3D要素を使用しており、訪問をさらに魅力的にしています。
しかし、ラ・モタ要塞の並外れた記念碑的建造物は、その自然環境の美しさとともに、アンダルシアの最も魅力的な地域の文化的および景観遺産の価値を提示するための比類のない枠組みを構成しています。
これらの改善と新しい機器の組み込みにより、レジャー、文化、学習、楽しみをすべて適切な歴史的厳密さと統合し、この飛び地とその訪問をフロンティア、闘争の時代への跳躍に変えた効果的なオファーになりました。しかし、文化間の共存と交換についても。これらはすべて、最新のテクノロジー、視聴覚、モデル、3D要素を使用しており、訪問をさらに魅力的にしています。
しかし、ラ・モタ要塞の並外れた記念碑的建造物は、その自然環境の美しさとともに、アンダルシアの最も魅力的な地域の文化的および景観遺産の価値を提示するための比類のない枠組みを構成しています。
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Oustanding and sensitively restored historical treasure
Peter C, 09-10-2019
We visited from the UK, and were told that Fortaleza de la Mota was worth a visit as it had "a few holes in the ground where bodies had been". Astonishing understatement. The citadel occupies a strategically imposing location looming over the otherwise sleep town of Alcalá la Real. Difficult to approach by car (some really steep and narrow medieval streets if you go the wrong way), and an unaccountably empty car park when we got there (was it closed for the day, we wondered?)
We managed to find the casually signpostedticket office, and bought tickets, together with the obligatory mobile commentary, and puffed our way up the access ramp which winds round outside of the fort, before spilling us out onto... a hilltop city. I'm afraid I rapidly abandoned the plodding English commentary in favour of the fairly plentiful English boards explaining each part of the site.
I found the whole place enchanting. It was clear considerable scholarly effort (and money) was going into the careful restoration of most of the whole site. We were told later that the money to do this was coming from central and local government, as well as EC grants. What was most surprising was how few people visited while we were there (weekday in early October). The ticket man told us that he had sold 80 tickets that day - 80! - which was probably as many as they sell to the Alhambra Palace just down the road. If you use your imagination with hardly anyone else around, I think it's a lot easier to imagine the place in its heyday.
We came away gobsmacked, with the site itself, but also astonished that the place isn't packed. Do yourself a favour - if you like your history and archaeology low key and sensitively presented, make a detour to Alcalá la Real. You won't regret it!
We managed to find the casually signpostedticket office, and bought tickets, together with the obligatory mobile commentary, and puffed our way up the access ramp which winds round outside of the fort, before spilling us out onto... a hilltop city. I'm afraid I rapidly abandoned the plodding English commentary in favour of the fairly plentiful English boards explaining each part of the site.
I found the whole place enchanting. It was clear considerable scholarly effort (and money) was going into the careful restoration of most of the whole site. We were told later that the money to do this was coming from central and local government, as well as EC grants. What was most surprising was how few people visited while we were there (weekday in early October). The ticket man told us that he had sold 80 tickets that day - 80! - which was probably as many as they sell to the Alhambra Palace just down the road. If you use your imagination with hardly anyone else around, I think it's a lot easier to imagine the place in its heyday.
We came away gobsmacked, with the site itself, but also astonished that the place isn't packed. Do yourself a favour - if you like your history and archaeology low key and sensitively presented, make a detour to Alcalá la Real. You won't regret it!
Amazing and unexpected
NStrudwick, 30-09-2019
We were encouraged to visit Alcalá by our hotel owners. It is truly a remarkable place, visible from way off, in a spectacular location. I won't go into details, but the manner in which it has been restored is very sympathetic, and it has one huge advantage over other fortresses is that the walls etc of the mediaeval settlement are still there, so it is possible to see where the rest of society in the fortress lived. Very worth a visit.
Excellent castle
Cutar H, 05-09-2019
It's well worth a visit the castle is amazing and they do lots of events at the castle too!
Like murder mystery, escape room, Theater fireworks music shows etc...
Like murder mystery, escape room, Theater fireworks music shows etc...
Majestic fortress
Mr_Nobody_1979, 02-09-2019
Huge fortress on top of a steep hill overlooking plains of Andalusia. Convenient location not far from major highways, allows for a nice side trip. Well maintained (restorations were ongoing while we visited). Every interesting feature is well described (audio guide was complimentary with entrance ticket). There are some hidden places, in order to access small investigating skills were required. Great views from the top of the towers.
All in all, great place to visit while traveling around south west Spain.
All in all, great place to visit while traveling around south west Spain.
Wonderfully restored, a interesting day out
Pandoraspantry1, 22-05-2019
Really interesting with information in many languages via a handset. Easy to follow guide and helpful friendly staff.
Anyone could easily spend half a day exploring this wonderful gem. Excellent value for money
Anyone could easily spend half a day exploring this wonderful gem. Excellent value for money
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