Castell de Llagostera

Llagostera, Spain, Spain

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Castell de Llagostera is a 13th-century fortress dominating the historic center of Llagostera town in Selva comarca, Girona province, Catalonia, Spain, with possible earlier Iberian, Roman, or Visigothic origins on the site.

Originally controlled by the Counts of Barcelona, it evolved in the 14th-15th centuries into a formidable complex with multiple enclosure walls and surviving towers built from durable sandstone and granite, anchoring the town's defensive silhouette alongside the Gothic Sant Feliu church.

 Recognized as a Cultural Asset of National Interest, this well-preserved medieval landmark defines Llagostera's urban identity amid its cork industry heritage and natural surroundings between the Gavarres and Ardenya massifs.