Castell de Segart

Spain, Spain

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Castell de Segart is a 13th-century Muslim-origin fortress perched on a hilltop above the small town of Segart in the Camp de Morvedre region near Valencia, Spain.

Built as a strategic defensive outpost during the final phases of Islamic rule, it features typical robust stone walls and towers suited to the rugged terrain, later incorporated into Christian defenses after the Reconquista conquests around the mid-13th century. 

Though now in ruins, the site preserves remnants of its military architecture and offers hiking access with panoramic views, recognized as part of Spain's protected heritage amid the local natural landscape.