Murallas Ciclópeas de Ibros

The walls date from the 4th - 2nd centuries BC, and they are a priceless archaeological asset. They used to be a square enclosure that surrounded the whole town and the castle.

Now only one of the corners remains standing, in the north of the urban area, offering a spectacular view of the construction, with its large mortar stones, and enormous ashlars, which are almost four metres long and more than one and a half metre thick, and perfectly assembled.