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It towers above Sant Mori, a small medieval village perched on a hill, in a country location in the "Alt Empordá". From its gothic windows you can see across the entire Empordá plain. Maybe it was for this reason that Queen Joana Enriquez of Navarra and Aragon chose this unique location as her residence during the civil war of 1462-1472. Within these noble walls the queen organised festivities in order to win supporters to her cause. She also called together the parliament in an attempt to end the conflict.
A story that still remains within these impenetrable walls, but nowadays with an enhanced appearance.
After undergoing impecable renovation the castle doors are opened for lodging.
Distributed on three floors, it provides thirteen beautifully furnished rooms complete with bath, a salon featuring an impressive chimney, a dining room, office, kitchen and gamesroom.
In the garden terrace a swimming pool awaits you. It´s the perfect place to disconnect from the world and recharge your batteries.
DISTANCES
- Beach: 15/20 minutes drive: L´Escala, Sant Martí d´Empuries, Gulf of Roses, etc.
- Figueres, the heart of "Alt Ampurdá" is the most important city and it is not far from Sant Mori. Salvador Dali was born in Figueres. You can visit the museum, his house (in Cadaqués) and the Castle of Púbol, the Gala´s Kingdom (Dalí gave it to her in 1970).
- Barcelona city: 1h 45 minutes drive
- French border: 20 minutes
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