23. Castillo de Coca, Spain
You’ll find Castillo de Coca in Segovia in Central Spain. This castle was constructed in the 1400s. Travel experts report that it is perhaps one of the very best examples of old Spanish Mudejar brickwork. The bricks that were used in building Castillo de Coca are significantly different than normal bricks in that they are actually hardened to better withstand an enemy onslaught.
24. Karlštejn, Czech Republic
Karlštejn Castle is roughly 19 miles out of Prague. It was constructed in the mid-1300s. It was originally meant to be a safe place to store the valuable Imperial Regalia, royal treasures, holy relics, and crown jewels.
This castle had a noteworthy defense system. It is situated on a hill, has a bastion, a battlement, a moat and drawbridge, and two separate gates. It features mainly Gothic architecture.
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