Coca Castle

About Coca Castle

Coca Castle's peach-hued brick walls and elaborate battlements showcase the pinnacle of Mudéjar Gothic style. The Castle of Coca is a stunning deviation from the norm: unlike most European castles built of stone, Coca is constructed almost entirely of brick, in a Mudéjar style that fuses Gothic architecture with Islamic design. Built in the 15th century by Archbishop Fonseca (with royal permission from King Enrique IV), this castle was as much a status symbol as a fortress. Its walls form a formidable double enclosure with a deep dry moat and multiple polygonal towers.

Visitor Information

This popular castle offers unique experiences for all visitors. Located in the heart of Segovia, it showcases the best of Castile and León's cultural offerings.