Dosrius Castle

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Ruins of Dosrius Castle

The Dosrius Castle is a castle situated atop a hill, some 246 m above sea level, to the north of Dosrius, in Maresme. Now only ruins, it was first documented in 1114, and is a contemporary of other castles in the area, notably Burriac Castle. Until the beginning of the 15th century it belonged to the Priory of Saint Peter of Casseres.

41°35′51.54″N2°24′13.28″E / 41.5976500°N 2.4036889°E / 41.5976500; 2.4036889


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