Best Castle Of La Mota Tours & Trips

This reconstructed medieval fortress in Medina del Campo dominates the town and its surroundings. The Castle of La Mota derives its name from its location on a lofty hill, or mota. The castle has been protected by the state since 1904 when it was designated a national monument. Today, it is also recognized as a site of cultural interest.
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FAQs about Castle Of La Mota Tours

Where is Castle La Mota located and how do I get there using public transportation?

Castle La Mota is in Alcalá de Henares, Spain - approximately 35 km northeast of Madrid. Take the Cercanías C-2 train from Atocha or Chamartín to Alcalá de Henares station. From there, walk 15 minutes or take local bus lines 0, 4, or 28 to the castle entrance. Trains run every 30 minutes; check Renfe’s schedule for weekend adjustments.

Is there an entrance fee for Castle La Mota, and are guided tours available?

Entry to Castle La Mota is free, though special exhibitions or tower access may require a small fee (around €3). Guided tours in Spanish are offered on weekends and holidays - book via the Alcalá de Henares tourist office. Audio guides in English are available on-site or through a QR code for €1.50.

What are the opening hours for Castle La Mota during winter and summer?

Castle La Mota is open Tuesday-Sunday: November-March (10:00-18:00), April-October (10:00-20:00). Closed Mondays and January 1, January 6, and December 25. Last entry is 30 minutes before closing. Hours may vary during public holidays - verify with the Alcalá de Henares City Council website before visiting.

Is Castle La Mota accessible for visitors with reduced mobility?

Limited accessibility at Castle La Mota due to historic terrain and cobbled paths. The main courtyard is reachable via ramped access from the entrance. However, the keep, battlements, and towers require climbing steep, narrow stairs. Restrooms and elevators are not available. Visitors with mobility concerns should contact the site in advance for assistance options.

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