Lovely monument with breathtaking surroundings. - Although I don't morally support the idea of Christopher discovering America,the place was a piece of art and a combination of puzzles that need solving.but our lovely bubbly lady guide Cynthia knew how to make the tour extremely interesting. And I appreciate the fact that a family from our group booked the wrong date but she was very understanding and welcome them in our group.it was a very interesting place to see.and the view from up top are amazing.the ivory for vultures is a nice bonus and being able to enjoy a can of Guinness while enjoying the views is a one off .

Hi ho hi ho it's off to the Castillo we go.. - We spotted this from the top of the hill and decided to walk down. It cost 3 euros each to enter and spend time there. You can take some nice photos. They give you a qr code doc to use at each point to give you information. Take in the view. There is a cafe for refreshments.

Enjoyable and interesting visit, but do not pay for the children, take your entrance part - The visit great, enjoyable and interesting. Cintia knew what she was talking about and very nice. What I didn't think was right is that knowing that the reservation was with 2 children, one of them 5 years old, also charge the guided tour, but otherwise I advise without hesitation.

The guide made it an... - The guide made it an interactive experience from start to finish. Along with such great knowledge of the subject matter.

Great! - Great visit despite the strong heat! The guide was very patient and invested, the bar also offers delicious iced drinks!

Interesting guided tour - Interesting guided tour. We got information we wouldn’t have got on our own. The castle was quirky and very interesting.

Interesting. - Interesting and curious. Fun to spend some time and see something different. The story is very peculiar and curious It has relatively easy parking

Nice little day trip. - We walked up to this monument, from our apartment, by the water. It was a lovely walk, and it was a nice little castle. We thought it was really nice and cheap day experience. The castle was fun to watch. We paid with a visa card and got printed a guide in Danish. Then you could go around and find the numbers on the paper and read about it. It became a small treasure hunt for our 6-year-old son.

Not a real castle - This is not a real castle. More of a monument. The tour was well guided and the girl did her best to make a very mediocre “castle” as interesting as possible. The snack bar was pretty cool, but this “castle” seemed more like a prop that you might see at a nice playground for children.

20th century monument dedicated to Columbus discoveries - If you are a history lover, be aware that Castillo de Colomares is a monument built in 1980s-1990s by an enthusiast doctor who wanted to pay a tribute to Christopher Columbus and his discoveries. Although a perfect background for social media-posted pictures, there is no real history in it and it has nothing to do with C. Columbus.