Castle of Torija

Discover the imposing Torija Castle!

The Castle of Torija, in the province of Guadalajara, was founded by the order of the Knights Templars in the 12th century to secure the border against the Muslim kingdoms. Its current appearance, of a square plant and Renaissance style, comes from the reforms carried out during the 15th century.

This set, including 152 pieces, will allow you to recreate one of the most emblematic fortresses of Castilla-La Mancha. It comes with a detailed mounting manual, designed for you to enjoy the construction process easily and entertainingly.

The Castle of Torija was the scene of numerous battles until the end of the Middle Ages, being contested by Spanish, Aragones and Navarros due to its strategic location. Even during the War of Independence in the nineteenth century, the castle was occupied by guerrilla troops Juan Martín Díez, the Empecinado, to stop the advance of the French troops.

Today, restored throughout the 20th century, it houses a museum dedicated to the province of Guadalajara and the region of La Alcarria, being the Castle of Torija its main sentry.

Build your own version of this historic castle and relive the most fascinating moments of Spanish medieval history from the comfort of your home!

Main features:

• Recommended age: from 4 years.
• Number of pieces (not counting extras): 152 pieces.
• Color of the pieces: Classical Marble for a high realism and red roofs.
• Parts manufactured in steel moulds with injection high quality plastic (ABS) for a perfect lace and great resistance.
• External measures: 15 x 16 x 8 cm (long x width x high) in its widest part.

These parts are 100% compatible with the old pieces of the 1960s and later EXIN CASTILLOS, which gives you even more possibilities of construction.

They're not any pieces, are NG Castles, synonymous with guaranteed quality and design. Build over and over with these pieces of high resistance, which will last in time and be enjoyed by future generations.

Rebuild the imposing Torija Castle and revive the medieval history of Guadalajara in each piece!