Palace of the Duques de Bejar
Its origins as Castle were linked to the construction of the walls, although diminished in the XIX century. It still today retains some square and round towers and part of the perimeter. The primitive castle had rectangular floor with towers at the corners and the references to it are dated at the end of the XIII century.
Camera Obscura
Inaugurated on January 6, 2011, the Camera Obscura is an optical instrument that moves the images in real time from outside to a space totally devoid of light inside. In its center stands a surface on which the images are projected. At the top of the tower it is installed a device made of a biconvex lens of high magnification with possibility of being rotated manually from inside 360 degrees horizontally. The beams that form the external image are captured by the lens and projected inside. Visitors, in total darkness around the inner surface of projection, in this case convex and circular to eliminate visual impairment caused by the lens, can walk through Bejar and its surroundings by the hand of the person responsible, knowing the ins and outs of the places captured by the lens. It is a walk through Bejar without leaving the tower.
史实
- 建筑学
- 土木工程
- 建造
- 宫
- 主导风格
- 再生
- 历史时期
- 近代
什么时候去参观它
时间表
- From October 1 to December 31:
- From Wednesday to Sunday: Guided tours: 10:45, 11:25, 12:05, 12:45 and 13:25 (minimum 4 pax)
- Closed: Monday and Tuesday
- From December 3 to December 7:
- From Wednesday to Sunday: Guided tours: 10:45, 11:25, 12:05, 13:25 (minimum 4 people)
- Closed: Monday and Tuesday
税率
- General 1.5 €
- Reduced 1 €
Observations: SEPTEMBER 8TH CLOSED
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Get to know the surroundings
It's happening
- only 18 April
- When?
- Soon
- Dates
- April 18, 2026
- only 25 April
- Dates
- April 25, 2026
