A wonderful vew from my window. It´s eight o´clock in the morning and the day is starting. In the environment floats an orange blosson odor. In front of me, I can see a muslim castle, the same castle that many centuries ago Ibn Mardanis (Wolf King for christian people) built at the top of a hill. The castle is called "Monteagudo" because this name is the same that the village is placed at the bottom of the castle. In the midle of the XII century was an important fortification , also it was the summer palace and after the christian conquest it became the residence of the christian governors until XIV century. The "hisn" or fortress layout is adapted to the terrain, approaching the possible defensive elements of the hill. It is divides into two diferent parts, one surrounding the lower rocky part of the hill, with twelve rectangular and square towers and several water-tanks, and the other one which is the proper castle, without a tower keep or an inner ward. In this part there are five turrets, characterized by the proximity between them, and the similarity to the walls, jutting out just a little bit from the general layout of the walls. At the top of the fortress there is an other important aspect in the scenery, an impressive sculpture of Christ or Sacred Heart that crowns it, which measures fourteen meters. Now a days it´s only a part of decoration in the scenery because the fortress is ruinous.