Castillo de Santa Catalina

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Castillo de Santa Catalina is a historic seaside fortress in Cádiz, Spain, built in the late 16th century to defend the city and now used as a cultural and exhibition space.

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Label Occurrences
Castillo de Santa Catalina canonical 4

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf castle
cultural venue
fortress
architecturalStyle military architecture
builtFor defense of Cádiz
category Castles in Andalusia
Coastal fortifications in Spain
Forts in Spain
Tourist attractions in Cádiz
constructionEnd early 17th century
constructionStart late 16th century
country Spain
currentUse cultural programming venue
museum-like space
era Spanish Golden Age
hasFeature bastions
chapel
courtyard
ramparts
sea-facing walls
hasFunction coastal defense
cultural center
defensive fortress
exhibition space
hasViewOf Atlantic Ocean
Cádiz coastline
heritageStatus cultural heritage site
historic monument
locatedIn Andalusia
Cádiz
linked to: Cadiz

Europe
Iberian Peninsula
locatedNear Castillo de San Sebastián
La Caleta beach
locatedOn Bay of Cádiz
seaside
material stone
openToPublic yes
ownedBy Municipality of Cádiz
region Province of Cádiz
linked to: Cádiz Province
significance protection of Cádiz from naval attacks
tourism popular sightseeing site in Cádiz
usedFor art exhibitions
concerts
cultural events
public visits
temporary exhibitions

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

City walls of Cádiz hasPart Castillo de Santa Catalina
Old Town of Cádiz hasFortification Castillo de Santa Catalina
La Caleta beach adjacentTo Castillo de Santa Catalina
La Caleta beach hasViewOf Castillo de Santa Catalina