The name Alozaina comes from al-husayna, which means “small castle” or “small fortress,” itself a diminutive form of hisn, “castle” or “fortress.” It was conquered by Castilian troops in 1484, during the War of Granada.
All that remains of its original structures are a few vestiges woven into the urban fabric (the remains of a wall and part of a tower from the Nasrid period); it was completely rebuilt in 1951, although the reconstruction does not reflect what its original appearance may have been. It is currently used as the María Sagredo Viewpoint Park.
C. Villa n15, Alozaina —
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