This is an impressive honey-stoned troglodyte house built within large cave shelters. Its relatively modest exterior disguises the space within, which is decorated in a grand style, with original medieval furniture and tapestries.
Its front was built in the 14th century but its windows were not put in until the 16th century. It served as a strong fortification against attack. It also houses a well-known exhibition on the history of torture, with examples of instruments.
Read our review of a trip to this unusual fort here.
