Original Staircase

Access to the third and final floor of this tower is made through the original staircase of the building.
As you can see, it is a narrow staircase with two flights, and it is not defensive since it is not spiral. A narrow arrow-slit window provides light just where we make the turn.
If you observe the ceiling of the staircase, you can see symmetrical steps throughout. During the restoration, tests were conducted on the wall, assuming that there might be another staircase above this one. However, these tests showed that the wall was solid. The explanation for this staircase is purely aesthetic.
It is a magnificent piece of masonry work where you can spot some lapidary signs that only appear in this part of the castle. We invite you to try to find them.