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Castell de la Trinitat is located on the Gulf of Roses, Alt Empordà comarca, Province of Girona, Catalonia, Spain. Along with the Ciutadella de Roses, it provided defenses for the town of Roses. The name comes from a chapel built in 1508, which was destroyed, along with a defense tower that stood in the area, when the castle was built, ordered by Emperor Charles V (Carlos I) in 1543. Work began on January 2, 1544 and the castle was completed in mid 1551 under the Spanish engineer Luis Pizano. In 1808, it was defended for twelve days by Royal Navy sailors and Royal Marines under the command of Captain Thomas, Lord Cochrane, supported by Catalan militia and regulars, and the damage inflicted by the besieging French and Italian artillery was compounded by an immense explosion of gunpowder bar

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  • El castell de la Trinitat és un edifici situat a l'est del nucli urbà del municipi de Roses (Alt Empordà). Es troba al Golf de Roses, a la punta de la Poncella, sobre el far, a uns 60 metres sobre el nivell del mar. El topònim prové d'una ermita bastida l'any 1508, que fou destruïda, juntament amb una torre de defensa que s'alçava a la zona, quan es construí el castell. L'emperador Carles I va manar construir-lo amb anterioritat a la construcció de la Ciutadella de Roses. Les obres s'iniciaren el 2 de gener de 1544 i s'acabaren a mitjans de 1551. L'autor del projecte fou l'enginyer castellà Luís de Pizaño. És un edifici declarat bé cultural d'interès nacional. (ca)
  • Das Castell de la Trinitat (katalanisch; spanisch Castillo de la Trinidad; etwa ‚Dreifaltigkeitsfestung‘) ist eine renovierte militärische Artilleriefestung aus dem 16. Jahrhundert in der Stadt Roses. (de)
  • Castell de la Trinitat is located on the Gulf of Roses, Alt Empordà comarca, Province of Girona, Catalonia, Spain. Along with the Ciutadella de Roses, it provided defenses for the town of Roses. The name comes from a chapel built in 1508, which was destroyed, along with a defense tower that stood in the area, when the castle was built, ordered by Emperor Charles V (Carlos I) in 1543. Work began on January 2, 1544 and the castle was completed in mid 1551 under the Spanish engineer Luis Pizano. In 1808, it was defended for twelve days by Royal Navy sailors and Royal Marines under the command of Captain Thomas, Lord Cochrane, supported by Catalan militia and regulars, and the damage inflicted by the besieging French and Italian artillery was compounded by an immense explosion of gunpowder barrels from Cochrane's frigate HMS Imperieuse, laid by him to deny the investing French control of the sea approaches to the Bay of Rosas. It was built in the shape of a five-pointed star for defence purposes. The construction is about 18–20 metres high, with thick walls, and designed to house a garrison of about 350 men. The Castell de la Trinitat was declared a Bien de Interés Cultural landmark in 1988. Derelict for nearly 200 years, it underwent restoration amounting to about 2 million euros between 2002 and 2010, and a museum was established at the site. It reopened to the public on 26 September 2010. (en)
  • El castillo de la Trinidad corona la punta que cierra la bahía interior del golfo de Rosas (provincia de Gerona, Cataluña, España). Situado en la punta de la Poncella, sobre el faro, a unos 60 metros sobre el nivel del mar. El topónimo proviene de una ermita construida en el año 1508, que fue destruida, junto con una torre de defensa que se alzaba en la zona, cuando se construyó el castillo. El emperador Carlos I mandó construirlo con anterioridad a la construcción de la Ciudadela de Rosas. Las obras se iniciaron el 2 de enero de 1544 y se terminaron a mediados 1551. El autor del proyecto fue el Capitán General de Artillería Luis Pizaño. Es Bien de Interés Cultural desde 1988.​ (es)
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  • El castell de la Trinitat és un edifici situat a l'est del nucli urbà del municipi de Roses (Alt Empordà). Es troba al Golf de Roses, a la punta de la Poncella, sobre el far, a uns 60 metres sobre el nivell del mar. El topònim prové d'una ermita bastida l'any 1508, que fou destruïda, juntament amb una torre de defensa que s'alçava a la zona, quan es construí el castell. L'emperador Carles I va manar construir-lo amb anterioritat a la construcció de la Ciutadella de Roses. Les obres s'iniciaren el 2 de gener de 1544 i s'acabaren a mitjans de 1551. L'autor del projecte fou l'enginyer castellà Luís de Pizaño. És un edifici declarat bé cultural d'interès nacional. (ca)
  • Das Castell de la Trinitat (katalanisch; spanisch Castillo de la Trinidad; etwa ‚Dreifaltigkeitsfestung‘) ist eine renovierte militärische Artilleriefestung aus dem 16. Jahrhundert in der Stadt Roses. (de)
  • Castell de la Trinitat is located on the Gulf of Roses, Alt Empordà comarca, Province of Girona, Catalonia, Spain. Along with the Ciutadella de Roses, it provided defenses for the town of Roses. The name comes from a chapel built in 1508, which was destroyed, along with a defense tower that stood in the area, when the castle was built, ordered by Emperor Charles V (Carlos I) in 1543. Work began on January 2, 1544 and the castle was completed in mid 1551 under the Spanish engineer Luis Pizano. In 1808, it was defended for twelve days by Royal Navy sailors and Royal Marines under the command of Captain Thomas, Lord Cochrane, supported by Catalan militia and regulars, and the damage inflicted by the besieging French and Italian artillery was compounded by an immense explosion of gunpowder bar (en)
  • El castillo de la Trinidad corona la punta que cierra la bahía interior del golfo de Rosas (provincia de Gerona, Cataluña, España). Situado en la punta de la Poncella, sobre el faro, a unos 60 metros sobre el nivel del mar. El topónimo proviene de una ermita construida en el año 1508, que fue destruida, junto con una torre de defensa que se alzaba en la zona, cuando se construyó el castillo. Es Bien de Interés Cultural desde 1988.​ (es)
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