Santa Barbara Castle provides many outdoor and indoor film locations. The fortress was originally Arab and it served as a prison during the Spanish Civil War. It provides a fantastic setting to shoot historical or war scenes, for example. It also has spectacular panoramic views, due to its height and proximity to the sea. SANTA BARBARA CASTLE INTERIOR The castle’s interior is divided into three clearly distinct ramparts. The first rampart is the tallest and corresponds to the former Keep, one of the oldest remnants of the entire fortress, with foundations from the eleventh to thirteenth centuries. This compound is formed by the Stronghold of the Englishmen, as well as other dependencies: The Military Engineers’ Barracks, the Hall of Nobles, formerly used as a hospital, the Governor’s House, the Cisterns and the recently restored dungeons. The intermediate rampart constitutes the biggest set of dependencies completed in 1580: Room of Phillip II, the former Troop Corps. The lower rampart includes the Revellín del Bon …