Florejacs Castle retains the old square watchtower along with the rest of the fortification, located in a commanding position, from where there is a fascinating view of the surrounding lands and villages. The entrance doors reveal some of the beauty that we can see inside the castle and its excellent state of preservation: the Cardinal's Room, the Sanllehi Room – along with all the belongings left as an inheritance –, the Long Hall, the Armory, and, of course, the wine cellar, the dungeon, the secret passage…

The earliest documented records of the castle date back to the 11th century. The medieval castle was built by Arnau Mir de Tost on the site of an older fortress. The castle has always been owned by the same family, currently the Jaumandreu-Balanzó family.

The castle consists of a 16th-century manor house attached to the old town walls and with a beautiful medieval tower. Thanks to its ornamentation and furnishings, its interior is a true three-level museum: the ground floor, where we find the stables, the wine cellar, the dungeon, and other rooms; the main floor, with a living room, a beautiful bedroom, and the dining room; and the upper floor, with several bedrooms.

For curious visitors: the collections room, with an interesting array of objects from various eras; access to the secret passageway; and the weapons collection.