Olite

A provincial town of Navarre in northern Spain, Olite was discovered between 621 - 631 by the Visigoth King of Hispania. Five centuries later, Olite was formerly introduced to the rest of Spain and charted as a town. Famed for its fairy-tale like castle, the Royal Palace of Olite was once the home of Charles III, the Noble King of Navarre. The king shared his grandeur lifestyle to the town erecting many courtyards and hanging gardens where exotic animals like giraffes and lions roamed.