The fort with its sharp spires was one of the castles that inspired the Walt Disney castles that can be found around the world as well as seen in their movies.
Over the years the palace became the seat of the royals of the Castile Kingdom and the Transtamara dynasty. In the 13th century, additions were made by Spanish architects working for Henry IV and John II to give it a Gothic air.
It was only in 1882 when the Castle of Segovia was finally fixed and looked like it did before the accident. 20 years to restore the damage of such an impressive fortress is quite a while if you ask me.
Finally, in 1953, the “Patronato del Alcázar” or Alcázar Trust of Segovia was entrusted with ensuring that the fortress facilities were exclusively utilized for military studies as well as opening the facility to the general public. Today the Castle of Segovia is one of the most famous monuments in the city of Segovia as well as the whole of Spain.