Late Mediaeval tower

Boabdil Tower and the walled enclosure

The Military order of Calatrava built a large tower on the site of a former Al-Andalus fortress. The last Nasrid king of Granada, Boabdil “el Chico” was imprisoned there for some months.

Bujaco Tower

Calahorra Tower

It was built by Henry II of Trastámara as a means of defence against his brother Peter I (Peter the Cruel). It lies on what was once an Arabian castle.

Canyamel Tower

The tower has a square floor plan and Gothic architecture, and is one of the most singular buildings of its kind in Europe and unique in Majorca. Standing 23 metres tall, it served as a refuge for the townspeople and a defence for the Canyamel valley.

Caracol Tower

Castrojeriz Tower

Torre del Clavero Tower

La Cuadra Tower

Fernán González Tower

Dos Moreno Tower

Ercilla Tower

Declared a National Monument. Since 1948 it has housed the Fisherman's Museum.

Los Escipiones tower

Espantaperros Tower

Los Estrada Tower

Freestanding Cathedral Tower

Tower of Hercules (Segovia)

San Esteban church tower

Tower of the church of Santa María

The tower of the parish church of Utebo is popularly known as the 'Tower of Mirrors' thanks to the reflection produced by its 8,000 ceramic tiles.

Torre del Infantado tower

This stately and solid tower was the ancestral home of Íñigo López de Mendoza, Marquis of Santillana, and of his descendants from the ducal house of El Infantado.

Luzea Tower

Malmuerta Tower

According to popular legend the name comes from a vengeful husband who killed his wife because he believed her to be an adulteress, when the truth of the matter was that she was not.

Mangana Tower

Mudéjar tower and surroundings of the San Miguel Tower