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Torre de las Bóvedas

A sixteenth-century watchtower near the Roman baths gives the Guadalmina coast a second historical layer, visible as a short exterior stop.

Torre de las Bóvedas

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The tower takes its name from the nearby vaulted Roman remains, but belongs to a much later coastal defence network. Its tapering circular body and raised entrance illustrate the standard watchtower form. Compare these features with the baths while keeping their separate periods and functions clear.

What to look for

  • Circular tapering watchtower
  • Raised entrance facing east

Useful to know

  • Plan for an exterior view; ask the site directly before relying on an interior visit.

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Outdoor visit · 5–10 min

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