Located in the Plaza de Colon, the crenelated octagonal tower has an arch attached to it which connected it to the city wall in the old days. As per the local legend, it was built on the house of a nobleman who wrongly murdered his...More

It is close to the train station and on the way in or out is worth a detour, it is also in walking distance from the roman ruins and can be included on a historical tour of the city. The building is impressive and the...More

Depending on where you are staying, the tower may be a little out of the way to get to. You can’t go up the structure and there is no signage explaining its history, which is unfortunate because it’s the story that makes it unique—A man...More

Best bit about the tower was finding a good bike shop on the way and to ogle the orbea bikes inside. The tower is just a tower but we were walking around the city anyway so used this as a northern landmark

The Torre de la Malmuerta is a landmark in the area where it is found, near the Plaza de Colon. However I did not find any door to it at all. It is named as the Tower of the Wrongly Killed. The legend is that...More

Legends apart from that are told about this tower does not seem like the most beautiful attraction in the city. It is a simple and ancient tower which rises in the middle of traffic, as I said, personally I wasn't looking for it I just...More

considering that there are so many other significant historical places, this is a minor one. Seen one, seen all.