Houses the Living Museum of Al-Andalus, ideal to understand the coexistence of the three cultures.
Why it matters
It defended the south end of the Roman Bridge and now hosts the Living Museum of Al-Andalus, ideal to understand the three-cultures coexistence.
What to look for
Climb to the terrace: the view of the Roman Bridge with the Mezquita behind is one of the best in the city.
History
Built by the Almohads in the 12th century to defend the southern end of the bridge.
Tips
Climb to the terrace for a 360° view of the old town.
Combine it with
Right before or after crossing the Roman Bridge.
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