Description
About five kilometres from Peal de Becerro, near the extraordinary Iberian tomb of Toya, an impressive tower as a historic milestone of the Toya castle is maintained. The tower dominates the hill, has a square floor, is decoded and, as a result of the expolio, has been losing carved stones.
In its interior, half-barrel vaults covering the rooms are preserved and, on the outside, the arrangement of the masonry goes to soga and sauté and also shows calicanto structure. In 1985 it was declared Good of Cultural Interest.
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