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Visit Torre del Prezzemolo, Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy
Torre del Prezzemolo, an old coastal tower in Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy. It can be reached from the Sant'Elia village, along a dirt road. The tower, originally called "Capo Bernat tower" or "Cala Bernat" or "del Lazzaretto", has sixteenth-century origins . In 1638 it was decommissioned, following the construction of the nearby ... -
See Torre de Mangana, Cuenca, Spain
This renovated 16th-century "tower of the hours" is the local timekeeper & a tourist attraction. -
Visit Torre De Sa Guardiola, Isla de Espalmador, Spain
Torre De Sa Guardiola is a Martello towers on Isla de Espalmador, Spain. -
See Torre de San Martín, Teruel, Spain (UNESCO site)
The Torre de San Martín (St. Martin's Tower) is a medieval structure in Teruel, Aragon, northern Spain. Built in Aragonese Mudéjar style in 1316 and renovated in the 16th century, it was added to the UNESCO Heritage List in 1986 together with other Mudéjar structures in Teruel. The tower was built between in 1315 and 1316. In 1550 its lower s... -
See Torre des Carregador (Torre de sa Sal Rossa), Ibiza (Eivissa) Island
This watch tower is variously called by two names,Torre des Carregador, (the loading tower) or by the nameTorre de sa Sal Rossa, (the red salt tower). This tower was designed by the Italian engineer Giovanni Calvi to guard the salt working at Ses Salines on or around 1582. the tower stands at the far end of Platja d’ en Bossa. The tower overlooked the landings u... -
See Torre de ses Portes, Ibiza (Eivissa) Island
Torre de ses Portes was built in the late sixteenth century as an early warning system for the inhabitants of the nearby village of Sant Josep from attack by pirates. Of all the watchtowers on Ibiza this is the tallest of them. It is constructed from dressed stone which gives a smooth finish to the gently tapering walls. To the top level there is a domed turret w... -
Visit Torre des Savinar, Ibiza (Eivissa) Island
Torre des Savinar (also known as Torre del Pirata) is an old watchtower along the southern coast of Ibiza (Eivissa) Island. -
See Torre de Ucanha, Portugal
Torre de Ucanha's existence is already documented in the twelfth century . D. Afonso Henriques donated in 1163 , the widow of Egas Moniz , Teresa Afonso , the couto of Algeriz by adding the territory of Ucanha. The bridge must have been built by the Romans , following a nearby road. Teresa Afonso, founder of the Monastery of Santa Maria de Salzedas , donated to the co... -
Visit Torre di Bari, Sardinia, Italy
Torre di Bari (Torre di Barì tower) is built on a rocky outcrop on the beach in village Bari Sard, four and a half kilometres from the centre of Barisardo,Sardinia, Italy. It overlooks two long beaches. -
See Torre di Cala Domestica, Sardinia
The tower was built for defence and counterattack on the furthest promontory of the coast between Portixeddu and Porto Paglia, above the harbour entrance, against Muslim invasion as part of a network of hundreds of towers and outposts built by the Spanish crown. The towers, equipped with cannons, would open fire while the watchtowers sent smoke signals or drumbeat war... -
See Torre di Calamosca o Dei Segnali, Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy
The Calamosca tower , also known as the signal tower, is a historic building in Cagliari located on the Sant'Elia hill, in the San Bartolomeo area. The bulk of the tower, with the adjacent lighthouse , dominates the small beach of Calamosca, from which it takes its name. The complex is currently owned by the&... -
See Torre di Calasetta, Calasetta, Sant'Antioco Island, Sardinia, Italy
Torre di Calasetta (Torre Sabauda) is tower (called torre nêua or new, later called torre Litoranea) guarding of the territory, which still dominates the historic centre of Calasetta, was built in 1756 in volcanic stone blocks, according to the design of the Piedmontese military engineer Vallin. -
See Torre di Capo Malfatano, Sardinia
Watchtower built by the Aragonese in the 1600s. the tower is part of a coastal defensive complex built along the entire coast especially to face the attacks of the Barbary pirates. Torre di Capo Malfatano is about 20 min walk from Malfatano beach. Don’t try to drive to the tower unless you have a 4wd or a dirt bike! -
See Torre di Capo Mannu, Sardinia
Torre di Capo Mannu is on Capo Mannu, Sardinia. -
Visit Torre di Chia, Domus de Maria, Sardinia, Italy
Torre di Chia has great views of the beaches around Domus de Maria, Sardinia, Italy. This ancient structure dates back to the 16th century and was originally built as a defensive lookout to protect the coast from pirate invasions.
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