Bujaco Tower

The ultimate symbol of the city, the Torre de Bujaco is a tower along the Almohad walls of Cáceres that is connected with a small bridge.

This square-foundation tower was built by the Arabs in the 12th century on the remains of a Roman ashlar, and measures 25 meters high. It was defended by three ramparts and battlements and is topped with battlements designed in a Muslim-style pyramid. It also has a striking Renaissance balcony, which was added in the 16th century and is known as the "balcony of privileges.” Bujaco Tower houses the Three Cultures Interpretation Center and is found the