Torre de El Salvador

Mudéjar style tower. It is a unique architecture and art style that proves the coexistence of several cultures. Here, Muslims that were accepted among the Christians worked for them, as they were the best at architecture, maths and many other knowledge fields.

Interesting but not that interesting. The views from the belfry are underwhelming.

A lovely historical building and museum. Great views of the city and mountains from the top. Being at the top when the bells ring is quite and experience too.

Torre from outside is interesting example of a great Mudejar architecture. I just checked two floors inside.

Fascinating and unusual tower constructed in Mudéjar style. It has 112 steps, the first few are steep then they're much shallower with flat sections. The corridors are very narrow, it's a bit of a squeeze to go past people going the other way. There are exhibitions at 3 levels on the way up with well translated labels in several languages including English. A sign near the top gives the bell ringing schedule - it can make you jump when they ring suddenly. The views aren't stunning from the top but you can see the tops of other historic towers and buildings.