Torre de los Molinos

Today: Torre Molinos, Torremolinos

Place: Mālaqa (Málaga)
Kind: Tower
Built: c. 1300
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Not checked

A defensive tower the Naṣrids raised around 1300, one of the chain of towers along the coast of the kingdom of Granada, which gave Torremolinos its name; it already bears it in the Ordinances of 1497. It is built of adobe, 12 metres tall with two floors, windows to the sea and a terrace; inside it is almost ruined.

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