Torre del Muelle

Today: Torre del Muelle, Benalmádena

Place: Benalmádena
Kind: Tower
Built: c. 1511 to 1600
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Not checked

A tapering tower 11.5 metres high at the water's edge, its entrance 7.30 metres up, reached by a ladder that was then pulled in. Unlike the other two towers of Benalmádena it was built after the Christian conquest, well into the 16th century: no document names it before 1511. A stone coat of arms of the time of Carlos III lies beside it.

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