
Torre de Bujaco
Torre de Bujaco
Caceres, Spain
Landmark, Almohad-built tower from the 12th century, offering panoramic views of the city.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Landmark, Almohad-built tower from the 12th century, offering panoramic views of the city.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ donkey kong — 4 months ago
go to plaza mayor grab cerveza at 9 am see medieval architecture listen to man tickle guitar strings delightful
**★★★★★ Nanita — a year ago
Highly recommend paying the small entrance fee and climbing up the city walls when you visit Torre de Bujaco. There is a small exhibition room as well as access to ancient Roman ruins. This bird’s eye view of of Cáceres is an ideal place to start your visit to this UNESCO world heritage recognized historic town center.
**★★★★★ darius savolskis — 4 years ago
One of the key attractions in a lovely Caceres. You will visit a tower (although there are plenty of them in a town) and a section of the town wall. You will get great views of the central square from the tower
**★★★★☆ Helena Sunny — 6 years ago
As an iconic monument in the centre of Caceres, Bujaco Tower was built in 12th century by the Moors. Standing about 25 metres high, this roughly square tower is located in Plaza Mayor at the entrance to Caceres's Old Town. I am Uploading two photos.
**★★★★☆ Dr. Eman — 6 years ago
The best spot to take photos, and for Panoramic views of the old city landmarks. For 3 euros, you can visit three towers, and read about history if the city. Unfortunately, all the written descriptions and illustrations are in Spanish which is not very welcoming for international visitors.
















