Torre campanario de Viver
A baroque bell tower built in 1608, 25 metres high, with a square plan and ashlar edges. At the top it has a restored octagonal lantern. Its walls are decorated with Roman stelae found in the district and with a 1608 inscription by Francisco Diago about its construction.
The bell tower of Viver was built in the baroque style in 1608 and stands 25 metres high. It has a square plan with ashlar edges and a restored octagonal lantern at the top. Its walls are decorated with Roman stelae found in the municipality and with an inscription from 1608 by Francisco Diago referring to its construction. The tower is part of the parish complex of the town and one of its most visible elements. The combination of reused Roman material and 17th-century texts makes the bell tower a document of local history.
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