Torre de Godelleta
A medieval tower with a square, battlemented plan, about eighteen metres high, standing on the Plaza de la Iglesia. The municipal plaque dates it between the 11th and 13th centuries; it formed part of the network of watchtowers of the Valencia orchard. It is listed as a Site of Cultural Interest and is privately owned.
The Torre de Godelleta is a medieval tower with a square, battlemented plan, about eighteen metres high. The municipal plaque dates it between the 11th and 13th centuries. It formed part of the network of watchtowers of the Valencia orchard. It is protected by the generic listing as a Site of Cultural Interest of 1949, with an annotation from 2001. Its height and square plan make it recognisable in the townscape, and the legal protection confirms its heritage value. The tower rises above the Plaza de la Iglesia, in the centre of the built-up area.
More information on the official website.
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