Torre de l'Oró
A tower of Arab origin standing about 400 metres south of Llucena, listed generically as a site of cultural interest under the code 12.04.072-003. It forms part of the watchtower system of the Alcalatén and preserves its original volume. The tower is a documented example of this type of construction in the district.
The Torre de l'Oró is a tower of Arab origin standing about 400 metres south of Llucena. It is listed generically as a site of cultural interest under the code 12.04.072-003. It forms part of the watchtower system of the Alcalatén, a group of constructions intended for observation and control of the territory. The tower preserves its original volume, which makes its type recognisable without major additions. Its position south of the town links it to the routes and lookout points that structured the district. It is one of the constructions that formed the Alcalatén watchtower system.
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