Torre de Sant Vicent
Square coastal watchtower built in the mid-16th century by agreement of the Cortes of Monzón, one of the eighteen watchtowers on the Castellón coast. Restored in 2018 with a museum project, it can be visited and gives its name to the beach it overlooks.
Square coastal watchtower built in the mid-16th century by agreement of the Cortes of Monzón, one of the eighteen watchtowers on the Castellón coast. Restored in 2018 with a museum project, it can be visited and gives its name to the beach it overlooks. Built in the mid-16th century by decision of the Cortes de Monzón to monitor the coast (https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benicasim). Square plan with loophole machicolation and two circular turrets facing the sea (https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benicasim). Restored exterior and interior in 2018 with a museum project and open to visits (https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benicasim). It is located in Platja de la Torre de Sant Vicent, Benicàssim.
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