The tower looks like a four-level truncated pyramid, with solid walls and a 10th-century barrel vault. Part of the walls that once surrounded the village has been preserved. A further level, with balconies, was added in the 11th century. Elevated access with horseshoe arch.
The tower is known as the 'Torre de Doña Urraca', since doña Urraca was buried there in 1005.
Source: Official Portal of Tourism Junta de Castilla y León
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Rev.: JGG 29.10.18
