Across the river, at the southern end of the Roman Bridge, stands the Calahorra Tower.
Defensive in origin, it consisted of two towers joined by an arch that gave access to the city. Its present appearance, after successive and continual alterations, dates from 1369 (reign of Henry II of Trastámara).
Declared a historic-artistic monument in 1931, and restored and refurbished in 1954, it was handed over to the Instituto para el Diálogo de las Culturas (Institute for the Dialogue of Cultures), which has installed an audiovisual Museum in it, using audio-guide techniques that have revolutionised the way of coming into contact with History, images and objects.
If you would like to see the Calahorra Tower, you will be interested in the following tour:
Visit the Calahorra Tower - Private Guide
Hire a guide just for you or your group.
Duration: 4 hours.
Departures: Every day.
Contact: Get in touch with us and tell us which monuments you would like to visit, how many people you would be and the date of the visit. We will reply to the email address you give us as soon as possible.