Casas de las Cuatro Torres

The Casa de las Cuatro Torres features four observation towers, built with oyster stone walls containing marine fossils and wooden beams from old ships.

Constructed in 1736, the building defied local regulations that limited houses to one tower by incorporating four towers in its innovative design.

Each room bears the name of an 18th-century sailor connected to Cádiz, with decorative elements reflecting their individual stories and achievements.

The building houses 20 rooms for up to 40 guests, offering standard accommodations, premium rooms, adapted spaces, apartments, and duplex options.

The walls reveal layers of marine fossils embedded in oyster stone, while repurposed ship timbers form the structural beams throughout the building.

Location: Cádiz

GPS coordinates: 36.53601,-6.29398

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:23