Torre Ferrer, Medieval tower in La Condomina, Alicante, Spain.
Torre Ferrer is a defensive tower from the 16th century standing roughly 8 meters high with stone walls characteristic of that era. The structure was built as a fortification and remains visible today within its landscape despite surrounding modern residential areas.
The tower was built in the 16th century as a defense post for agricultural workers against Mediterranean pirate raids threatening the coastal region. These fortifications were part of a broader protective system designed to guard the local population during that period.
The tower serves as a waypoint for visitors exploring the network of historical fortifications scattered across the Alicante region. It represents the local effort to keep rural defense structures connected through walking routes and community interest.
The tower is located on Licia Calderon Street and remains visible from the outside, despite being surrounded by modern residential areas. Visitors can access it easily as part of a larger walking route that connects multiple historical towers across the region.
The structure underwent restoration in 2009 that preserved its original architectural elements after the nearby house was demolished in 1982. This restoration work saved the tower from decline and restored it as a recognizable feature of the neighborhood.
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