Torre de la Vall
Renaissance watchtower, a listed monument standing near the beach at the sea end of the Valldigna corridor.
Near the beach of Tavernes de la Valldigna, the Torre de la Vall is a Renaissance watchtower and a listed monument. It closes the Valldigna corridor at the sea end, facing the Mediterranean.
History
The tower watched the coast in the century of raids, paired with the inland castle on the hill. The two sites covered the valley from mountain to sea.
What to see
The listed Renaissance tower from outside on a beach walk at the sea end of the valley corridor. Combine sea and history in one day: tower and beach here, castle on the hill, monastery at Simat.
Tips for your visit
- Confirm access locally; the visit is exterior.
- Pair it with a swim in season at the Tavernes beach nearby.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Torre de la Vall?
A Renaissance watchtower near the beach, a listed monument.
How do you visit it?
From outside on a beach walk; confirm access locally.
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