Mixarda Tower

The Mixarda Tower is a modern watchtower, dating from the 16th-17th centuries. It has a circular masonry plan and is 10.50 m. high and 6 m. in diameter. The entrance door faces east and has a single-piece lintel and stone jambs.

Inside, on the ground floor, you can see the cistern with a dry stone vault. On the first floor there are three equidistant loopholes; on the second floor, three square windows, and on the highest part, on the roof, the set is topped off by three gargoyles for draining water and three corbels that support the three battlements. The upper floors and the roof are accessed by three wooden stairs located between the floors. Inside the tower is the watchtowers interpretation center. Around it you will find a leisure area.