El Salvador Tower

It costs 3 euros to enter the tower and I was absolutely happy to choose to enter here! It’s a little long journey to go up to the top, the tower, but I loved it! You need to be aware of the time of bells. If not, you’ll be hear 12 bells ringing at noon, staying next to the bells. Plus, during the winter, it’s very cold to be on the tower as there is any window. Please keep you warm and go 😆

Tower Mudejar de El Salvador - Definitely worth a visit if you are passing thru Teruel. Built in the 14th century, it is actually a tower within a tower. The climb is not bad, & there are 4 stopping pointing before reaching the top with nice panels describing the architecture, the builders & legends about the tower (in Spanish, English & French). You can even see 14th century graffiti! Beautiful inside & out, nice views from the top. You can actually be in with the bells at the top when they go off every quarter hour, so if loud noises bother you, take care not no be up there when they go off. We prepared ourselves and went up. Inscribed on UNESCO’s heritage list in 1986.

Beautiful structure and you can learn it's history by visiting inside. The history is clear and concise and is in English as well as Spanish and French. It's views from the top are awesome. Well worth the small entry fee.

Fascinating and unusual tower constructed in Mudéjar style. It has 112 steps, the first few are steep then they're much shallower with flat sections. The corridors are very narrow, it's a bit of a squeeze to go past people going the other way. There are exhibitions at 3 levels on the way up with well translated labels in several languages including English. A sign near the top gives the bell ringing schedule - it can make you jump when they ring suddenly. The views aren't stunning from the top but you can see the tops of other historic towers and buildings.

Not much to see on the way up the tower but the views from the top were good. There was an interesting short film for you to watch, subtitles were in English.

A must see in Teruel. It’s not even about the views from the top. The tower is a prime example of the mudejar style that the city is famous for. The exhibition inside is fairly interesting. The entrance in spring 2022 was for 3€ per person

Torre from outside is interesting example of a great Mudejar architecture. I just checked two floors inside.

El salvador is one of the main tourist attraction in Teruel city. It’s near plaza del el Torico. It’s architecture is quite good. You can buy ticket and walk up to the top with stairs. You can enjoy the view of city from the top. There is nothing much to see in the tower but view from the top is quite nice.