Aragon Tower Interpretation Center
The Aragón tower is a 12th century watchtower that houses an interpretation center inside.
On the ground floor of this watchtower, its history and evolution over the centuries is described. On the first floor, the panels collect curiosities about the building: aerial photographs, old plans, some historical documents such as the donation in 1468 by Enrique IV of the Villa de Molina and its Land to Princess Isabel (Isabel the Catholic), or a letter from the Molina town council addressed to Queen Isabel II requesting that she not demolish the castle that had been a Carlist stronghold. It also collects information on the archaeological and rehabilitation work of the entire complex.
How to get? It is located in the highest part of the city of Molina de Aragón, behind the Castle. It can be accessed by vehicle via CM-213, taking a track on the left.
If you would like more information, contact the Molina de Aragón Museum by phone or email.
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