About Bujaco Tower
Bujaco Tower (Torre de Bujaco) is a 12th century Moorish Tower in the centre of the Spanish city of Cáceres. The namesake of Bujaco Tower was Caliph Abú-Ya’qub, who led his troops to victory in conquering Cáceres in March 1173 after a six month long siege.
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Arch of La Estrella
The Arch of La Estrella is an 18th century gate in Cáceres.
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Name
Bujaco Tower
Alternative Name
Torre de Bujaco
Location
Caceres, Extremadura, Spain
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