Visitors are advised to see the local historical sites to gain a deeper appreciation of Torre Alháquime’s rich cultural and architectural history.
The Ruinas de la Antigua Fortaleza Nazari are ruins of an old Nazarí stronghold. These walls can be seen surrounding the town.
The Ruinas de la casa del célebre bandolero “El Tempranillo” meanwhile are the ruins of the house of the celebrated bandit Jose Maria “El Tempranillo.”
The Castillo del Cementerio was a castle that was probably built in the 13th century, featuring Nazarí architecture. The only remnants of the castle are the walls, the castle having been demolished in the 18th or 19th century.
The Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Antigua is a church that was built in 1755 and reconstructed in the early 18th century. The original church was entirely of baroque architecture, while the new one features a baroque façade and neoclassical interiors.
The Monumento al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús is an important emblem of the town, which was donated by one of the neighboring towns. This is a towering image of Jesus Christ located at the entrance of town. There is also a small park with nice views and landscaped features.
Finally, the Arco de la Villa is the main archway into the town. It is considered a monument to the town itself.
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