Cortijo Torre de la Reina

Cortijo Torre de la Reina has its origin in an Almohad fortress of the 13th century that passes into the hands of the crown. Subsequently, in the 16th century it became a stately home with the Casa de Ribera until it was acquired by the Vázquez family in the 19th century and used as an agricultural building. It is declared a Monument of Cultural Interest for its historical and artistic value.
It is currently an 11-room hotel with outdoor and indoor spaces for events. Its extensive gardens, fountains and springs make it an idyllic place for all kinds of celebrations
Exploring every corner of this historic site, you can discover such interesting places as the medieval fort, the chapel, the Renaissance courtyard, the north and noon towers or its impressive Spanish-Arabic garden.

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