Torre de Cañavate is a medieval pentagonal tower rising from a spur above the Júcar River in the hilltop town of Alarcón, Cuenca, Spain. Originally built to defend against potential attacks on the narrow isthmus between Alarcón and the Alarconcillo tower, the structure features a crenellated design and a coracha (defensive wall) exceeding a meter in thickness. Though the door has disappeared and sections of the curtain wall have deteriorated, the tower remains standing and accessible via a 20- to 25-minute walk from the town center, offering views of the medieval settlement, surrounding river gorge, and landscape.
