Torre de la Muña is a square medieval tower erected between the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries in Torredelcampo, Jaén, likely serving as the keep of a small rural castle. Constructed with irregular rubble masonry reinforced by ashlar corners, this defensive structure rises with two floors covered by pointed barrel vaults and features a flat roof. The tower's name derives from al-munya, an Arabic term identifying large rural estates during the Andalusian period devoted to agricultural exploitation, situating this structure at 379 meters elevation between the Torrelampérez and Las Correderas streams.
