Torre de Agicampe is a Nazarí watchtower in Loja, Granada, potentially built during the reign of Mohammed V in the second half of the 14th century and strategically situated less than 250 metres from the important spring of Agicampe. This two-storey defensive structure features gravelled rough ashlar construction with roughly horizontal courses, standing as a sentinel over territory that was already populated in the 8th century. The tower has undergone conservation efforts to stabilize and preserve its pathological structure, representing a significant example of late medieval Islamic defensive architecture on the Iberian Peninsula.
