Torraza de Lárrede, also known as Torre del Moro, is a 15th-century watchtower located in the village of Lárrede within the municipality of Sabiñánigo in Huesca province, Aragon. Constructed on foundations dating to the year 992, this fortification features an almost square floor plan measuring 6.5 by 4 metres and is crowned with crenellations. The tower commands extensive views of the Gállego River valley and formed part of an integrated defensive system alongside the Larrés castle and towers of Escuer and Boalar, built to combat banditry and regional conflicts. Declared a Cultural Interest Asset in 2006.
